rasconf

Purpose

     Defines the reliability, availability, and serviceability
     (RAS) configuration file.

Description

     The rasconf  file defines attributes of  the reliability,
     availability,  and  serviceability  (RAS)  system.   Ini-
     tially,  RAS logging  is inactive  and must  be activated
     before any RAS data can be collected.

     This attribute  file consists of stanzas  that govern the
     actions  of   daemons  associated  with   individual  RAS
     devices.  Each stanza name is  the name of the associated
     RAS device.

     The following attributes are valid:

     file = file     Specifies the file  into which the daemon
                     will write the RAS information.

     size = blocks   Specifies the maximum  size, in 1024-byte
                     blocks,  to which  the daemon  will allow
                     the file to grow.

Example

     A typical rasconf file can contain the following:

          /dev/osm:
            file = /usr/adm/ras/osm
            size = 100

          /dev/error:
            file = /usr/adm/ras/errfile
            size = 50

          /dev/trace:
            file = /usr/adm/ras/trcfile
            size = 80
            buffer = 6

File

     /etc/rasconf

Related Information

     In  this  book:    "attributes,"  "error,"   "osm,"  and
     "trace."

     The errdemon  and trace commands in  AIX Operating System
     Commands Reference.

     &c2ins.