3.3 Creating and editing a configuration

You can bring up an existing Wizard Tools configuration that is currently activated on the host systems of a cluster. In this case, you might call up the configuration because it is to be modified using the wizards while RMS is stopped. On the other hand, you might want to use the wizards to set up a new configuration. The commands for starting the wizards are as follows:

hvw
Runs RMS Wizard Tools using the last activated configuration stored in the <RELIANT_PATH>/etc/CONFIG.rms startup file. If this file does not exist or activation is being done for the first time, RMS creates the default configuration, config.
hvw -n configname
Edits an existing configuration or creates a new configuration using the specified name. The configuration will be stored in the <RELIANT_PATH>/build/configname.us startup file.
The sample configuration used for demonstration purposes in this chapter shows how to set up a new configuration called myconfig using the STANDBY turnkey wizard. This example would be called up as follows:
```
hvw -n myconfig
```
For details on the hvw command, see the manual pages of the hvw command.