OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

Starting, Stopping, and Updating Your OSI/MHS
Subsystem
OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual—424827-003
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Starting the OSI/MHS Subsystem Objects
Management Environment for OSI/MHS, Appendix A, Examples of Configuration Files,
and the OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual.
Although the installation procedure creates an input file for SCF, this file does not
include all of the attributes that you need to define. The installation procedure does not
have enough information to determine some of the values, such as OSI addresses.
You must add this information to your configuration file.
When you add the MR and RS groups and MTA objects to the OSI/MHS configuration,
you must also make sure that their OSI addresses are reflected in the OSI/AS
configuration. You might need to redefine the OSI/AS configuration to reflect these
addresses. For details about how to do this, see Appendix D, OSI Address
Configuration in OSI/MHS.
Starting the OSI/MHS Subsystem Objects
The following example shows how to start various OSI/MHS objects.
This example shows that you are in SCF and the following steps occur:
1. CONFIRM ON tells you if each command and the object is accepted or rejected.
2. START SUBSYS $MHS1.#MHS1 starts the SUBSYS object. You must start the
objects in this order:
SUBSYS
APPL
CLASS
GROUP
3. START APPL $MHS1.* starts all the APPL objects in the subsystem.
4. START CLASS $MHS1.*, SUB ALL starts all the CLASS objects in the subsystem.
The SUB ALL option directs the command to start the groups within each class.
With the SUB ALL option, a START GROUP command is not needed. Without the
SUB ALL option, only the CLASS object starts.
5. The EXIT command takes you out of SCF.
To check the current attribute setting for a specific object, use the INFO command. To
check objects that have transitional states, use the STATUS command.
SCF
SCF - T9082D20 - (03JUN94) (02MAY94) - 12/01/94 13:18:20 System \MYSYS
Copyright Compaq Computers Incorporated 1986 - 1994
SCF W20052 Creating file \MYSYS.$MYVOL.USER.SCFCSTM
1-> CONFIRM ON
2-> START SUBSYS $MHS1.#MHS1
3-> START APPL $MHS1.*
4-> START CLASS $MHS1.*, SUB ALL
5-> EXIT