Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.27+, H06.04+)

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A Messages
Status, warning, and error messages are sent to the console by:
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The Open System Services (OSS) EasySetup utilities. These messages are
described under OSS EasySetup Utility Messages on page A-2.
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The Guardian Catalog Volume Tool (CVT) utility. These messages are described
under CVT Messages on page A-3.
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The FSCK fileset integrity checker when the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF)
DELETE FILESET or DIAGNOSE FILESET command is used. These messages
are described under FSCK Messages on page A-6.
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The OSS Monitor process at startup. These messages are described under
Unnumbered Messages on page A-31.
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The OSS product module (OSS PM) when SCF commands are used. These
messages are described under Numbered Messages on page A-38.
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The OSSTTY utility at startup. These messages are described under Startup
Messages on page A-97.
Event Management Service (EMS) event messages are issued by:
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The OSS message-queue server, under the NonStop Kernel subsystem ID. These
messages are described under OSS Message-Queue Server Messages on
page A-27.
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The OSS Monitor, under the OSS subsystem ID. These messages are described
under OSS Subsystem Messages on page A-61.
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An OSS name server, under the OSS subsystem ID. These messages are
described under OSS Subsystem Messages on page A-61.
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The FSCK fileset integrity checker, under the OSS subsystem ID, when the SCF
DIAGNOSE FILESET command is used. These messages are described under
OSS Subsystem Messages on page A-61.
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The OSS sockets local server, under the OSS subsystem ID. These messages are
described under OSS Subsystem Messages on page A-61.
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An OSS transport agent server, under its own subsystem ID. These messages are
described only in the Operator Messages Manual.
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The OSS terminal helper server, under the OSS subsystem ID. These messages
are described under OSS Subsystem Messages on page A-61.
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The OSS EasySetup utilities or OSS server processes such as inetd, under the
OSS subsystem ID. These messages are described under OSS Subsystem
Messages on page A-61.
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The OSSTTY server, under its own subsystem ID. These messages are described
in EMS Messages on page A-101.