Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (G06.24+)

HP NonStop Pathway/iTS System Management Manual—426748-002

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Starting and Stopping Pathway/iTS

Objects

This section describes how to start and stop HP NonStop Pathway/iTS objects,

including the router process and the PATHMON-controlled objects—TCPs, TERM

object, and PROGRAM objects.

Starting Router Processes

Pathway/iTS router processes are not part of the PATHMON environment; you must

start them in the Guardian operating environment. If you are using Pathway/iTS web

clients or sockets IDS requesters, you must start one or more router processes before

you start the PATHMON environment.

You start a router process as a named process from the TACL prompt as follows:

$name

is the name to be assigned to the router process.

cpu

is the primary processor in which the process is to run.

port

is the TCP/IP port number to be assigned to the router process.

protocol

is the protocol type to be used by the router process (HTTP or SOCKET).

tcp-ip

is the name of a TCP/IP process running on the HP NonStop system. If omitted,

the default TCP/IP process is used ($ZTC0 or the process named in the DEFINE

for TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME), as described in the TCP/IP and IPX/SPX

Programming Manual.

backup-cpu

is the backup processor. If omitted, the router process runs without a backup.

RUN ROUTER / NAME $name , NOWAIT , CPU cpu / port protocol

[ tcp-ip ] [ backup-cpu ]