uses login names to assign users to specific PRM groups, PRM is not able to distinguish between users attaching to the system using socket connections.
Online cell operations
If you want to perform online cell operations, and:
•Your PRM configuration contains memory records
Stop memory management (prmconfig
•Your PRM configuration uses PSETs
Reset PRM (prmconfig
For more information on online cell operations, see parolrad(1M).
Backing up PRM files
If you would like to make a backup of your PRM environment, be sure to back up the following files:
•/etc/prmconf
The default PRM configuration file
•/etc/opt/prm/conf/*
The suggested location for additional PRM configurations. Files in this directory should have the owner set to hpsmh.
•/opt/prm/conf/*
A location previously suggested for additional PRM configurations
•/etc/rc.config.d/prm
Configuration file used by /sbin/init.d/prm
•/etc/shells and /opt/prm/shells
Files used by PRM to ensure PRM’s application manager can differentiate shell scripts from one another; these files can also help the application manager differentiate Java binaries
•/etc/cmpt/*.rules
File containing compartment rules configured for the system (This file is actually an
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