Pathway/XM System Management Manual

Compaq NonStop™ Pathway/XM System Management Manual—426761-001
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Example Configuration Source Files
Configuration Example Overview
This appendix contains three example configuration source files and an output file. The
examples are for a vendor who provides a bank fraud detection service application and a
customer who is a bank that is installing the vendor’s application:
PXMCFG Commands for the Examples
The following is the sequence of commands to process these source files:
1. Delete any current files with the same names:
purge fdssctl, fdssctlk, cusctl, cusctlk, cursctl, cursctlk, egpxmout
2. Run PXMCFG on the vendor source file to generate an export SuperCTL file:
pxmcfg /in fdssfig, out egpxmout/ fdssctl
3. Run PXMCFG on the customer source file to import the vendor server
configurations and generate a new SuperCTL file:
pxmcfg /in cusfig, out egpxmout/ cusctl
Vendor Source File This example configuration source file is prepared by the vendor.
In addition to configuration statements that define the vendor’s
Pathway/XM environment, the file contains server configuration
statements that will be exported as part of the vendor application.
The vendor’s source file is named FDSSFIG, from which
PXMCFG generates the SuperCTL export file FDSSCTL.
Customer Source File
(Import Example)
This example configuration source file is prepared by the
customer. It contains configuration statements for the customer’s
Pathway/XM environment and includes statements for importing
the server configurations from the vendor.
The customer’s source file is named CUSFIG, from which
PXMCFG generates the SuperCTL file CUSCTL.
Customer New Source
File (Online Migration
Example)
This example configuration source file is generated by the
customer. It contains the new customer configuration to which the
customer wants to migrate online from the currently existing
configuration.
The customer’s new source file is named CURSFIG, from which
PXMCFG generates the SuperCTL file CURSCTL.
Output file This source file contains the combined output that results from
processing the configuration example configuration source files.
The file name is EGPXMOUT.