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7 NonStop NET/MASTER MS
Interface
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What Is in This Section This section tells you how to issue DSNM commands from NonStop NET/MASTER
Management Services (MS). With the help of this section, you will understand:
How to use online help
How to issue DSNM commands
What DSNM commands are available in NonStop NET/MASTER MS
How to access Guardian and utilities from NonStop NET/MASTER MS
How to use Online
Help
You can obtain help for DSNM commands in the same way that you obtain help for
any other NonStop NET/MASTER MS command. For information, see the NonStop
NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator’s Guide.
How to Issue DSNM
Commands
In NonStop NET/MASTER MS, DSNM commands can be issued from any command
line. They must be preceded by the
OPSYS keyword.
For example, the DSNM command, START ALL-SNAX, must be issued from NonStop
NET/MASTER MS as follows:
OPSYS START ALL-SNAX
See Section 2, “DSNM Commands,” for details on DSNM command syntax. See the
NonStop NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator’s Guide for more
information on issuing the commands from the NonStop NET/MASTER MS
environment and on interfacing with utilities.
You can also include DSNM commands in the NonStop NET/MASTER Network
Control Language (NCL) procedures. Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER Network
Control Language (NCL) Programmer’s Guide and the NonStop NET/MASTER Network
Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual for information on writing NCL procedures.
Supported
Subsystems
When used with NonStop NET/MASTER MS, DSNM manages not only the
subsystems supported in a standalone DSMS environment, but also subsystems
accessed by the automation I process. The process enables DSNM to support control
and limited information retrieval capabilities for additional data communications
subsystems. Section 1, “Introduction,” discusses these subsystems and the support for
them. Section 5, “Subsystems,” describes the operational characteristics.