Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Revised information about logging OSS File System EMS events to both $0 and $ZLOG in
“Event Management Service (EMS) Event Messages” (page 335).
Added process information for the resource agent servers to “Summary of OSS Process
Information” (page 409).
Added information in “OSS Environment Limits” (page 411):
OSS processes limits
OSS File System resources, including new limits, EMS events, and how to view usages
and limits in SCF
Added Open Source utilities and tools information to:
“Backing Up and Restoring OSS Files” (page 183)
“Erasing and Removing OSS Files” (page 195)
Administrative Tools” (page 219)
“Managing With the Shell” (page 235)
“Compressing Files” (page 242)
Revised information about the IOTIMEOUT attribute in:
“Currently Used TACL PARAMs for the OSS Monitor” (page 53)
ALTER SUBSYS, ALTER MON, and ALTER PROCESS Commands” (page 285)
“INFO SUBSYS, INFO MON, and INFO PROCESS Commands” (page 307)
Added new terms and definitions to “Glossary” (page 421).
Updated the inodes limits for a fileset to 100,000-2,200,000, which is modified with the
MAXINODES attribute in SCF. (See “Configuring the FILESET INODES Resource” (page 97).)
Added information throughout this guide about AF_INET sockets utilizing AF_INET socket data
buffers only when the process is configured on a Legacy TCP/IP address. If the process is configured
on a Parallel Library TCP/IP, TCP/IPv6, or CIP address, then AF_INET sockets do not utilize
AF_INET socket data buffers.
Corrected the limit of 99,999 for Device labels per node in “OSS Environment Limits” (page 411).
New and Changed Information in the 527191-014 Edition (February
2012)
Revised the information about restricted-access filesets to indicate that the user ID you use
when creating or managing restricted-access filesets must not be a member of the Safeguard
SECURITY-OSS-ADMINISTRATOR (SOA) group in addition to not being the super ID (255,255).
Updated the message text for messages OSS E00065 and OSS E00067.
Added “Falling Back to a Previous Release Version Update or Upgrading to a New Release
Version Update” (page 393), which describes additional steps you must perform when falling
back to a previous RVU or upgrading to a new RVU if you are not using NonStop Software
Essentials or DSM/SCM to manage your OSS files.
Updated references to DSM/SCM throughout this guide to include references to NonStop
Software Essentials.
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