HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 94)

Pathway
Subsystems
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States Table 5-7 shows how DSNM reports Pathway subsystem states.
Table 5-7. How DSNM Reports Pathway Subsystem States
DSNM
Object State Pathway
Terminal Pathway
TCP Pathway Server Class
Polled Pathway Server Class
Not Polled
UP RUNNING RUNNING THAWED
(at least one server
process is running) THAWED
PENDING SUSPENDED PENDING THAWED
(no server processes
are running) (not applicable)
DOWN STOPPED STOPPED FROZEN FROZEN
Normally, there are only two states for Pathway server classes: THAWED, the result of
the PATHCOM THAW command; and FROZEN, the result of the PATHCOM
FREEZE command. These Pathway states correspond to the DSNM object states UP
and DOWN. If your system is configured so that DSNM is polling the Pathway
manager processes, DSNM translates the Pathway THAWED state into UP or
PENDING, as shown in Table 5-7. Refer to the Distributed Systems Management
Solutions (DSMS) System Management Guide for details.
Effects of the Hierarchy
Modifier
Table 5-8 shows the effects of the hierarchy modifier when it is applied to the various
object types in this subsystem. The default value is ALL.
Table 5-8. Hierarchy Modifiers in the Pathway Subsystem
Object Type Hierarchy Modifier DSNM applies the command to:
TCP ALL The specified TCPs and all subordinate terminals
ONLY Only the specified TCPs
SUBONLY Only the terminals subordinate to the specified TCPs
TERM ALL Only the specified terminals (there are no subordinate
objects)
ONLY Only the specified terminals
SUBONLY (there are no subordinate objects)
SERVER ALL Only the servers in the specified class (there are no
subordinate objects)
ONLY Only the servers in the specified class
SUBONLY (there are no subordinate objects)