RSC/MP Installation and Configuration Guide

Configuring and Managing the RSC/MP TDP
Process
Editing the STARTRSC File
Three choices for starting the TDP are presented in the STARTRSC sample TACL
macro. The simplest command is active within the file; if another choice is the
desired one for starting the TDP, comment out the undesirable command and
activate the desirable one. The three choices are:
1. Start the TDP on the same CPU where the current TACL is running:
RUN [SYSTEM.SYSTEM.]TDP /NAME $zrsc, NOWAIT/
2. Start the TDP on a specific CPU (0 in the example below):
RUN [SYSTEM.SYSTEM.]TDP /NAME $zrsc, NOWAIT, CPU 0/
3. Start the TDP on a specific CPU with a backup CPU (0 for the primary and 1
for the backup in the example below):
RUN [SYSTEM.SYSTEM.]TDP /NAME $zrsc, NOWAIT, CPU 0/1
Configure the TDP. The DELAY command allows the TDP to initialize completely
before RSCCOM attempts to configure it. The value used depends on the
processing speed of the NonStop host. Practical values are from 5 to 20 seconds.
The TDPCFG file refers to the sample TDP configuration file shipped with
RSC/MP. Modify this to fit your environment.
DELAY 10 SECONDS
RUN [RSCSYS].RSCCOM /IN tdpcfg/ $zrsc
Run the test echo server. This is only needed for the RSCTEST and RSCTESTW
client test programs. This is not needed for a production environment. The
process must be named $TDD.
RUN [RSCISV].TDDSVR /NAME $TDD, NOWAIT/ INTERPROCESS
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