TS/MP System Management Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

SERVER Commands
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SHOW SERVER Command
SET SERVER OUT \*.$RM123
ADD SERVER SERV-ABC
Note that in the above example, the generic node name \* is specified for the node
names for the ASSIGN, OWNER, IN, and OUT file names. The \* name designates
the node where the PATHMON process is currently running. In this example, the
OWNER, IN, and OUT file names are stored in the PATHMON configuration file using
\* as the node name, making these attributes node-independent. For more
information on configuring for node independence, see SET PATHWAY Command on
page 11-12. Special care must be taken when migrating a Pathway environment to a
new node to ascertain that certain attributes, such as HOMETERM, can migrate
without problems. For guidelines, see Migrating Your Environment to a Different
System on page 5-33.
In the configuration set by these commands, the first two server processes are created
with the names $X and $Y; all others have system-generated names. $X is created in
processor 4 or 5, and $Y is created in processor 6 or 7. All other processes are
created in processor 0, 1, 2, or 3. Only $Y is started in debug mode.
SET SERVER MAXSERVERS 5
SET SERVER CPUS ( 0:1, 2:3 )
SET SERVER DEBUG OFF
SET SERVER PROCESS $X ( CPUS 4:5 )
SET SERVER PROCESS $Y ( CPUS 6:7, DEBUG ON)
These SET SERVER commands show the use of parentheses to avoid ambiguity:
SET SERVER ( PARAM SWITCH-1 ON , SWITCH-15 OFF ) , &
MAXLINKS 10
SET SERVER (ARGLIST "arg 1", """Argument2"""), PRI 141, &
(ENV env1="env1", env2="here is env2"), MAXLINKS 5
These command specifies a list of five arguments; the second and fourth argument are
null strings:
SET SERVER ARGLIST arg1,"",arg3,,arg5
These command specifies a list of five arguments; all arguments are null strings except
for the third argument:
SET SERVER ARGLIST ,,arg3,,""
SHOW SERVER Command
Use the SHOW SERVER command to display a subset of the attribute values for a
server class, in alphabetic order. Only attributes consistent with the process type
(Guardian or OSS) are displayed. If a value has not been configured for an attribute,
this command displays the current default value.
SHOW [ / OUT list-file / ] SERVER