ROF Tuning

To prevent excessive message traffic from being sent across INMC links during ROF connections, the following techniques can be used:

Always configure the remote user ID to receive only relevant message traffic.
Avoid duplication of messages. Operators should only receive unsolicited messages in remote domains if they really need them.
Consider signing on background regions across a ROF link. For example, if BMON is signed on to a remote domain, any messages it is eligible to receive from the remote domain can be processed by a MSGPROC in the receiving system, and then propagated to all MONITOR receivers in that system. Only one copy of the message flows across the link in this case.
In this case, operators that need to issue commands to the remote domain do not need to be profiled to receive unsolicited message receipt.
Consider using Inter-System Routing (ISR) facilities if applicable.
Use the SIGNOFF command to terminate remote connections and free resources.