Allows users to customize system settings. All SET commands must be executed from the interactive command shell. The following are valid set commands: SET DEFAULT REPORT SET LOCALE SET EVENT SET PHONE_NUMBER SET SICL SET SYSTEM_INFO SET THRESHOLD
1 – DEFAULT REPORT
Sets the default report used during translation. The report is
specified by giving a path name of a report generation ruleset.
SET DEFAULT REPORT rule_name
rule_name: Name of ruleset.
For example, TRANSLATION.DEFAULT_REPORT
2 – EVENT
Allows users to select an event log file from which event reports are formatted. This allows a user, in the interactive command shell, to use an event log other than the default system event log without specifying the file name on all of the subsequent commands. SET EVENT file_name file_name: Name of an event log to be used for formatting report.
3 – LOCALE
Allows users to override the locale file previously set for the
current system. This is done for internationalization reasons so
that natural language conventions can be added in the future.
SET LOCALE location
location: String defining the location of the user in terms
of the locale preferences available, for example,
AMERICAN_ENGLISH.
4 – PHONE_NUMBER
The SET PHONE_NUMBER command sets the phone number of the Customer Support Center for a particular customer site, allowing the customer notification mail message to provide the customer with the correct number to call for service. Change the phone number in interactive mode. Once changed, execute the SAVE SYSTEM SETTINGS command to save the phone number. The current phone number setting can be seen by executing the SHOW PARAMETERS command. SET PHONE_NUMBER phone-number phone-number: Is the valid CSC phone number.
5 – SICL
The SET SICL command turns the System Initiated Call Logging feature on or off. SET SICL state state: Can be either ON or OFF.
6 – SYSTEM_INFO
Provides information to the fault manager about a system under its domain. SET SYSTEM_INFO /SERIAL_NUMBER=num /NODE=node-name "system type"
6.1 /SERIAL_NUMBER
/SERIAL_NUMBER= num Provides the serial number used for all service contracts. This qualifier is required.
6.2 /NODE
/NODE=node-name The valid VMS node-name of the system. This qualifier is required.
6.3 – system type
A required parameter that is a quoted string that describes the system, for example, "DEC 4000"
7 – THRESHOLD
Alters threshold triggering for monitored devices. Thresholds can be entered either by device name or by device type. SET THRESHOLD - [/NAME=dev-name][/TYPE=dev-type]/CLASS=severity[/DSE][/CUSTOMER] count
7.1 /NAME
/NAME=dev-name Provides a device name for the command, where dev-name is a valid device name. Either the /TYPE or /NAME qualifier must be present.
7.2 /TYPE
/TYPE=dev-type Provides a device type for the command, where dev-type is a valid device type. Issue SHOW TYPES to list the valid device types. Either the /TYPE or /NAME qualifier must be present.
7.3 /CLASS
/CLASS=severity
The /CLASS qualifier is required. It specifies the level of
severity by one of the following keywords:
- HARD (A device could not recover data)
- SOFT (A device that may have recovered data)
- INFO (Indicates informational events on a device)
- MEDIA (Indicates events related to storage media)
7.4 /DSE
Performed analysis when a device crosses this threshold. When thresholds are crossed, the external notification procedures are invoked. Thresholds are set for different severity levels of events. Either the /DSE or /CUSTOMER qualifier must be present.
7.5 /CUSTOMER
Notifies the customer when a device crosses this threshold. When thresholds are crossed, the external notification procedures are invoked. Thresholds are set for different severity levels of events. Either the /DSE or /CUSTOMER qualifier must be present.
7.6 – count
The threshold value to be set for the specified device or device type.