Title: Re: How to Issue Commands to other Systems
Yes, you can submit jobs from one node to another using CA's VM:Batch. You can do this using the multi-cpu support in VM:Batch. Jobs are sent from one node to run on another via RSCS.
VM:Batch also has a feature to enable you to onl
Since I believe you have VM:Batch available to you, you should investigat
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if setting it up will meet your second need. I don't remember if you can
submit jobs to VMBATCH running on another node.
Brian Nielsen
On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 18:34:52 -, Dusha, Cecelia Ms. WHS/ITMD
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For CP commands across systems, since you apparently have RSCS, just
code the RSCS CONFIG file with the proper AUTH statements. They will
allow you to AUTHorize any id you want on any system or even (shudder) *
system to send a CP command to the target system. This, obviously
requires the tar
For plain CP commands, properly authorized users can do this:
SMSG RSCS CMD CP
Brian Nielsen
On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 18:34:52 -, Dusha, Cecelia Ms. WHS/ITMD
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I need to be able to issue commands to other systems.
>
>The RSCS network can be managed through the
>
Subject
How to Issue Commands to other Systems
I need to be able to issue commands to other systems.
The RSCS network can be managed through the
SMSG RSCS system rscs-command
What I need to do is issue commands:
1) CP Commands (FORCE AUTOLOG etc.)
2) And invoke applications that can
> What I need to do is issue commands:
> 1) CP Commands (FORCE AUTOLOG etc.)
> 2) And invoke applications that can only start after another
application
> has finished on a different system.
>
> Do I need to set up a programmable operator to be able to do these
things
> across systems?
This is
I need to be able to issue commands to other systems.
The RSCS network can be managed through the
SMSG RSCS system rscs-command
What I need to do is issue commands:
1) CP Commands (FORCE AUTOLOG etc.)
2) And invoke applications that can only start after another application
has finishe
