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Contents

• Title Page


• Copyright Page


• Preface


• 1 Introduction to Services


• 1.1 Types of Services


• 1.2 Service Security


• 1.2.1 Disk Service Security


• 1.2.2 File Service Security


• 1.3 How Users Connect to File and Printer Services


• 1.3.1 Using the Default Account


• 1.3.2 Using VMS Accounts


• 1.4 How to Choose Services for Applications


• 1.4.1 Determining Where to Store Applications


• 1.4.2 Setting up Applications with Write Access for Multiple Users


• 1.4.3 Using File Services for Applications


• 1.5 Server Management Tasks


• 2 Using the PCSA Manager Menu and Commands


• 2.1 Using the PCSA Manager Utility


• 2.1.1 Starting the PCSA Manager Utility


• 2.1.2 Exiting the PCSA Manager Utility


• 2.2 Using the PCSA Manager Menu


• 2.2.1 Entering the PCSA Manager Menu


• 2.2.2 Exiting the PCSA Manager Menu


• 2.2.3 Moving Around the PCSA Manager Menu


• 2.3 Using the PCSA Manager Commands


• 2.3.1 Command Syntax


• 2.3.2 Entering Commands


• 2.3.3 Getting Help


• 3 Managing File Services


• 3.1 Understanding How Security Works


• 3.1.1 Security in Application File Services


• 3.1.2 Security in Common File Services


• 3.2 Making File Services Available


• 3.2.1 Adding a Common File Service With the Menu


• 3.2.2 Adding an Application File Service With the Menu


• 3.2.3 Adding File Services with the Command Line


• 3.2.4 Installing an Application on a Common File Service


• 3.2.5 Installing an Application on an Application File Service


• 3.2.6 Granting Access to File Services


• 3.3 Changing File Service Characteristics


• 3.4 Making File Services Unavailable


• 3.4.1 Before Deleting Services


• 3.4.2 Deleting a Common or Application File Service


• 4 Setting up Printer Services


• 4.1 Printer Services for Printers Without VMS Queues


• 4.1.1 Printers Listed on the Menu


• 4.1.2 Printers Not Listed on the Menu


• 4.2 Printer Services for Printers With VMS Queues


• 4.2.1 Printers Not Listed on the Menu


• 4.2.2 Printers Listed on the Menu


• 4.3 Setting Up a Printer Connected to a Terminal Server


• 4.3.1 Setting up a Single Printer


• 4.3.2 Setting up Several Printers


• 4.4 Identifying Printer Output for Users




• 5.1 Controlling Security


• 5.2 Making Disk Service Available Using the Menu


• 5.2.1 Adding Application Disk Services


• 5.2.2 Installing Applications on a Disk Service


• 5.2.3 Making Applications Available to Multiple Clients


• 5.3 Making Disk Services Available Using the Command Line


• 5.3.1 Creating Virtual Disks


• 5.3.2 Mounting Virtual Disks


• 5.4 Modifying Disk Services


• 5.4.1 Assigning a Password


• 5.4.2 Changing Access


• 5.4.3 Limiting Connections to Disk Services


• 5.4.4 Defining Whether Users Can Mount Virtual Disks


• 5.4.5 Extending Virtual Disk Size


• 5.4.6 Assigning Priority to Identically Named Disk Services


• 5.5 Making Disk Services Unavailable


• 5.5.1 Using the Menu


• 5.5.2 Using the Command Line


• 5.6 Accessing Files Within a Virtual Disk from VMS


• 6 Managing Users and Groups


• 6.1 Managing Users


• 6.1.1 Adding User Accounts


• 6.1.2 Modifying the AUTOUSER.BAT File in User Accounts


• 6.1.3 Deleting User Accounts


• 6.1.4 Managing Passwords in User Accounts


• 6.1.5 Managing the Default Account


• 6.2 Managing Groups


