2 4 Slave System Administration

2.4 Slave System Administration

A Slave LANSA System is not able to maintain the LANSA System Definition. It receives its system definition from a Master LANSA System. Hence, it is dependent upon the LANSA for iSeries Master System and the System Definitions must be updated on each Visual LANSA slave whenever a change has been made to the Master System. A Slave LANSA System shares Application Repository Data with the Master System.

It is very important that you understand all of the Host Monitor Concepts.

The typical Administration tasks that are performed as part of a Slave installation include:

• 2.4.1 Maintaining System Definitions on Slave Systems on Slave Systems

• 2.4.2 Maintaining Partition Definitions on Slave Systems on Slave Systems

• 2.4.3 Maintaining Users and Tasks on Slave Systems

• 2.4.4 Configure LANSA Communications Software

You should also be familiar with the Host Monitor.

If you have installed an Independent Visual LANSA System, refer to 2.3 Independent System Administration.

Also See

2.5 Development Environment Administration

Ý 2. Getting Started with Administration