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Base System Configuration

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The vpshosts File

After the srp.cfg file is read, the vpshosts file is processed. This file is stored in

the $MPSHOME/common/etc directory for Solaris systems, and in the

%MPSHOME%\common\etc directory on Windows systems.

The vpshosts file lists all components configured for the MPS network. Each

component is identified by its component number, the name of the node where it

resides, and the component’s type. It is required that this file exist on each node in the

network. Typically, the file’s contents are the same across all nodes; however, this

will vary in instances where additional component information is desired on a

particular node.

The vpshosts file is created/updated on a node, automatically, during the system

installation procedure. The file only needs to be edited to include components that

have not been installed on the node and reside on other nodes in the network. By

default, a node is only aware of those components (in the MPS network) that are

explicitly defined in its vpshosts file. You must edit a node’s vpshosts file to

make the node aware of components that are installed on a different node.

A node name specified as a dash (-) implies the local node. For each component

defined for the local node in the vpshosts file, a corresponding directory must exist

in the $MPSHOME directory for Solaris systems, and in the %MPSHOME% directory on

Windows systems. For example, if four MPS components are defined in the

vpshosts file, the following subdirectories must exist: $MPSHOME/mps1

(%MPSHOME%\mps1), mps2, mps3, and mps4. They may be renumbered, if

desired. If the MPS components are renumbered, the node must be rebooted in order

for the changes to take effect. The file also contains an entry for the tmscomm

component.

The following is an example of the vpshosts file:

The first line in this file must contain only the string "$1". If this line is missing, it

must be added manually.

Example: vpshosts

#vpshosts

# This file was automatically generated by vhman.

# Wed Apr 26 19:16:25 2000

# COMP NODE TYPE

110 - mps

1 - tmscomm

56 tms3003 mps

1 2 ... 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 ... 305 306

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