Open System Services Installation Guide (G06.24+, H06.03+, J06.03+)

OSS EasySetup Quickstart
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OSS EasySetup Components
To stop an OSS EasySetup utility before it finishes, press the Break key (see Break
Key Message on page C-4).
Table 1-1. OSS EasySetup Utilities
Name Description For information, see ...
OSSSETUP
1
Configures and installs a minimal OSS
subsystem. Runs either interactively or
noninteractively.
Section 2, OSSSETUP Utility
OSSREMOV
1
Removes the components of the OSS
subsystem—that is, the processes and
filesets that the OSS Monitor ($ZPMON)
manages. Does not remove the users’
initial directories, which the security
manager ($ZSMP) manages.
Section 3, OSSREMOV Utility
STARTOSS
2
Starts the OSS processes, servers, and
filesets.
Section 4, STARTOSS Utility
STOPOSS
2
Stops the OSS filesets (but not the OSS
processes).
Section 5, STOPOSS Utility
1. HP recommends that you log on with the super ID to run this utility; otherwise, you must first ensure that the
NULL, OSMP, and OSSMON objects have the correct security settings (see the Open System Services
Management and Operations Guide). For G06.17 and later RVUs, NULL and OSMP are not required.
2. HP recommends that you log on with a user ID
in the SUPER group ID to run this utility.
Table 1-2. OSS EasySetup Files
Filename Description
OSS EasySetup
Utilities That
Use It
OSSLIB Contains routines that the OSS EasySetup utilities
share.
All
OSSINF Is used to start a predetermined set of OSS servers and
filesets that the OSS Monitor ($ZPMON) manages. For
file contents, see Figure 1-1
on page 1-3.
OSSSETUP
STARTOSS
OSSINFIL Is used to start OSS servers and filesets that the OSS
Monitor ($ZPMON) manages. If this file does not exist
when you run STARTOSS, STARTOSS creates it by
copying the OSSINF file.
STARTOSS
SOFTDOC Is a standard softdoc. None
OSSINSTL Contains only the text “This file is no longer supported. None
STRTSOSS Contains only the text “This file is no longer supported. None
STOPSOSS Contains only the textThis file is no longer supported. None