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2005-07-26T00:47:22Z

Mikelieman: /* Setting up Backup for Linux box (esp with DVD) */

=== Setting up Backup for Linux box (esp with DVD) ===

Initial Post of question to message board (hardhats)
<pre>
I need a reliable backup solution for my linux server.
Here are methods I have explored, unsuccessfully so
far. Let me first mention that our office also has a
new Windows Server running our billing package. My
initial thoughts were to copy my linux data to the
Windows server, and then let their backup process save
my data.

1. Install Services for Linux (SFU) put out by Windows
onto our Windows server. I then created a NFS share.
I can view the directory contents of the Windows share
from my linux box, but for the life of me I can't get
write permission. You have to run a Windows
namemapper to map linux users to Windows users, and
then give that user write permission. Sounds easy. I
can't get it to work. The permission system on NTFS
is a bit complex to me.

2. Run a Samba server on my linux box. When I do
this, I can see the drive from a Windows laptop, and I
might even be able to write to it (I can't remember).
But when I try to find the file when browsing from the
Windows Server, I can't find it. Not sure if I have
to join Windows "domain" to work. This descends into
a murky realm for me of ActiveDirectories. Also, I'm
not sure if my iptables is filtering out the samba
ports etc.

3. Run a Samba client on my linux box. I haven't
tried this, but again I worry that I would have to
discover how to join the Windows "domain" and be
validated.

4. Get scp to work on my Windows server, and scp the
needed data up. This would probably work, but I would
need to use and 'expect' script to supply the password
etc if it is going to be automated. This seems a bit
klunky, and will probably be my last resort.

5. Install a DVD writer on my linux box. This is what
I am currently trying to do. I successfully installed
a new USB 2.0 IO card, and have now plugged the drive
in. I'm lost as to what to do now. I have read
multiple web sites, and I'm overwhelmed. Right off
the bat the install demos talk about possible kernel
upgrades etc. It seems that cdrtools is one route to
use. I would have to purchase a commercial license.
The money is not such an issue, but I would want to be
sure it was going to work.

6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
have no experience with this.

If anyone has any helpful thoughts or pointers (esp
regarding option 5 above), I would be very grateful.

Kevin
</pre>

<pre>
Samba is not my expertise, so I won't presume to give you debugging
advice. I will say that I have been able to get Samba and Windows
working quite well together to share files and printers on multiple
occasions. When I have had problems using Linux as a server, it is
usually because on the Linux side, I have not created the users with
smbpasswd program (just because they exist in /etc/passwd doesn't mean
that they exist for Samba - although I think there is now an option to
propagate changes back and forth). You can also webmin and swat to
manage Samba via a browser.

Since Windows file attributes are not the same as Linux, I only
recommend using Windows to backup your Linux files by first creating a
tar archive on Linux and moving the tar archive to Linux. By the way,
to move a single file from Linux to Windows, you don't need Samba, just
use WinSCP3 on Windows.

Getting a USB DVD burner to work on any contemporary Linux should be
trivial. When I got it working, I just powered down the PC, plugged in
the DVD-ROM drive (a Sony drive that Chris Richardson put inside a box
that provided power and interface electronics), powered up the DVD and
powered up the PC. K3b (my burning software) recognized the DVD
immediately. That PC runs the Debian Sarge installed via a Knoppix 3.6
Linux live CD. What Linux distribution and release are you running and
what kernel? If you connect a USB flash drive to the PC, is it
recognized? [In theory, you need not power it down, but just to
simplify debugging, I like to start from a cold power up.]

I recommend creating a tar archive for backup. Remember to backup your
journal files too.

...
-- Bhaskar
</pre>

<pre>
>use. I would have to purchase a commercial license.
>The money is not such an issue, but I would want to be
>sure it was going to work.
>

As Bhaskar mentioned k3b is an excellent solution for burning CD and
DVD's.
On this 64 bit Debian/Sarge laptop I did

# apt-get install k3b dvd+rw-tools cdrdao

You have the option of creating a seperate group (cdrom I think) for
burning - or you can assign the permissions to the various tools during
the setup when you first call the application.

I am not aware of any need for a commercial license for any of the
above. I would also expect the USB device to be well supported with
most of the recent stock kernels. Just as an aside, with 2.6.x you
don't need to use SCSI emulation for IDE CDROM drives, which is nice.

>6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
>linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
>have no experience with this.
>
>
My first experience with tape backup with GNU/Debian was with an old
Colorado floppy based mini-tape backup system with the ftape drivers -
it was slow, but worked perfectly (restore and backup).

If you add a SCSI tape backup you will have a huge array of software
solutions - from something as simple as 'tos' (tape oriented
backups-perl driven) to enterprise tools like Amanda. I have used
various HP SCSI backup systems in the past and don't recall any
problems.

