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Installing the APGEN Utility
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The following are examples of these commands:
TS3395>> define parameter server xip internet address 140.179.82.6
TS3395>> set parameter server xip internet address 140.179.82.6
TS3395>>
You can use other types of hosts as back-up parameter servers.
Defining the UNIX Script Server
Assign the Internet address of the UNIX script server and the pathname to the script directory with the
following commands:
DEFINE/SET SERVER SCRIPT SERVER
domain-name
"
directory-path
"
internet-address
"
directory-path
"
The following are examples of these commands:
TS3395>> define server script server 140.170.82.6 "/tftpboot"
TS3395>> set server script server 140.179.82.6 "/tftpboot"
TS3395>>
The next section describes how to configure the UNIX host as a script server.
Configuring the UNIX Host as a Script Server
Follow these steps to select one or more script servers and create a directory for the APGEN script file on
the script servers.
• Determine which hosts will act as script servers. Script servers must run TFTP. Each terminal server
can have a maximum of four script servers. You can use two or more hosts as back-up script servers.
• Set up a directory to contain the APGEN file on each script server. Consider the TFTP guidelines
described in the next section, “Directory Requirements,” before you do this.
• Create a directory to contain the APGEN script file. On some UNIX systems, you can create a top-
level directory for the APGEN file only, rather than using a directory that already contains many files
such as /usr, /bin, /tftpboot, or /etc. Systems running with the tftp secure option enabled may require
that you place the APGEN file in /tftpboot.
Figure 2-2 illustrates how you can set up a directory to contain the APGEN script files under the directory
/tftpboot. In Figure 2-2, the directory apgen will contain the APGEN script files. The examples which
follow show how to create this directory on a UNIX host.