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Configuration utilities
ts_config
For example:
$ DISPLAY=myws:0; export DISPLAY (sh/ksh/sppdsh)
% setenv DISPLAY myws:0 (csh/tcsh)
Also, the -display start-up option may be used as shown below:
For example:
# /spp/bin/ts_config -display myws:0
NOTE For shells that are run from the SSP desktop, the DISPLAY variable is
set (at the shell start-up) to the local SSP display.
ts_config operation
The ts_config utility displays an active list of nodes that are powered
up and connected to the SSP diagnostic LAN. The operator selects a node
and configures the selected node. A sample display is shown below.
Figure 25 ts_config sample display
The window has three main parts: the drop-down menu bar, the display
panel, and the message panel. The display panel contains a list of nodes
and their status. To select a node, click with the left-mouse button the
line containing the desired node entry in the list. When a node is
selected, information about that node is shown in the message panel at
the bottom of the ts_config window. If an action needs to be performed
to configure the node, specific instructions are included.