RSC/MP 7.3 Installation and Configuration Guide

RSCCOM Command Reference
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RSCCOM TDP Control Commands
RSCCOM TDP Control Commands
There are several RSCCOM commands that can be used to control the operation of
the TDP. Enter these commands at an RSCCOM prompt.
The TDP commands are not case-sensitive. Multiple commands may be entered on
one command line by separating each command with a semicolon (;). A left square
bracket ([) makes the rest of a line a comment.
CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU Command
The CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU command defines and changes the parameters of
the backup CPU for an existing TDP process. The TDP is considered to be persistent
when run with a backup process. This means that the configuration information from
the primary TDP is checkpointed to the backup TDP, so the backup has the same
configuration as the primary TDP.
The backup CPU can also be specified on the command line when starting the TDP. If
the CPU is not specified on the command line, no backup TDP process runs until a
CONTROL TDP command is executed.
number
The number of the CPU where the TDP backup process is to be created. If a
backup process is already running, the TDP stops the current backup process and
starts a new backup process in the specified CPU.
NONE
Indicates that no TDP backup process is to run. If a backup process is running, it is
stopped.
Example:
The following command defines CPU 1 as the backup CPU:
1(( CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU 1
CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU LOGOPEN STATUS TDP
CONTROL TDP SECURITY LOGCLOSE VERSION
CONTROL TDP SUPPRESSEMS OPEN
CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU number
CONTROL TDP BACKUPCPU NONE