18.6.2 Notes on starting the system operation

• Do not use the following commands when JP1/Base is active:

  • jbs_setup_cluster (Windows only)

  • jbshostsimport

  • jbssetadmingrp (UNIX only) with any option other than -v

  • jbsunsetcnf

  • jevdbinit

  • jevdbmkrep

  • jp1base_setup (UNIX only)

  • jp1base_setup_cluster (UNIX only)

  • jp1bshasetup (Windows only)

  • Jischk

  • Jiscond

  • Jisconv

  • Jiscpy

  • Jisext

  • Jiskeymnt

  • Jislckext

  • Jisprt

  • Jislckreg (UNIX only)

  • Jisrsdel (UNIX only)

• If there are no JP1 products using JP1/Base user authentication, you can change the following environment settings while JP1/Base is active:

  • JP1 user settings^#

  • Authority level for JP1 resource groups (for Windows)^#

  • JP1 user operating permission settings (for UNIX)

  • Authentication server change

  #:

  For the case of operation to use a DS user, the settings can be changed even when a function to use user authentication is operating.

  Exercise caution when changing these environment settings while JP1/Base is active.

• On Windows, folders and files referenced by JP1/Base cannot be the folders or files on a network drive. If folders and file on a network drive are specified operation is not guaranteed.

• On UNIX, folders and files referenced by JP1/Base cannot be the folders or files on a mounted NFS. If folders and file on a mounted NFS are specified operation is not guaranteed.

• JP1/Base does not support the 3rd and 4th level JIS characters.

• On Windows, when performing an operation that requires processing efficiency, the following configuration is recommended:

  Select Control Panel - Performance Information and Advanced Tools - Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows - Advanced tab - Processor scheduling, and then select background services.

• Do not specify Windows reserved device file names (AUX, CON, NUL, PRN, CLOCK$, COM[0-9], and LPT[0-9]) in JP1/Base commands or in JP1/Base definition files.

• The accessing of files and folders of JP1/Base by antivirus software might cause JP1/Base to behave unexpectedly.

  If you are using antivirus software, do not set the software to scan any of the files and folders in the following folders:

  - Installation-folder (The following is the default path in Windows.)

  On a physical host:

  - For an x86 environment: system-drive\Program Files\Hitachi\JP1Base

  - For an x64 environment: system-drive\Program Files (x86)\Hitachi\JP1Base

  - %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Hitachi\JP1\jp1_default\JP1Base

  On a logical host:

  - shared-folder\jp1base\conf\

  - shared-folder\jp1base\log\

  - shared-folder\jp1base\event\

  - %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Hitachi\JP1\logical-host-name\JP1Base

  - Installation-directory (In UNIX)

  On a physical host:

  - /opt/jp1base

  - /etc/opt/jp1base

  - /var/opt/jp1base

  - /usr/tmp/jp1_ses

  - /usr/lib/jp1_ses

  - /opt/jp1/hcclibcnf/regdir

  On a logical host:

  - shared-directory/jp1base

  - shared-directory/event

  - The integrated trace log folder (The following is the default path in Windows.)

  - For an x86 environment: system-drive\Program Files\Hitachi\HNTRLib2

  - For an x64 environment: system-drive\Program Files (x86)\Hitachi\HNTRLib2

  - The integrated trace log directory (In UNIX)

  - /opt/hitachi/HNTRLib2

  - /var/opt/hitachi/HNTRLib2

  - Folders that are specified in the index file

  The default path is installation-folder\conf\event\ in Windows, /etc/opt/jp1base/conf/event/ in UNIX.

  - Log files monitored by using the log file trapping function

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