• 6.2.1 Determining Groups and Their Users


• 6.2.2 Creating Groups


• 6.2.3 Granting Group and Public Access to Services


• 6.2.4 Adding Users to Groups


• 6.2.5 Removing Users from Groups


• 6.2.6 Deleting Groups


• 7 Reconfiguring the Server


• 7.1 Reconfiguring the File Server


• 7.2 Reconfiguring the Disk Server


• 7.3 Reconfiguring the LAST Software


• 7.3.1 Changing Timeout on the Disk Server


• 7.3.2 Configuring Servers with Group Codes


• 8 Improving Server Performance


• 8.1 How Cache Works


• 8.2 Improving Performance on the File Server


• 8.2.1 Collecting Server Data


• 8.2.2 Evaluating the Data Collected


• 8.2.3 Adjusting Cache Parameters


• 8.2.4 Redefining VMS System Parameters


• 8.2.5 Changing the File Server Priority


• 8.3 Improving Performance on the Disk Server


• 8.4 Improving Performance on the Transport Software


• 9 Maintaining the Server


• 9.1 Maintaining the File Server


• 9.1.1 Monitoring Activity


• 9.1.2 Reallocating Resources


• 9.1.3 Using the File Server Log File


• 9.1.4 Starting and Stopping the File Server


• 9.1.5 Backing up File Services


• 9.1.6 Managing File Services in a Cluster


• 9.2 Maintaining the Disk Server




• 9.2.2 Changing Timeout


• 9.2.3 Starting and Stopping the Disk Server


• 9.2.4 Backing up Disk Services


• 9.2.5 Managing Disk Services in a Cluster


• 10 Using the Broadcast Utility


• 11 Managing Clients


• 11.1 Adding a Node


• 11.2 Deleting a Node


• 11.3 Listing Remote Boot Clients


• 11.4 Deleting a Remote Boot Client


• 11.5 Restoring a Boot Database


• 11.6 Listing Client Operating Systems


• 12 Managing PATHWORKS Server 3100e Systems


• 12.1 Backing Up and Restoring Data


• 12.1.1 Backing Up an Entire Disk


• 12.1.2 Restoring Disks


• 12.1.3 Backing Up Services and User Accounts


• 12.1.4 Restoring PCSA and User Accounts


• 12.2 Shutting Down the Server


• 12.3 Rebooting the Server


• 12.4 Listing Nodes


• A User Profile Form


• B Setting Up HP LaserJet Printers


• C Disk Server Startup Parameters


• D LAST Startup Parameters


• E File Server Startup Parameters


• F Managing VAXmate Clients


• F.1 Reconfiguring a VAXmate Client


• F.2 Changing the Ethernet Address


• F.3 Adding a VAXmate Client for Remote Boot


• F.3.1 Creating the Virtual Disk for Remote Boot


• F.3.2 Configuring a Client for Remote Boot


• Glossary

• 2- 1 PCSA Manager Menu


• 2- 2 Help for PCSA Manager Commands


• 4- 1 Printer Queue Options Menu


• 4- 2 PATHWORKS Server 3100e Terminal Line Names


• 6- 1 User Options Menu


• 6- 2 Sample List of Registered Users


• 7- 1 File Server Configuration


• 7- 2 File Server Messages


• 8- 1 Caching Display


• 8- 2 Configuration Parameters


• 8- 3 File Server Messages


• 9- 1 Sample Log File


• 9- 2 Disk Services


• 12- 1 Utility Options Menu for PATHWORKS Server 3100e


• 12- 2 Sample Listing of Known Nodes


• B- 1 Cable Connections

• 1- 1 Access to File and Printer Services


• 1- 2 Determining Where to Store Applications


• 1- 3 Server Management Tasks


• 4- 1 Overview of Setting Up PCSA Printer Services


• 4- 2 Default Names for Generic Queues, Forms, Subdirectories, and Services


• 4- 3 Replacements for the Escape Key


• 4- 4 Device Control Libraries


• 5- 1 Default Locations for Types of Disk Services


• 5- 2 Space Allocation for Virtual Disks