And as mentioned, if you have questions about Samba and Windows John
Terpstra's series of books and essays are excellent. BTW, he is a first
rate speaker if you ever have the chance of attending one of his
lectures or seminars, you will really get a huge boost up with regards
to networking in heterogenous environments.

I hope this is of some help. --Ismet
</pre>

<pre>
Whoa, quite a bit here...

1. Windows bites, do it our way or the highway.
2. Samba - Get yourself the book by John Terpstra - Samba 3 By Example
-
Practical Exercises to Successful Deployment.
and/or
Download my smb.conf tutorial file and have a go at joining that
domain....
http://oswizards.com/samba-instruct.conf
If you would like I can give you access to one of my Linux Admin
courses online. You can study the Samba material to see if it clarifies things
a little. Samba is a huge subject, especially if you are going to deploy
with 500+ uses. I highly recommend the book.

I don't think that will solve your problems though, you need to backup
the Linux server.
3. See number 2 above.
4. You can share your private key/identity with the client and you
will not have to supply a password when you execute your command. You could do
this with linux boxes easy, windows would be a hassle. In Linux I could
issue the command, scp -r /var/data/* jerome@someotherhost.org:mydata/

5. Oh yeah... you could install a DVD writer, CDR or an additional HDD
or both.

Here are a couple tools for you. Mondo Resuce
http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo/about/about.html

I use another command line program from a cron job called rdiff-backup
-
http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/ It can take a snapshot of your
filesystem whenever you tell it to, it also keeps diffs on all files
that have been changed since the last backup. You can actually restore a
file from a specific date and time. I snapshot at 3:10am onto a spare drive
in the machine, I also snapshot my databases every hour. You can use
Mondo to
create an entire system backup onto CD, HDD, NFS or DVD -
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp14admin/linux-server/mondorescue/dvd_mondo.html

Keep yourself clear of Windows and your choices will be plentiful and
your difficulty will be diminished.

Setup another Linux Samba Server for the Windows clients/users to store
their data on, then back that one up with the tools above.

Have Fun!!!... and test your backups regularly to make sure you are
indeed backing up your data.
--Mark Street
</pre>

<pre>
I just recalled another tool/method that you might want to look at -
namely rsync

Here is a nice summary of one method employing it with automated
scripts:

http://www.tux.org/~tbr/rsync/rsynchowto.html

Rsync is a fantastic tool - especially when combined with ssh.

Ismet / Ismet B. Kursunoglu, MD, FCCP
</pre>

<pre>
> 1. Install Services for Linux (SFU) put out by Windows
> onto our Windows server.
<...snipped...>

Linux + NTFS is experimental at best still. Do not know much about the
SFU deal from M$, but would not put too much trust in it for my obvious
prejudices. ;-)

> 2. Run a Samba server on my linux box.
<...snipped...>

Samba on the Linux box will allow the M$ boxes to see and mount it as a
share potentially. Possible idea, not the greatest though.

> 3. Run a Samba client on my linux box.
<...snipped...>

If you are using RH (or one of the Fedora or CentOS forks), there are
some built in RH specific tools for Samba (redhat-config-samba for RH).
Not too hard using them. Otherwise, there are a few HOW-To's on the
Samba subject.

> 4. Get scp to work on my Windows server, and scp the
> needed data up.
<...snipped...>

This is actually one of the easier solutions you have presented so far
that could run unattended potentially.

scp is part of the SSH package typically (along with sftp). This would
be one of your easiest solutions. Tarball (with gz or bz2 compression
depending on the amount of data you wish to back up), scp the tarball
to remote backup location directory. You can make a simple script and
cron job to do this on a regular basis.

> 5. Install a DVD writer on my linux box.
<...snipped...>
>

There is k3b which also noted by Bhaskar is freeware. Nice tool
overall once you get the DVD up and running, can handle CD and DVD burning.

At issue, you will be starting a large DVD collection potentially in
time.

> 6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
> linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
> have no experience with this.
>

Old school, but possible via Amanda,

And finally...another Linux based solution presented is Bacula. I
personally have not played with it (yet), but one of my guys is using
it
for one of our clients on a regular basis. This is a better or more
modern idea than Amanda, allows for secure file transfer to a remote
machine, and such. http://www.bacula.org/ for their web site, and
yes...it is cross platformed as well.

--- Crawford, The Linux ETC Company
</pre>

<pre>
Here is something else you may want to consider: Unison - a file sync
tool for Unix and Windows

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

--Jim Drash
</pre>

<pre>
For clarity, Unison, rsync, or any technique that copies files or parts
of files when the database is in use will not work very well, and the
copy will be corrupt. This is because GT.M is constantly updating the
database when it is in use (unless you freeze updates).

Let's separate the two issues under consideration. One is to get a
copy of the database and journal files (backup), and the other is moving
backups to offline storage (archival).

Backup when there is no active GT.M process is trivial - just copy the
database files (unison, rsync and other techniques will work). There
are (at least) two ways to backup when GT.M processes are active. One
is to use mupip backup and the other involves using a mirrored disk.
(Promotional moment: attend my workshop in the Boston area on April 6
for hands-on training on backup - it's free but you have to RSVP!)

