Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.25+, H06.03+)

Manually Setting Up an OSS Environment
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B-8
Table B-2. Completing a Preconfigured Basic OSS Environment (page1of3)
Task Subtask Example See
Prepare for
configuration
Log on as the
super ID
LOGON SUPER.SUPER Guardian User’s
Guide
Ensure that
preconfigured
databases are
accessible after
a node number
change
FUP INFO $SYS*.*.ZOSSFSET,
DETAIL
FUP ALTER ZOSSFSET, ALTFILE
(0,ZOSSFS00)
FUP ALTER ZOSSFSET, ALTFILE
(1,ZOSSFS01)
Maintaining
ZOSSFSET After
Changing Your
Node Number on
page 4-11
Configure
OSS users
Add users and
specify an alias
for each
SAFECOM
ADD USER USER.ONE, 001,001,
PASSWORD Secure1
ALTER USER USER.ONE,
GUARDIAN DEFAULT SECURITY
NUNU
ALTER USER USER.ONE,
GUARDIAN DEFAULT VOLUME
$DATA.USER1
ADD ALIAS user1, 001,001,
PASSWORD Secure1
ALTER ALIAS user1, GUARDIAN
DEFAULT SECURITY NUNU
ALTER ALIAS user1, GUARDIAN
DEFAULT VOLUME
$DATA.USER1
Managing Users
and Groups on
page 8-8
Specify an initial
program and an
initial (home)
directory for
each user
ALTER ALIAS user1, INITIAL-
PROGRAM /bin/sh
ALTER ALIAS user1, INITIAL-
DIRECTORY /home/user1
EXIT
Assigning an
Initial Working
Directory on
page 8-13 and
Assigning an
Initial Program on
page 8-17
Configure the
OSS file
system
Start all
processes and
filesets
VOLUME $SYSTEM.ZOSSINS
STARTOSS
Finish
configuring
the OSS
environment
Start an OSS
shell
OSH osh(1) reference
page in the Open
System Services
Shell and Utilities
Reference Manual