OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

Introduction

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GATEWAY Object

The GATEWAY object type allows you to define, control, and inquire about gateways

attached to the OSI/MHS subsystem. You can configure up to 16 gateways per

OSI/MHS subsystem.

An example of a GATEWAY object name is:

$ZMHS.#TG

GROUP Object

The GROUP object type identifies a group of related processes. It is used to configure,

stop, and start related processes. If you issue the START command to a group, all

processes in that group are started. Similarly, if you issue the STOP command to a

group, all processes in that group are stopped.

The GROUP object is in the GI class, the LO class, the MR class, the MS class, or the

RS class. If the GROUP object is in the MR class, each group controls and configures

three PROCESS objects:

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The store cleaner (SC) process

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The reliable transfer service (RTS) process

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The message relay process (MRP)

If the GROUP object is in the MS class, the group controls and configures only the MS

process.

If the GROUP object is in the RS class, the group controls and configures only the RS

process.

The GROUP name can have an optional node name, but it must be the same as the name

of the node on which the MHS manager resides. If the node name is omitted, the local

system is assumed.

Examples of GROUP names include:

$ZMHS.#MS.GRP1

$ZMHS.#MR.\HOE.GRP1

MON Object

The MON object type enables you to address commands to the MHS manager. The

MON object name must identify the manager process.

An example of a MON object name is:

$ZMHS