WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual

Managing the WAN Subsystem

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Deleting WAN Subsystem Processes and Objects

You use the WAN subsystem SCF DELETE command to delete WAN subsystem

processes and objects.

Deleting the WAN Manager Process

The WAN manager process is defined by the NonStop Kernel subsystem as a

PROCESS object named $ZZKRN.#ZZWAN. It is preconfigured by HP manufacturing

and started during the system load sequence. The WAN manager process is a

required process and should not be deleted.

Table 5-3. WAN Subsystem SCF DELETE Command Objects

Command Object Description

DELETE ADAPTER Removes the definition of a SWAN concentrator from the con-

figuration database.

DEVICE Removes the definition of a data-communications subsystem

object from the configuration database.

PATH Removes the definition of a path on a CLIP from the

configuration database.

PROCESS Removes a ConMgr, an SNMP trap multiplexer, a TFTP

server, or a WANBoot process from the configuration data-

base.

PROFILE Removes a PROFILE object from the configuration database.

SERVER Removes the definition of a CLIP from the configuration data-

base.

Note. Deleting the WanBoot, TFTP Server, or SNMP trap multiplexer process results in the

WAN manager process automatically configuring these processes if the deleted process was

associated with an existing adapter (or subnet).

You can stop and delete an automatically configured process, but the WAN manager process

automatically reconfigures the process again.