RSC/MP 7.3 Installation and Configuration Guide

RSC/MP Quick Start Guide
HP NonStop Remote Server Call (RSC/MP) Installation and Configuration Guide522358-011
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Identifier Comments
[PIPEMAN] Locate the PIPEMAN section identifier in the PIPEINI file.
Refer to Creating the [PIPEMAN] Section (for all installations)
on
page 5-12 for details.
DomainName Enter your domain name here. If you do not know the domain name,
see your system administrator.
Refer to DomainName Option
on page 5-21 for details.
SystemName Enter your system name here.
The system name is the name of the NonStop host system as defined
in the DNS server.
Refer to SystemName Option
on page 5-33 for details.
Configuring RSC/MP on the Host
To configure RSC/MP:
1. Use FUP to copy STARTRSC, STOPRSC, PIPETXT, PWYCFG, and TDPCFG from
the ISV to your own subvolume and position to that subvolume.
2. The STARTRSC TACL macro assumes that the TDP and RSCCOM objects are in
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM and that the other RSC/MP objects are in
$SYSTEM.ZRSCHOST. If this arrangement is not true for your installation, edit the
STARTRSC file you copied in Step 1 and make the following changes:
Change $SYSTEM.SYSTEM to the subvolume name containing the TDP and
RSCCOM objects.
#SET RSCSYS $SYSTEM.SYSTEM
Change $SYSTEM.ZRSCHOST to the subvolume name containing the other
RSC/MP objects.
#SET RSCISV $SYSTEM.ZRSCHOST
3. Rename the PIPETXT file to PIPEINI and edit the PIPEINI file. The next table
identifies information that needs to be modified and provides references to the full
description of the options. The table displays sample [sections] needed for RSC to start
its network interface(s) automatically. To do this, there needs to be one [PIPEMAN]
section and one or more [NIF-nifname] sections in the PIPEINI file. For each NifList
entry in the [PIPEMAN] section, there must be a corresponding [NIF-nifname] section
where “nifname” is a symbolic network interface name. Note: This table represents a
configuration for one TCP/IP network interface. Sample data is provided following the
table.