SeeView Server Gateway (SSG) Manual

SSG Component Configuration
HP NonStop SeeView Server Gateway (SSG) Manual—526356-004
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In the SSG ID field here, enter the ID that was set in the
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SSGCONF file (in this case, $ZSG). The CSG routes all requests
to the designated SSG, allowing all applications to share access to this SSG.
Even in a shared SSG environment, you might want to run multiple SSGs for load
balancing and performance reasons. In this scenario, the SSGCONF configuration
does not change significantly. However, you might need to start multiple SSGs with
different IDs. For example:
You then also have to update the CSG configuration on the necessary PCs to balance
their access as well. For example, if you have 15 PCs running the CSG, and you have
3 shared SSGs, you would probably configure 5 CSGs to access each SSG, using the
CSG configuration dialog box in Figure 3-1. If AUTOSTART is ON in
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SSGCONF, the CSG causes the designated SSGs to be started
Figure 3-1. CSG.Csg-Options
SET ID $ZSG ! Set ID for first SSG (this can be any legal ID)
START GATEWAY ! Start the $ZSG gateway; not necessary if AUTOSTART is ON
SET ID $ZSH ! Set ID for second SSG (this can be any legal ID)
START GATEWAY ! Start the $ZSH gateway; not necessary if AUTOSTART is ON
SET ID $ZSI ! Set ID for the third SSG (this can be any legal ID)
START GATEWAY ! Start the $ZSI gateway; not necessary if AUTOSTART is ON
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