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Base System Configuration

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System Startup

When started, the MPS software sets several system-wide parameters and commences

the Startup and Recovery Process (SRP).

For information about configuration and administration files common to all MPS

systems defined on a node, see The MPSHOME/common/etc Directory on page 88.

For information about component-specific configuration and administration files

common to all MPS’ defined on a node, see The MPSHOME/mpsN/etc Directory on

page 142. Information regarding TMS-specific processes can be found at The

MPSHOME/tmscommN Directory on page 138.

The startup files described in the following table are discussed further later in this

chapter:

Startup File Description

S20vps.startup

Script that executes when the Solaris node boots. It is installed

by the PERImps package. This script sets several Solaris

Environment Variables and starts SRP (Startup and Recovery

Process) (see page 70). This file is stored in the /etc/rc3.d

directory. See Manually Starting and Stopping SRP on page 70 for

more information about this script.

S30peri.plic

Script that executes upon Solaris node bootup and starts the

Avaya license server. Licenses are required for some Avaya

packages to run. This file is installed by the PERIplic package in

the /etc/rc3.d directory. For additional information on Avaya

licensing and this file, see %MPSHOME%\PERIplic -

/opt/vps/PERIplic on page 134 and the Avaya Packages

Install Guides.

vpsrc.sh

vpsrc.csh

Defines MPS Solaris Environment Variables used by the Solaris

shells sh and csh. These files perform the same function, but are

specific to each shell type. The files are stored in the /etc

directory.

perirc.sh

perirc.csh

The perirc.csh and perirc.sh files resides in the

$MPSHOME/PERI<package>/etc directory. They contain the

default environment variables that are common to the package.

Do not edit these files! They are subject to software updates by

Avaya. If a customer site must add to or modify environment

variables, set the site-specific environment variables in the

siterc.csh and siterc.sh files.

The vpsrc.csh and vpsrc.sh files is responsible for executing

the perirc.csh and perirc.sh files, which contain the

environment variables specific to the products that are installed

on a node.

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