Use the CONFIG command opens user‑accessible configuration files for editing or displays the SFS Configuration Menu.
CONFIG [Authoriz | Dasd | Product | Security | SFS]
Opens the AUTHORIZ CONFIG file in XEDIT. You can edit all of the records in this file while CA VM:Director is running.
Opens the DASD CONFIG file in XEDIT. You can edit all of the records in this file while CA VM:Director is running.
Opens the PRODUCT CONFIG file in XEDIT. You can update most of the records in this file while CA VM:Director is running.
No changes are allowed for the following record types:
Opens the SECURITY CONFIG file in XEDIT. You can edit all of the records in this file while CA VM:Director is running except the AUTOPASS and (CA VM:Secure only) ENABLE records.
Displays the SFS Configuration Menu.
When you want to make changes to any of the four product configuration files, the CONFIG command opens the specified configuration file in XEDIT so that you can review or change the CA VM:Director configuration. You can change most of its configuration while it is running.
When you want to make changes to the SFS configuration, the CONFIG SFS command displays the SFS Configuration Menu, which allows you to change the configuration for SFS.
If you do not include a parameter on the CONFIG command, the System Configuration Menu displays, from which you can choose the configuration file to open or the SFS Configuration Menu.
When you save a configuration file you have modified, the system verifies your changes and puts them in effect immediately. If it finds a nonexistent user ID on a record when it updates the file, it writes warning messages on your console but still updates the file.
When you exit the SFS Configuration Menu after changing the configuration, CA VM:Director puts those changes in effect immediately.
Note: For a complete description of the records in each of the CA VM:Director configuration files, see Configuration File Reference.
In the Administration Guide see the following:
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