There are many options for archival, as discussed in this thread.

-- Bhaskar
</pre>

<pre>
>Thanks for your suggestions below. The one issue
> about scp'ing the data, though, is that I would have
> to have an "scp server" running on the windows box. I
> don't know how to set that up. I have downloaded a
> program for windows, pscp that can pull the data from
> the linux box when run on the windows box. It would
> be nice to be able to push it though.
> --Kevin

Cygwin will give you the sshd part-

http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html

and this might be a good solution to limit access to scp for your
scripts -

http://www.devguy.com/fp/scp/

--Ismet
</pre>

<pre>
> My impression is that K3B is very smart, much smarter than I am,
thank goodness! But, you generally need to start K3b as root if you want
to consistently have joy in Mudville!
> -- Nancy Anthracite

So true, it takes some tweaking to get permissions just right for a
mere mortal user to record CD's. Let us not forget that the GUI tools are
merely front ends for the command line tools from cd/DVD record tools.

http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
http://cdrecord.berlios.de/old/private/cdrecord.html

A system administrator has much more flexibility with command line
tools when it comes to automating tasks.

> On Tuesday 22 March 2005 09:13 am, Bhaskar, KS wrote:
> Most likely, a DVD connected via a USB port will show up as a SCSI
> device, with a name like /dev/sda or /dev/sdb. However, to burn a
> CD/DVD, you don't mount it (there is no file system to mount on a
blank disk).
> --Bhaskar

It depends on the linux distribution but most newer distributions
recognize USB CD drives as SCSI devices, they are labeled as /dev/scd0

I worked with a Latitude laptop this weekend and installed Debian Sarge
and Fedora Core 3, both distros recognized the attached USB CD/RW as
/dev/scd0.

Your USB mass storage devices, jump drives, cameras, etc. will show up
as /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, etc.

> Generally, if you power up the USB drive first, then boot the PC,
k3b
> will find and recognize the drive. Also, as root, you can execute
> "cdrecord --scanbus" to find the "SCSI" drive number for your CD
drive.

Most newer Linux distributions automatically recognize USB devices and
make them available on boot. Again, it depends on your Linux distro as to
how much work will be involved.

> Mark and/or Crawford may want to correct me here, or expand on the
> explanation, because my understanding of how USB is mapped to SCSI,
and
> how CD/DVD-ROM drives are handled on Linunx is shallow.

There is some difference how CD/DVD devices are handled in the version
2.4 Linux kernel and 2.6 version, especially USB devices. 2.4 kernel has a
SCSI emulation layer that was rather clunky, ide_scsi which allowed IDE
devices to emulate SCSI devices, Linus didn't consider the interface elegant so it
was reworked in 2.6. There are some hard feelings on both sides between
Linux and the author of cdrecord. Too technical for my ears.
-- Mark Street, RHCE
</pre>

<pre>
Tape Backup *may* be considered old school,
but there's a reason why it's still popular.

I recommend to my clients that they spend the
extra dollars up front on a real server, because
then the majors will install a SCSI card and
a DAT tape drive for doing backups.

SCSI, because every DAT drive is going to plug into
it, and there are ZERO emulation issue.

DAT rather than Travan, because of the media costs.

A DAT tape is 5 bucks, a Travan is 50. With DAT tapes,
you can have NERDVANA:

Two full weeks of backups ( Mon1 - Thu1 & Mon2 - Thu2 )
A MONTH of Friday backups ( FriA - FriD )
and a perpetual archive of month ends

by just pulling the tape on the first,
and replacing it with a blank...

The Auditors will LOVE you for that...

And even though I'm an open source advocate,
I recommend a commercial product for doing
the automated nightly backups. When a
harddrive dies, *I* don't want to be trying
to figure out the easiest way to do a full
metal restore onto a differently sized harddisk.

24 hour support on you backup/restore product
is a very good thing.

Mike

mikelieman@gmail.com

</pre>

Begin Configuration of Vista

2005-07-25T18:34:05Z

Mikelieman: /* Start and Test RPC Broker */

Vista Configuration on Linux running GT.M '''Mark Street''' Emulated from Nancy Anthracite's Vista Configuration HOWTO on hardahats.org

The '''BOLD''' entries represent user supplied input during the configuration process. 
VistA's output is supplied in this guide so the user can follow along step by step as the configuration proceeds.

 As a general rule user input is placed after the double slash at the VistA prompt.

Ex. Should I continue anyway? N//

no would be the default

If you would like to change the default value you must supply a Y or YES after the //.

Since this is a very long document I have created shorter documents that you can follow in order to a conclusion if you wish.

