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System.Netid
PURPOSE
Describes RSCS connection information for AIX/370.
DESCRIPTION
The /etc/System.Netid file describes the connection between an AIX/370 guest
and the RSCS mail and file transfer guest on the same VM host. RSCS is
responsible for transmitting files or mail across a VM network or to the target
guest machine on the same VM host.
Each AIX/370 system in a TCF cluster will maintain its own copy of this file.
/etc/System.Netid is established as a symbolic link to <LOCAL>/System.Netid.
Lines of the file beginning with a "#" (pound sign) are treated as comments and
are ignored. The rest of the file should consist of a single line with the six
fields listed below; fields must be separated from one another by single
spaces.
VM-nodeid AIX/370-guest AIX/370-Nodeid RSCS-Userid Class Hold_class
Where:
VM-nodeid Is the the node ID of the local VM system.
AIX/370-guest Is the user ID of the AIX/370 guest virtual machine. This
should be the site name of the AIX/370 virtual machine.
AIX/370-Nodeid Is the node ID used to identify this AIX/370 system to the RSCS
network. This should also be the site name of the AIX/370
virtual machine.
RSCS-Userid Is the user ID of the RSCS virtual machine used for network
control. This is usually RSCS or NET. Consult your VM
administrator for assistance.
Class Is the CP spool class used to mark files for this AIX/370
System. Class A is often chosen as the spool class for
AIX/370.
Hold_class Is the CP spool class used to mark files put on temporary hold
by the rdrdaemon command. Class B is often chosen as the hold
spool class for AIX/370.
EXAMPLE
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The following is an example of a System.Netid file for the AIX/370 machine
"AIX370" on VM with the node ID "ABCVM1":
ABCVM1 AIX370 AIX370 RSCS A B
Files which cannot be delivered due to temporary conditions (for example, if
the user's $HOME/netfile directory is unavailable) are put in a 'hold' state
and delivery is retried approximately every 30 minutes. The values chosen for
the Class and Hold_class fields must be different.
RELATED INFORMATION
The rdrdaemon, uvcp, and vucp commands in the AIX Operating Systems Commands
Reference.
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