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       cs(1M)                                                        cs(1M)


       NAME
             cs - Connection Server, a daemon that establishes connections
             for TLI/serial network services

       SYNOPSIS
             /usr/sbin/cs [-d [-D debugsize]] [-L logsize]
             /usr/sbin/cs [-x]

       DESCRIPTION
             The cs command starts the Connection Server used to establish
             connections for all network services that communicate over TLI
             connection-oriented and serial connections.  The Connection
             Server is started automatically when the system goes to
             multi-user mode.  It receives connection requests for network
             services from client applications (via cs_connect(3N) and
             dial(3N) function calls), maps machine and service names into
             transport-dependent addresses, establishes connections to the
             services, authenticates the connections if necessary, and
             passes the connections back to the applications.  The
             Connection Server is used by the cu and uucp commands to
             establish network connections.

          Files
             /etc/cs/auth                optional file that lists
                                         authentication scheme and role
                                         associated with a particular host,
                                         service, or network tuple
             /etc/iaf/serve.alias        optional file that contains a list
                                         of server names, network service
                                         names, and their aliases
             /etc/iaf/serve.allow        list of network services that
                                         client applications expect to use
                                         and the authentication scheme(s)
                                         for each service
             /var/adm/log/cs.log         current Connection Server log file
             /var/adm/log/cs.log_old     previous Connection Server log file
             /var/adm/log/cs.debug       optional current Connection Server
                                         debug file
             /var/adm/log/cs.debug_old   optional previous Connection Server
                                         debug file

       USAGE
             The Connection Server keeps two logs:





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      cs(1M)                                                        cs(1M)


            /var/adm/log/cs.log      cs writes status information to this
                                     log by default

            /var/adm/log/cs.debug    cs writes diagnostic information to
                                     this log only when invoked in debug
                                     mode using the -d option

            Both logs are implemented as circular logs.  That is, when the
            size of either log reaches a specified limit, the current log
            is moved to /var/adm/log/cs.log_old or to
            /var/adm/log/cs.debug_old, and a new log file is created.
            Logging continues using the new cs.log or cs.debug file.

         Options
            The cs command takes the following options:

            -d    Invoke the Connection Server in debug mode.  If the
                  Connection Server is already running, you must kill the
                  cs process and then restart the Connection Server with
                  the -d option.  The debug information is written to
                  /var/adm/log/cs.debug.

            -D debugsize
                  Set the upper limit on the size of the
                  /var/adm/log/cs.debug file to debugsize bytes.  When
                  this limit is reached, the contents of the current
                  cs.debug file are moved to cs.debug_old, and subsequent
                  diagnostic information is written to a new cs.debug
                  file.  By default, cs.debug is limited to 400,000 bytes.

            -L logsize
                  Set the upper limit on the size of the
                  /var/adm/log/cs.log file to logsize bytes.  When this
                  limit is reached, the contents of the current cs.log
                  file are moved to cs.log_old, and subsequent logging
                  information is written to a new cs.log file.  By
                  default, cs.log is limited to 160,000 bytes.

            -x    Force the Connection Server to reread the authentication
                  file /etc/cs/auth.  The authentication file is normally
                  only read when cs is started.  This option must be used
                  if the /etc/cs/auth file is updated while cs is running.

         Examples
            To put the Connection Server into debug mode, kill the current
            cs process and enter /usr/sbin/cs -d to start the Connection


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       cs(1M)                                                        cs(1M)


             Server in debug mode.

             To turn off the debug mode, kill the current Connection Server
             that is running in debug mode, and restart it with no options.

             To save disk space, kill the current Connection Server process
             and enter /usr/sbin/cs -L 20000.  This restarts cs using a
             cs.log file that will not grow larger than 20,000 bytes.  Note
             that, in this example, the combined size of the cs.log file
             and the cs.log_old file will not exceed 40,000 bytes.

          REFERENCES
             cs_connect(3N), dial(3N), reportscheme(1M)



































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