#[[Setting Mumps Routines]]
#[[Configuring A Domain]]
#[[Configuring An Institution and Facility]]
#[[Configuring An Administrator User]]
#[[Configuring Administration Menus and Devices]]
#[[Configuring Taskman, Mailman and RPC Broker]]
#[[Configuring CPRS Keys and Tabs]]

== Let's begin configuration of VistA. ==

From the vista user's login prompt type the gtm command.

[vista@localhost]$ gtm
 

ZTMGRSET - Define the Vista global variables and save the system M routines for your operating system. 

GTM>'''D ^ZTMGRSET'''
 
ZTMGRSET Version 8.0 **34,36,69,94,121,127,136,191,275** 
HELLO! I exist to assist you in correctly initializing the current account. 

THIS MAY NOT BE THE MANAGER UCI. 
I think it is VAH,ROU. Should I continue anyway? N//'''Y''' 
I think you are using GT.M (Unix) 
Which MUMPS system should I install? 
 
1 = VAX DSM(V6), VAX DSM(V7) 
2 = MSM-PC/PLUS, MSM for NT or UNIX 
3 = OpenM for NT, Cache/NT, Cache/VMS 
4 = Datatree, DTM-PC, DT-MAX 
5 = MVX,ISM VAX 
6 = ISM (UNIX, Open VMS) 
7 = GT.M (VMS) 
8 = GT.M (Unix) 
System: 8//'''8''' 
 
I will now rename a group of routines specific to your operating system.
Routine: ZOSVGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV 
Routine: ZTBKCGUX Missing 
Routine: ZIS4GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZIS4 
Routine: ZISFGUX Missing 
Routine: ZISHGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZISH 
Routine: XUCIGTM Loaded, Saved as %XUCI 
Routine: ZISETGUX Missing 
Routine: ZOSV2GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV2 
Routine: ZISTCPS Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCPS 
 
NAME OF MANAGER'S UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The value of PRODUCTION will be used in the GETENV api. 
PRODUCTION (SIGN-ON) UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The VOLUME name must match the one in PRODUCTION. 
NAME OF VOLUME SET: ROU// 
The temp directory for the system: '/tmp/'// 
^%ZOSF setup 
 
 
Now to load routines common to all systems. 
Routine: ZTLOAD Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD 
Routine: ZTLOAD1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD1 
Routine: ZTLOAD2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD2 
Routine: ZTLOAD3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD3 
Routine: ZTLOAD4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD4 
Routine: ZTLOAD5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD5 
Routine: ZTLOAD6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD6 
Routine: ZTLOAD7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD7 
Routine: ZTM Loaded, Saved as %ZTM 
Routine: ZTM0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM0 
Routine: ZTM1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM1 
Routine: ZTM2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM2 
Routine: ZTM3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM3 
Routine: ZTM4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM4 
Routine: ZTM5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM5 
Routine: ZTM6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM6 
Routine: ZTMS Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS 
Routine: ZTMS0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS0 
Routine: ZTMS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS1 
Routine: ZTMS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS2 
Routine: ZTMS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS3 
Routine: ZTMS4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS4 
Routine: ZTMS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS5 
Routine: ZTMS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS7 
Routine: ZTMSH Loaded, Saved as %ZTMSH 
Routine: ZTER Loaded, Saved as %ZTER 
Routine: ZTER1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTER1 
Routine: ZIS Loaded, Saved as %ZIS 
Routine: ZIS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS1 
Routine: ZIS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS2 
Routine: ZIS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS3 
Routine: ZIS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS5 
Routine: ZIS6 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS6 
Routine: ZIS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS7 
Routine: ZISC Loaded, Saved as %ZISC 
Routine: ZISP Loaded, Saved as %ZISP 
Routine: ZISS Loaded, Saved as %ZISS 
Routine: ZISS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS1 
Routine: ZISS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS2 
Routine: ZISTCP Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCP 
Routine: ZISUTL Loaded, Saved as %ZISUTL 
Routine: ZTPP Loaded, Saved as %ZTPP 
Routine: ZTP1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTP1 
Routine: ZTPTCH Loaded, Saved as %ZTPTCH 
Routine: ZTRDEL Loaded, Saved as %ZTRDEL 
Routine: ZTMOVE Loaded, Saved as %ZTMOVE 
Want to rename the FileMan routines: No//Y 
Routine: DIDT Loaded, Saved as %DT 
Routine: DIDTC Loaded, Saved as %DTC 
Routine: DIRCR Loaded, Saved as %RCR 
Setting ^%ZIS('C') 

Now, I will check your % globals...........
ALL DONE 
GTM> 

== Initialize FileMan to set the site name and number. ==

 
GTM>D ^DINIT 
 
Give the site a site name and 4 digit site number. 
You can run D ^DINIT again to see if you changes were successful and choose GT.M when offered a choice of MUMPS system you are using. 
 
GTM>'''D ^DINIT''' 
 

VA FileMan V.22.0 

Initialize VA FileMan now? NO//'''YES''' 

SITE NAME: OSWIZARDS VISTA//'''BONEZ OSWIZARDS VISTA''' 
 
SITE NUMBER: 1234//'''1234'''.......................... 
 
