SSH Reference Manual

AUDITCOLL OFF | <ems-collector>
AUDITCOLL names an EMS collector to receive EMS events for Audit-type events.
OFF is the default. No Audit-type EMS events are generated. Also used to stop generation of events.
Audit-type EMS events are written to the specified collector <ems-collector>.
AUDITCOLL specifies an EMS collector for "audit" EMS events (only). This is independent of $0 which always
receives other EMS events.
$emscol is the name of an EMS collector which may specify $0 or an alternate collector.
AUDITCOLL OFF stops generating the new EMS events and closes the alternate collector (normal EMS events to $0
will continue in any case). See ZSTNDDL and ZSTNTMPL.
AUDITMSG <text>
Writes an audit event with the specified text.
AUTO_ADD_WIN DYNAMIC | STATIC | OFF
Starting with SPR T0801^ABE (STN version B21), the AUTO_ADD_WIN configuration parameter is no longer
supported. All openers of STN must refer to an existing window name.
AUTODEL_WAIT <seconds>
Windows that are automatically added (TYPE DYNAMIC and AUTO_ADD_WIN) are automatically deleted when the
TCP session is terminated or when all openers (applications) have closed the window. Some applications close the
window and then quickly reopen it from a different process (this happens with Pathmon and Pathway TCP), this could
prematurely delete the window. The AUTODEL_WAIT parameter allows a "grace" time that starts when the last opener
closes the window. If another open occurs within the grace time, then the window and the session continue running. If
the timer expires without any new opener, then the window is deleted.
The time given can be in the range from 0 to 20 seconds, the default is 3 seconds. A value of zero disables the feature,
deleting the window immediately when the last opener closes.
Starting with SPR T0801^ABE, this command is not relevant with regard to AUTO_ADD_WIN since that parameter is
no longer supported.
BACKUP[CPU] <cpu> | NONE | BUDDY | ANY | ?
BACKUPCPU controls the application backup process. BACKUP is a synonym for BACKUPCPU.
?
Displays the current setting, along with the current backup status.
NONE
Stops a backup process if one is already running. No new backup processes are created.
<cpu>
Specifies a number in the range 0 through 15 inclusive. The application will use the specified CPU for its backup
process. If a backup process is already running, it is stopped. A new backup process is created in the specified CPU.
BUDDY
Toggles the low-order bit of the primary CPU number to determine the backup CPU number. This pairs CPUs for
backup purposes in even-odd groups (0 to 1, 2 to 3, ...14 to 15). This avoids the problem of configuring a specific CPU
number. If a backup process is already running, it is stopped. A new backup process is created in the specified CPU.
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