RSC/MP Programming Manual

Access Control Server A Sample ACS for the NonStop Host
n2 One of these decimal values defining the access to this
server process:
1 – Allow access to this server. The client workstation has
access only to servers that are explicitly specified as n2=1.
2 – Refuse access to this server. Use this option only to
deny access to a specific server class under a PATHMON
process; for example, ―21 $RSCP‖ allows access to all
server classes under the PATHMON process $RSCP. The
subsequent entry ―12 $RSCP TESTSVR‖ restricts access to
the TESTSRV process, which is only one of the server
classes under the PATHMON process $RSCP.
processname The name of the PATHMON or stand-alone process; for
example, $RSCP.
serverclass If n1 is 1, enter the name of a server class under that
PATHMON process.
Examples:
11 $RSCP TDDSVR
Allows access to the TDDSVR server class under the PATHMON process
$RSCP.
22 $RSCP
Refuses access to any server class under the PATHMON process $RSCP.
31 $TDD
Allows access to the stand-alone process $TDD.
4. Write a command (OBEY) file to start the ACS such as:
add define =RSCSRVRS, file rscsrvrs
add define =RSCUSERS, file rscusers
run sampacs / name $tacs, nowait, out $TRM0.#OSP /
This example starts an ACS process named $TACS.
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