Now loading MUMPS Operating System File.... 
 
Now loading DIALOG and LANGUAGE Files...........................................
............... 
 

TYPE OF MUMPS SYSTEM YOU ARE USING: GT.M(UNIX)// 

Now loading other FileMan files--please wait....................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
.............
..........

The following files have been installed: 
.11 INDEX 
.2 DESTINATION 
.31 KEY 
.4 PRINT TEMPLATE 
.401 SORT TEMPLATE 
.402 INPUT TEMPLATE 
.403 FORM 
.404 BLOCK 
.44 FOREIGN FORMAT 
.46 IMPORT TEMPLATE 
.5 FUNCTION 
.6 DD AUDIT 
.7 MUMPS OPERATING SYSTEM 
.81 DATA TYPE 
.83 COMPILED ROUTINE 
.84 DIALOG 
.85 LANGUAGE 
1 FILE 
1.1 AUDIT 
1.11 ARCHIVAL ACTIVITY 
1.12 FILEGRAM HISTORY 
1.13 FILEGRAM ERROR LOG 
1.2 ALTERNATE EDITOR 
1.521 SQLI_SCHEMA 
1.52101 SQLI_KEY_WORD 
1.5211 SQLI_DATA_TYPE 
1.5212 SQLI_DOMAIN 
1.5213 SQLI_KEY_FORMAT 
1.5214 SQLI_OUTPUT_FORMAT 
1.5215 SQLI_TABLE 
1.5216 SQLI_TABLE_ELEMENT 
1.5217 SQLI_COLUMN 
1.5218 SQLI_PRIMARY_KEY 
1.5219 SQLI_FOREIGN_KEY 
1.52191 SQLI_ERROR_TEXT 
1.52192 SQLI_ERROR_LOG 

Re-indexing entries in the DIALOG file..................... 

Compiling all forms ... 

DICATT (#.001) 
DIPTED (#.1001) 
DIKC EDIT (#.1101) 
DIKC EDIT UI (#.1102) 
DIKK EDIT (#.3101) 
DIBTED (#.40001) 
DIETED (#.40101) 
DIEDIT (#.40201) 
DDGF BLOCK EDIT (#.40301) 
DDGF PAGE ADD (#.40302) 
DDGF PAGE EDIT (#.40303) 
DDGF PAGE SELECT (#.40304) 
DDGF FORM EDIT (#.40305) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK EDIT (#.40306) 
DDGF FIELD ADD (#.40401) 
DDGF FIELD CAPTION ONLY (#.40402) 
DDGF FIELD DD (#.40403) 
DDGF FIELD FORM ONLY (#.40404) 
DDGF FIELD COMPUTED (#.40405) 
DDGF BLOCK ADD (#.40406) 
DDGF BLOCK DELETE (#.40407) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK SELECT (#.40408) 
DDXP FF FORM1 (#.441) 
DDMP SPECIFY IMPORT (#.461) 
XPD EDIT BUILD (#1) 
XUEDIT CHARACTERISTICS (#2) 
XUEXISTING USER (#3) 
XUDEVICE MT (#4) 
XUDEVICE SDP (#5) 
XUDEVICE SPL (#6) 
XUDEVICE HFS (#7) 
XUDEVICE CHAN (#8) 
XU OPTION SCHEDULE (#9) 
XUSERDEACT (#10) 
XUTM UCI ASSOC (#11) 
XUSITEPARM (#12) 
XUAUDIT (#13) 
XUREACT USER (#14) 
PRSA TD EDIT (#15) 
PRSA OT REQ (#16) 
PRSA TD DISP (#17) 
PRSA TL EDIT (#18) 
PRSA TL DISP (#19) 
PRSA LV REQ (#20) 
PRSA ED REQ (#21) 
PRSA VC POST (#22) 
PRSA PM POST (#23) 
PRSA TD TL (#24) 
PRSA TP POST1 (#25) 
PRSA TE EDIT (#26) 
PRSA FEE POST (#27) 
NURA-I-SERVICE (#28) 
XU-PERSON CLASS (#29) 
XUNEW USER (#30) 
SPNLPFM1 (#31) 
SPNFFRM1 (#32) 
SPNFFRM2 (#33) 
SPNLPFM2 (#34) 
XPD EDIT MP (#35) 
XPD EDIT GP (#36) 
PRCHQ1 (#37) 
PRCHQ2 (#38) 
PRCHQ3 (#39) 
PRCHQ4 (#40) 
PRCHQ5 (#41) 
SPNLP FUN MES (#42) 
SPNLP FIM FM1 (#43) 
SPNLP CHART FM1 (#44) 
SPNLP MS FM1 (#45) 
SPNE ENTER/EDIT SYNONYM (#46) 
LREPI (#47) 
ENPR MS (#48) 
ENPR ALL (#49) 
ENPR PRELIM (#50) 
ENPR AE (#51) 
ENPR CO (#52) 
ENPR CHG (#53) 
ABSV ADD/EDIT MASTER (#54) 
XQEDTOPT (#55) 
XU-INST-EDIT (#56) 
LREPIPROT (#57) 
XUTMKE ADD (#58) 
WV PROC-FORM-1 (#59) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-1 (#60) 
WV PATIENT-FORM-1 (#61) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-2 (#62) 
WV PROC-FORM-2-COLP (#63) 
WV NOTIFPURPOSE-FORM-1 (#64) 
WV SITE PARAMS-FORM-1 (#65) 
WV REFUSED PROCEDURE-ENTRY (#66) 
WV PROC-FORM-LAB (#67) 
XDR RESFILE FORM (#68) 
HL SITE PARAMETERS (#69) 
PSB PRN EFFECTIVENESS (#70) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT (#71) 
PSBO DL (#72) 
PSBO WA (#73) 
PSBO ML (#74) 
PSBO MM (#75) 
PSBO PE (#76) 
PSB MISSING DOSE REQUEST (#77) 
PSBO MH (#78) 
PSBO MV (#79) 
PSB MISSING DOSE FOLLOWUP (#80) 
PSBO BL (#81) 
PSBO MD (#82) 
PSB NEW UD ENTRY (#83) 
PSB NEW IV ENTRY (#84) 
HL7 APP (#85) 
HL7 LOGICAL LINK (#86) 
HL7 INTERFACE (#87) 
SPNLP ASIA MES (#88) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT IV (#89) 
SPNLP FAM FM1 (#90) 
SPNLP DIENER FM1 (#91) 
SPNLP DUSOI FM1 (#92) 
XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE (#93) 
XUSSPKI (#94) 
INSTITUTION EDIT (#95) 
PRSA LD POST (#96) 
XUDEVICE LPD (#97) 
XUDEVICE TRM (#98) 
KMPD PARAMETERS EDIT (#99) 
LREPI9 (#100) 
BPS EOB TO BATCH (#101) 
BPS BPSOSPW (#102) 
BPS INPUT 1 (#103) 
 
