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Resource Checklist

The following resources are required before you install the OPSLOG WebView application:

• Resource 1: You need to know the high-level qualifier (HLQ) assigned to the following data set that was installed from the CA OPS/MVS distribution media and you must have update access to it:

  [HLQ].OPS.CNTL

• Resource 2: You need to know the HLQ assigned to the following two data sets that were installed from the CA OPS/MVS distribution media and you must have update access to them:
  • hlq.OPS.LOAD
  • hlq.OPS.USSLOAD
• Resource 3: Determine the USS destination path (HFS or zFS in compatibility mode directory) where you will install the OPSLOG WebView server files. This is an example of a typical path; however, you can designate any path you want:

  /sys/opsmvs
  

  Note: The installation of OPSLOG WebView will not create this HFS or zFS in compatibility mode directory. This directory must exist on permanently allocated storage or a mounted file system before you install OPSLOG WebView. About 5 MB should be sufficient.

• Resource 4: You must have write access to the httpd.conf configuration file on your web server. An example of where the file resides follows; however, the location is dependent on your web server configuration:

  /sys/http/etc/httpd.conf
  

  This is an HFS or zFS in compatibility mode file; therefore, superuser permissions can be used to provide write access to it.

• Resource 5: Determine the URL that users need to access to open an OPSLOG WebView session.

  The URL has the following general format:

  http://hostname.domain/applname
  

  hostname

  Specifies the host name and is defined in the Logical Parmlib Concatenation and is usually the same as the JES2 or JES3 node name

  domain

  Specifies the IP domain of your company. For example, the CA domain is ca.com.

  applname

  Specifies the name users enter to access OPSLOG WebView and is specified during the installation.

  Note: Hostname and domain are not case sensitive; however, applname is case sensitive.