PAM Management Programming Manual

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What’s in This Manual

Table i summarizes the contents of this manual.

Table i. Contents

Section or

Appendix Title Contents

1 Introduction Provides a brief overview of the architecture of the

PAM subsystem and the Distributed Systems

Management (DSM) facilities.

2 Communicating With

the PAM Subsystem

Describes how control-and-inquiry communication

with the PAM subsystem is performed and provides

an overview of the commands that a management

application can send to the PAM subsystem.

3 SPI Programming

Considerations for the

PAM Subsystem

Summarizes Subsystem Programmatic Interface

(SPI) programming an describes SPI programming

considerations for the PAM subsystem.

4 Common Definitions Contains general information that applies to all uses

of the common definitions in the interfaces to the

PAM subsystem.

5 Commands and

Responses

Describes the syntax and semantics for all

commands and responses in the PAM programmatic

control-and-inquiry interface.

6 Event Messages Describes information the PAM subsystem provides

to Event Management Service (EMS) by issuing

messages about subsystem events.

A Error Numbers and

Error Lists

Presents all the error numbers provided by the PAM

subsystem and describes the error lists associated

with these error numbers.

B Token Codes and

Token Maps

Lists all the token codes and token maps that are

specific to the PAM subsystem.

C G-Series Migration Describes how to migrate management applications

that communicate with the Tandem LAN Access

Method (TLAM) subsystem to G-series systems.