RSC/MP 7.2 Programming Manual

Access Control Server
HP NonStop Remote Server Call (RSC/MP) Programming Manual—522360-004
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A Sample ACS for the NonStop Host
5. Configure the ACS by using one of the following methods:
•
Set the TERM attribute ACSERVER to the name of an ACS object.:
set term termname ACSERVER acs_object_name
acs_object_name must be a valid ACS object name.
•
Configure the ACS object in the TDP by using the TDPCFG file (see the
Remote Server Call (RSC/MP) Installation and Configuration Guide) or
RSCCOM:
assume acs
set acsprocessname processname
set acsserverclass serverclass_name
set recvwritereads yes | no
add acs acs_object_name
start acs_object_name
Note. Start the ACS server before configuring the ACS object or the ACSERVER attribute
of the TERM object.
processname The name of the ACS Guardian (stand-alone)
process or a Pathway/TS (PATHMON) process if
the ACS is a server class. The process name does
not have to be fully qualified.
serverclass_name The name of the ACS server class. Include this
value only if processname identifies a Pathway/TS
(PATHMON) process.
acs_object_name Name of the ACS object in the TDP.
YES | NO Set RECVWRITEREADS to YES or NO*.
If YES, the ACS must check the user ID and
password at RscBeginSession and at each
RscWrite or RscWriteRead request. If NO, the
ACS validates the user ID and password only at
RscBeginSession.
* If you set RECVWRITEREADS to YES, you must take care that the following options values are
properly set prior to performing any RscWrite or RscWriteRead operations:
USER_ID
PASSWORD
HOST_ACS_NAME
ACS_MESSAGE_AREA
ACS_BINARY_AREA
Using the same options handle for RscWrite / RscWriteRead as was used for the RscBeginSession call
which established the session utilized for the I/O ensures that the above options will be consistent
between the two calls. If you choose to utilize different options handles, it is your responsibility to
propagate the above options between the two option blocks, otherwise results are unpredictable.