 
INITIALIZATION COMPLETED IN 13 SECONDS. 

-------------------------

== Determine the "BOX:VOLUME pair" for the machine. ==

 

GTM>'''D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y''' 
VAH^ROU^bonez^ROU:bonez 
GTM> 
 
The BOX:VOLUME pair for this machine is ROU:bonez 
 
UCI^VOL^NODE^BOX:VOLUME 
 
UCI = VAH 
VOL = ROU 
NODE = bonez 
BOX = ROU 
VOLUME = bonez 

-------------------------

== Create the domain. ==

From the GTM prompt, start VA FileMan by typing "D Q^DI".
At the Select OPTION: prompt. Type "1". (You can see why you typed 1 if you type "??" at the option prompt.

That will give you the list of options you can choose from and 1 is ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES.) At INPUT TO WHAT FILE: type "DOMAIN" and accept the ALL// default to EDIT WHICH FIELD. At Select DOMAIN NAME: enter a local domain name. Substitute an appropriate value for VISTA.MYDOMAIN.COM in the example below.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 

VA FileMan 22.0 

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICE//'''DOMAIN''' (18 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''?''' 
Answer with DOMAIN NAME, or TCP/IP POLL FLAG, or SYNONYM 
Do you want the entire 18-Entry DOMAIN List?'''Y''' (Yes) 
Choose from: 
BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
EPHARMACY.VITRIA-EDI.AAC.VA.GO 
FHIE.MED.VA.GOV 
FORUM.VA.GOV 
GOV 
MAIL.CIO.MED.VA.GOV 
MPIDC-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLU.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLW.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPC.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPP.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPQ.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-PSS.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-SCD.MED.VA.GOV 
TPB-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.PLATINUM.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
 
You may enter a new DOMAIN, if you wish 
Answer must be 1-64 characters in length. 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
Are you adding 'BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM' as a new DOMAIN (the 19TH)? No//'''Y'''
(Yes) 
FLAGS:'''^''' 
------------------------------

== Now to complete the DOMAIN set up by Christening the new domain. ==

 
 
Go back to the VISTA> prompt and type "D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR". 

GTM>'''D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR''' 

* * * * WARNING * * * * 

You are about to change the domain name of this facility 
in the MailMan Site Parameters file. 
 
Currently, this facility is named: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
You must be extremely sure before you proceed! 
 
Are you sure you want to change the name of this facility? NO// YES 
Select DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM//'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
 
The domain name for this facility is now: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
PARENT: VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM// 
TIME ZONE: PDT//'''PST''' PACIFIC STANDARD 
 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM has been initialized as your 'parent' domain. 
(Forum is usually the parent domain, unless this is a subordinate domain.) 
 
You may edit the MailMan Site Parameter file to change your parent domain. 
 
