RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual (RDF 1.4+)

Installing and Configuring RDF
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Creating a Configuration Command File
RDFNET Process
Use SET RDFNET and ADD RDFNET commands to configure the following RDFNET
parameters:
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CPUS primary-CPU : backup-CPU
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PRIORITY
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PROCESS
The CPUS option value specifies the processors in the primary system in which the
RDFNET process will run.
The PRIORITY option value specifies the priority at which the RDFNET process will
run. You should set the RDFNET process’ priority slightly lower than that of the RDF
monitor process.
The PROCESS option value supplies a name for the RDFNET process. You should
specify a meaningful mnemonic such as $RNET. The process name can be any unique
valid process name up to 5 characters, including the $ symbol. However, you cannot
specify HP reserved process names that are of the form $X*, $Y*, or $Z*, in which *
is any alphanumeric string.
Creating a Configuration Command File
You can use the INFO * command with the OBEYFORM option to create a
configuration command file quickly and easily from an existing RDF configuration:
1. Redirect the output of the RDFCOM session from your terminal to the configuration
command file by issuing an appropriate OUT command. For example, to direct
subsequent session output to the configuration command file named RDF.INIT,
enter the following command:
]OUT RDF.INIT
2. Issue an INFO * command with the OBEYFORM option:
]INFO *,OBEYFORM
RDFCOM lists the current parameters in the RDF configuration file to RDF.INIT in
OBEY command file format.
3. Issue another OUT command to redirect subsequent session output back to your
terminal:
]OUT
For further information about configuration command files, see the example file in
Appendix B.