HP Integrity Superdome SX1000 User Guide, Sixth Edition - HP Integrity Superdo - Page 299

JUST Exploration Tool Data Files • Cplx_Cfg_File-Allows the redirection of the complex configuration file created by JET. This field is a string specifying the path and file name to use for this file. The default for this parameter is /opt/scansw/data/complex.cfg. NOTE If any of the parameters listed above are present in the Jet Configuration File, they override the SCANSW_DIR environment variable and the default scan directory. If this file is present it must end with the keyword End_Of_File. Complex Initialization File The cplx.ini file provides information on complex names, communications information, entity types, and protocols needed to communicate with the complex. Each complex that the SMS is responsible for should have an entry in this file. The complex initialization, cplx.ini, file establishes a basis for communication between JET and the complex(es) being interrogated. JET uses this file when the JET Broadcast Enabled Flag is set to FALSE. This file contains a single line for each complex to be interrogated. JET looks for this file first by checking the SCANSW_DIR environment variable (if set). If this variable is not set, then JET looks for the file in the default /opt/scansw/data directory. The file location and name can be modified by setting the Cplx_INI_File parameter in the jet.cfg file. This overrides all other locations. File Format There are two types of entries in the cplx.ini. The type of entry is present for a complex depends on whether the complex has multiple host entities or only a single host entity. Multi-host entries are specified with the key MH while single host entities are specified with the key SH. Multi-host entities have an additional parameter for the hostname associated with each host entry. Single-host entities use the complex name as the hostname for the complex. Each entry in this file begins with the keyword COMPLEX followed by the name and architecture code of the complex. These fields are followed by the multi- or single-host selection key: either MH or SH. Following this field comes the host entities type and reference number along with its supported SDP protocol version. The last series of fields represent the communication protocol, IP address, and port number to use for communications with this host. The type of each of these parameters follows: complex name-string architecture code-unsigned short hostname-string entity type-MP or NODE entity reference num-integer SDP version-string representation of a float IP Address-IP address in dot notation port number-unsigned short Example G-7 Typical Usage COMPLEX MH or COMPLEX SH Appendix G 287