We will not initialize your transmission scripts. 

Use the 'Subroutine editor' option under network management menu to add your
site passwords to the MINIENGINE script, and the 'Edit a script' option
to edit any domain scripts that you choose to.
 
GTM> 

--------------------------

== Determine the internal entry of the new domain. ==

Remember this number as it will be used in subsequent steps.

Get back to the Select OPTION: prompt and enter "INQUIRE" or "5" (once again, you can type ?? to see the available options and 5 is INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES) then at the Select DOMAIN NAME: prompt, enter the new domain name you just created. Answer "N" to STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT and at PRINT FIELD: answer "NUMBER". The domain number is "printed" to the screen.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: 5 INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DOMAIN// 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2:'''1''' BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 

NUMBER: 22 NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 1 NAME (c): COM LEVEL 2 NAME (c): OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 3 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 4 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 

Select DOMAIN NAME: 

See, my number for the domain is 22 in this instance. 

-----------------------------
== Adjust system files to new domain ==

From the GTM prompt repoint the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS and RPC BROKER PARAMETERS files to the new domain, go back to the GTM> prompt and enter 'S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=3' and 'S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=3' where 3 is the internal number of the new domain we just created in the previous step.

The domain instance of 22 is used below. I have NO idea what this command mean. I only know that it resets the kernel parameters and RPC broker parameters to my domain defined above.
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=22''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=22''' 

GTM> 

--------------------

Then from the GTM> prompt again start FileMan with "D Q^DI". At Select OPTION: enter "6" (UTILITY FUNCTIONS) then select RE-INDEX FILE. At MODIFY WHAT FILE, enter "KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS". Then do the same for the RPC BROKER PARAMETERS file. See example below for the rest of the dialogue.

GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
 
Select OPTION: UTILITY FUNCTIONS 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// 
 
THERE ARE 13 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// '''NO''' (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 13 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, LET ME THINK ABOUT THAT A MOMENT... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'................ 
 

Select UTILITY OPTION: 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
 
THERE ARE 5 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 5 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, THIS MAY TAKE A FEW MOMENTS... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'...... 
 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: 

-------------------------

Check the VOLUME SET File. The VOLUME SET File should not need any changes.
At Select OPTION: enter "1" for EDIT OR ENTER FILE ENTRIES.
The choice should be INPUT TO WHAT FILE: SOME OTHER CHOICE//VOLUME SET
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//
At Select VOLUME SET prompt type "??" to see a list of entries.
When asked which volume set again, type in whatever it is.

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''VOLUME SET''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''??''' 
ROU
 
 
You may enter a new VOLUME SET, if you wish 
Answer should be the name of a volume set. 
When each cpu can have only one volume set, this is also the cpu name. 
Answer will be used in extended global references to reach this volume. 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''ROU''' 
VOLUME SET: ROU// 
TYPE: GENERAL PURPOSE VOLUME SET// 
INHIBIT LOGONS?: NO// 
LINK ACCESS?: YES// 
OUT OF SERVICE?: NO// 
REQUIRED VOLUME SET?: NO// 
TASKMAN FILES UCI: ROU// 
TASKMAN FILES VOLUME SET: ROU// 
REPLACEMENT VOLUME SET: 
DAYS TO KEEP OLD TASKS: 4// 
SIGNON/PRODUCTION VOLUME SET: Yes// 
 
 
Select VOLUME SET: 

--------------------------------------------

== Determine proper value for BOX-VOLUME PAIR ==

This step is to get the proper value for the BOX-VOLUME PAIR in the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS File. Edit the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETER File (# 14.7) to update the BOX-VOLUME PAIR. Note that when you enter a "?" at the BOX-VOLUME PAIR prompt, it tells you what the correct value should be.
 
Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: VOLUME SET// TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''?''' 
Answer with TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: 
ROU:bonez 
 
 
You may enter a new TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS, if you wish 
Answer must be 3-30 characters in length. 

The value for the current account is ROU:bonez 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''ROU:bonez''' 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
RESERVED: '''^''' 
--------------------------

== Update the RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETER File. ==

 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 

Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: '''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
...OK? Yes// YES (Yes) 
 
DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM// 
MAIL GROUP FOR ALERTS: 
Select BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
Select PORT: 9200// 
PORT: 9200// 
TYPE OF LISTENER: Original// 
STATUS: STOPPED// 
CONTROLLED BY LISTENER STARTER: NO// 
 
Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: 
-----------------------------

== Setup a System Administrator Account ==

 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''NEW PERSON''' 
(11 entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''.01''' NAME 
THEN EDIT FIELD: ACCESS CODE Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N) 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR, SYSTEM''' 
Are you adding 'ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM' as a new NEW PERSON (the 12TH)? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
Checking SOUNDEX for matches. 
No matches found. 
NEW PERSON INITIAL: '''SA''' 
NEW PERSON MAIL CODE: 
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): '''Y''' 
Enter a new ACCESS CODE <Hidden>: '''********''' 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: '''********''' 
OK, Access code has been changed! 
The VERIFY CODE has been deleted as a security measure. 
The user will have to enter a new one the next time they sign-on. 
 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

