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Systemwalker Operation Manager  Installation Guide
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B.2 Trusted Host Definition File

The Trusted Host Definition file has been stored in the following location as a text file.

You can directly edit this file using an editor such as "vi" or Notepad.

File name:

mjhosts

Storage path:

The Trusted Host Definition file must be stored in the following location of the server.

[Windows version]

Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\MpWalker.Jm\mpmjessv\user

Enterprise EditionThe followings apply if Multi-subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem number 0:

Same as when NO subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem numbers 1 to 9:

Directory where Systemwalker Operation Manager has been installed \MpWalker.Jm\mpmjessv\mjesn\user, where "n" is a subsystem number.

[UNIX version]

/etc/mjes

Enterprise EditionThe followings apply if Multi-subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem number 0:

Same as when NO subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem numbers 1 to 9:

/etc/mjes/mjesn, where "n" is a subsystem number.

However, NEVER change the file path and the file name. In particular, if a new mjhosts file "mjhosts.txt" is created with Notepad, it is renamed to mjhosts.txt and its definition is made invalid.

Coding format

The syntax of the trusted host definition file is:

host-name [noroot]

host-name:

Specifies the host name of job submission server which accepts network jobs. A 64-byte or less host name can be specified.

noroot:

Allows to accept jobs when a network job request is sent from the specified server and when the jobs are submitted by ordinary users. Jobs submitted by the system administrator (the user belonging to the Administrators group or the superuser) are not accepted.

Syntax rules

The following syntax rules apply for the trusted host definition file.

Comments

Example

The following is a coding example.

server1 This server is ......
server2 noroot This server is ......