Keywords › LINUXNODE Keyword—Define LINUX Nodes

LINUXNODE Keyword—Define LINUX Nodes

Valid on z/OS.

Use the LINUXNODE keyword to add, remove, or replace Linux nodes to the NDT node list of an ACID record.

This keyword has the following format:

TSS ADD|REMOVE|REPLACE(NDT) LINUXNODE(node_name)
                            [IPADDR(ip_address)
                            FACILITY(facility_name)
                            ACTIVE(YES|NO)]

LINUXNODE(node_name)

Linux system name.

Maximum length: 246 characters

IPADDR(ip_address)

IP address for the Linux system.

FACILITY(facility_name)

Facility name to use of the system entry validation

ACTIVE(YES|NO)

Indicates whether the node is active and whether system validation is performed. Valid values are:

• YES—The node is active and system validation is performed.
• NO—(Default) The node is inactive and system validation is not performed.

This keyword is used with:

• The commands ADD, LIST, REMOVE, and REPLACE
• The NDT record only
• MISC2(NDT) authority

Example: LINUXNODE

This example adds the new Linux system name LSERVER with IP address 201.212.0.8, using facility LNXPROD for validations:

TSS ADD(NDT) LINUXNODE(LSERVER)
             IPADDR(201.212.0.8)
             FACILITY(LNXPROD)
             ACTIVE(YES)