SeeView Server Gateway (SSG) Manual

SSG Commands
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Considerations
Examples
SET SECURE * USER ! Only user that started SSG can access CIs
SET SECURE ASAP ANY ! Any user can access ASAP CI
SET SECURE TACL NONE ! No user can access TACL
SET SECURE FUP CLEAR ! Remove previously-defined FUP from list
SERVERMAP server-class pid
specifies the server class to process ID mapping that is used if SERVERMAPIO is
ON. Any requests received by the SSGCOM process for the server designated by
server-class are routed via Guardian I/O to the process specified by pid.
server-class is any valid HP/Pathway server class name.
pid is optional. If supplied, it must be a valid HP network or local process ID.
Optionally, it can contain the template text ID as part of the process name:
[\system-name.][$process-name ] [IDalpha-char]
If pid is not supplied, the mapping for server-class is deleted.
SERVERMAP Considerations
SSGCOM replaces ID with the SSG ID each time it handles a request for server-
class. This substitution does not occur when the SET SERVERMAP command is
processed. This approach allows mappings to change automatically if the SSG ID is
altered.
To view the current map entries, enter SHOW at the SSGCOM prompt.
Examples
These examples show how to use the SET SERVERMAP option:
! Map SSG server class to <id>X on \CHICAGO
SET SERVERMAP SSG \CHICAGO.<ID>X
! Map Test-Server server class to $TEST
SET SERVERMAP TEST-SERVER $TEST
! Remove mapping for OCM
SET SERVERMAP OCM
SERVERMAPIO ON | OFF
specifies the I/O to use. ON causes the SSGCOM process to use Guardian I/O
when communicating with server classes defined by the SET SERVERMAP
command.
OFF causes the SSGCOM process to use Pathway server class send I/O. The
default is OFF.