Creating a startup configuration member

To create a startup configuration member

1. Locate the #NORMAL member in the UIM sample library.

2. Create a startup configuration member by copying the #NORMAL member from your product sample library into your configuration file and giving it a new name.The following figure shows the startup configuration member. The hlq shown in this member is the high-level qualifier that you specified during installation.

   <bmchttp>
       <bmc_parm id="PORT" value="9999" />
       <bmc_parm id="AUTH_TIMEOUT_SECS" value="1800" />
       <bmc_parm id="AFF_TIMEOUT_SECS" value="1800" />
       <bmc_parm id="HFS_DATASET" value="hlq.HFS" />
       <bmc_parm id="ALLOW_NETCMD" value="YES" />
   </bmchttp>

3. Edit the new startup configuration member by changing the variables that are listed in the following table.

   Variable	Definition	Accepted value	Reference
   <BMC_PARM ID=' PORT' VALUE= '9999'/>	Port value for the UIM server	Unique numeric value that is between 1 and 65535	Changing-the-port-number
   <BMC_PARM ID=' AUTH_TIMEOUT_SECS' VALUE='1800'/>	Security authorization timeout for the console	Numeric value in seconds	Changing-the-security-authorization-timeout-feature-permanently
   <BMC_PARM ID='AFF_TIMEOUT_SECS'VALUE='1800' />	Idle timeout period for affinity tasks	Unique numeric value in seconds	Changing-the-idle-timeout-for-affinity-tasks
   <BMC_PARM ID=' HFS_DATASET'VALUE='hlq.HFS' />	HFS data set name	PDSE data set name for storing the HFS data	Changing-the-HFS-server-side-storage-data-set-name
   <BMC_PARM ID=' ALLOW_NETCMD'VALUE='YES' />	Enable or disable network browser command interface	YES (default), NO or AUTHORIZE	Enabling-or-disabling-the-network-browser-command-interface