Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.25+, H06.03+)
Managing Servers
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Determining the Current Configuration of a Server
You can also check configuration information for many servers that are not
administered by the OSS Monitor if they appear in the LISTDEV output. Use the
following SCF command:
INFO PROCESS process-name, DETAIL
where process-name is the name of the server process as it appears in the LISTDEV
output.
Checking Servers That Are Administered Through the
OSS Monitor
You can use the OSS Monitor SCF STATUS SERVER command to determine the
current status for a server that is administered through the OSS Monitor. For example,
if you enter the following command at an SCF prompt:
STATUS SERVER $ZPMON.*
you can determine the state of all servers administered through the OSS Monitor. The
information displayed is the state of current processes.
Additional information about recent server errors is available using the DETAIL option
of the OSS Monitor SCF STATUS SERVER command. See the STATUS SERVER
Command on page 12-77 for the command syntax and an example.
Checking Servers That Run in the OSS Environment
You can use the OSS shell ps command to check the status of any servers started
under your current user ID in the OSS environment. If you start servers only under the
super ID, then the basic form of this command returns a list of all such servers.
The ps command has many HP extensions available through its -W flag that you can
use to obtain detailed status information about any running process. See the ps(1)
reference page either online or in the Open System Services Shell and Utilities
Reference Manual for more information.
Determining the Current Configuration of a Server
You can use the OSS Monitor SCF INFO SERVER command to determine the current
configuration settings in the ZOSSSERV database file for a server administered
through the OSS Monitor. For example, if you enter the following command at an SCF
prompt:
INFO SERVER $ZPMON.*
you can determine the following information for all servers administered through the
OSS Monitor:
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The type of server (OSS name server, OSS message-queue server, and so on)
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The processor used by the primary server process
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The processor used by the backup server process