Adding a new PAS
Several data sets are allocated for each PAS. Some data sets can be shared among PASs. The others cannot be shared. Following Table describes the data sets that are allocated for each PAS.
Data set | Shared or not | Description |
|---|---|---|
BBIPARM | shared | various customized BMC AMI Ops parameters |
BBSECURE | shared | customized BMC AMI Ops view/action security resource specifications |
BMCPSWD | shared | product license authorization password |
SYSIN | not shared | startup/initialization parameters. The SYSIN data set cannot be shared. You must allocated a new one for each |
MMLDATA | shared | monitor rules These rules are updated by the ADLRULER and ADLRULDR views. For |
MMLIMAGE | not shared | list of automatically discovered Linux systems |
HISTDSxx | not shared | history data sets |
To add a new PAS
- Copy hilevel.UBBPARM member MMLPRM00 (for example, MMLPRM02).
Change or add the following parameters in MMLPRMxx:
- SUBSYSID=PAS ssid (Choose MML2 or another subsystem ID)
- RTHOST=RTServer host name of the new communication server you created(See Adding-additional-Linux-images)
- RTPORT=RTServer port number of the new communication server you created(See Adding additional Linux images)
SUBSYSID=MML2,
RTHOST=SYSB,
RTPORT=5101,
END- Allocate a new image data set (see Task 5—Allocating the MainView for Linux — Servers image data set).
- Allocate new history data sets (see Task 7—Allocating the MainView for Linux — Servers history data set).
- Using the current PAS (MMLPAS) started task procedure as an example, create another procedure where the SYSIN DD statement points to the new MMLPRMxx member created in step 1 and the MMLIMAGE DD statement points to the new image data set that you allocated in step 3, and the HISTDSxx DD statements point to the history data sets allocated in step 4.
- Add the new PAS procedure to your system startup parameter library (for example, SYS1.PARMLIB(COMMNDxx).
- Start the MainView for Linux — Servers PAS; see, Managing-the-components.
- Start the RTServer; see, Managing the components.
- Start the data servers; see, Managing-the-components.
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