XYGATE Merged Audit Reference Manual

XYGATE Merged Audit
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Reference Manual
Chapter 1. Installing XMA
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Config File Configuration Settings Default Values Assigned by
AutoInstall Script or Locations
FILTERS XMA rule file for setting Filter information
to the Pathway servers
$VOL.XYGATEMA
PATHCTL Pathway run-time configuration file name $VOL.XMAPW
PWLOG Pathway log file name $VOL.XMAPW
1.2.2 Using the AutoInstall Script Tool
This section describes the specific formatting used to indicate installation prompts and
user actions. You should review these formatting conventions before starting the
AutoInstall script:
• Display text and script text are italicized.
• User input for a given prompt(s) is displayed in bold.
• Three vertical dots indicate that output is omitted for brevity in this manual only.
• The Enter key is represented by the standard symbol 
• A separate TACL session may be required to perform certain functions during the
AutoInstall script. A “boxed” section of text represents a separate TACL session
with the required commands as shown in the Example below.
Example:
TACL> FUP PURGE $MYVOL.P46DSDST.* !
- or -
TACL> FUP RENAME $MYVOL.P46DSDST.*, $MYVOL.O46DSDST.*
Script prompts will give a default value. The default volume used is the volume on
which you are running the script. Default subvolumes are named by the script as valid,
descriptive names for the product.
Script prompts will give a default value inside a pair of angle brackets <>. If you press
Enter (
 ) without any input, the AutoInstall script will use the default value shown.
Example:
Enter XTR volume <$DAT90>? 
In the above example, $DAT90 is accepted as the default XTR volume.
Script prompts will return an error to the screen if the entered value is not valid. You
can then change your response to a valid entry.
Example:
Enter XTR volume <$DAT90>? Zmywrk
Invalid volume entry, try again
Invalid response