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Base System Configuration

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The compgroups File

The compgroups file allows any of the groups (subcomponents) of any of the

components listed in the vpshosts file to reside on a node different from the node

hosting the component. If an entry in the compgroups file exists, it changes the

meaning of the entry in the vpshosts file to the specified value. For example, if the

vpshosts file has mpsX configured on nodeY, the compgroups file allows, for

instance, the vos subcomponent of mpsX to reside on nodeZ instead of on nodeY.

Otherwise, this file typically contains only descriptive comments. This functionality is

rarely used.

During installation on a Solaris system, this file is copied over from the

$MPSHOME/PERIglobl/etc directory. The file is stored in the

$MPSHOME/common/etc directory for Solaris systems, and in the

%MPSHOME%\PERIglobl\etc directory on Windows systems.

The following is an example of the compgroups file:

A different default host can be specified for any process group. If an entry for a

particular group is missing, or if the file itself is missing, the default meaning of "-"

(local host) is used.

Example: compgroups

# Example compgroups file.

# Proc group can be one of VOS, ASE, HARDWARE, GEN.

# PROCGRP ALTHOST

VOS WWWW

ASE XXXX

HARDWARE YYYY

GEN ZZZZ

1 2 ... 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 305 306

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