------------------------

== Determine System Administrator account number ==

Inquire System Administrator account information and number
 
 
Select OPTION: '''5''' INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// '''Y''' (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 
 
NUMBER: 10 NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
INITIAL: SA ACCESS CODE: <Hidden> 
DATE ENTERED: MAR 31, 2005 CREATOR: 0 
Entry Last Edit Date: MAR 31, 2005 NAME COMPONENTS: 200 
SIGNATURE BLOCK PRINTED NAME: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 
DATE ACCESS CODE LAST CHANGED (c): MAR 31,2005 
PROVIDER KEY (c): 0 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

---------------------

== Assign keys to System Administrator Account ==

Now set the System Administrator and assign keys to the account.
 
 
Select OPTION: 
GTM>'''SET DUZ=10''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^VA(200,DUZ,0),"^",4)="@"''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: 1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 

Select OPTION NAME: '''XUMAINT''' Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''KEY''' Management 
 
Select Key Management Option: '''ALLOCATION''' of Security Keys 
 
Allocate key: '''XUMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XMMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROGMODE''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROG''' 
1 XUPROG 
2 XUPROGMODE 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' XUPROG 
 
Another key: 
 
Holder of key: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
 
Another holder: 
 
You've selected the following keys: 
 
XUPROG XUMGR XUPROGMODE XMMGR 
 
You've selected the following holders: 
 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
You are allocating keys. Do you wish to proceed? YES// '''YES''' 
 
XUPROG being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUPROGMODE being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XMMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
Select Key Management Option: 
 
-----------------------------

== Setup VistA Application Software Parameters ==

 
If you are planning to use the VistA applications such as Registration, Scheduling etc. you need to add new Institution to the INSTITUTION File.
 
Go back to the GTM> prompt and "SET XUMF=1" then "D Q^DI". Select Option #1 and edit File #4. Edit the field STATION NUMBER. For Station Number, you must enter the same number as the Site Number when you initialized FileMan. (See Start FileMan and Begin Setting Up Vista section.)
 
GTM>D Q^DI 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: '''4''' INSTITUTION (67 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''STATION NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new INSTITUTION (the 68TH)? No// YES (Yes) 
STATION NUMBER: 1234 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: 

--------------------
== Add a Medical Center Division. ==

 
 
Select File #40.8 and edit fields FACILITY NUMBER and INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
Enter the Institution STATION NUMBER for FACILITY NUMBER and the name of the Institution in INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: INSTITUTION// '''40.8''' MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION 
(2 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''FACILITY NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: '''INSTITUTION FILE POINTER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 
 

Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: '''OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER''' 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION (the 3RD)? No// '''Y''' (Yes) 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NUM: 3// 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION FACILITY NUMBER: '''1234A''' 
FACILITY NUMBER: 1234A// 
INSTITUTION FILE POINTER: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 1234 
 
 
Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: 
 
----------------------------

== Enter additional information for the System Administrator user ==

PRIMARY MENU, VERIFY CODE etc. 
 
From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
OPTION NAME: XUSEREDIT, it will give you two choices, select 1. 
At Select NEW PERSON NAME: ADMINISTRATOR 
 
1. EDIT AN EXISTING USER 
 
Edit an Existing User 
<pre>
NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM Page 1 of 5
_______________________________________________________________________________
NAME... ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM INITIAL: SA
TITLE: NICK NAME: root
SSN: DOB:
DEGREE: MAIL CODE:
DISUSER: TERMINATION DATE:
Termination Reason:

PRIMARY MENU OPTION: EVE
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): FILE MANAGER ACCESS CODE: @
Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N):

Select DIVISION:
SERVICE/SECTION: IRM
_______________________________________________________________________________
*** Press <RET> to edit the component parts of this name. ***

Press <PF1>H for help Insert
</pre>
Multiple questions on the User Characteristic Fields
Multiple signons, etc.

----------------------------

== Set Up Menus for the System Manager ==

 
 
EVE is the System Manager menu 
XUCOMMAND is a common menu available to all users. 

Make FileMan, MailMan, and Manage MailMan menus accessible to the System Manager. 

From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
At Select OPTION NAME: enter "XUMAINT". 
Then at Select Menu Management, type "EDIT OPTIONS", then pick EVE. 
Select 1 from the list then at NAME: EVE// type "^10". 
At Select ITEM: enter "DIUSER". 
Hit enter until you get to Select ITEM again (you may enter data for the other fields like SYNONYM if you wish). 
At the next Select ITEM: enter "XMMGR". 
 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP'''
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''EVE''' ?? 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: '''EVE''' 
1 EVE Systems Manager Menu 
2 EVENT CAPTURE (ECS) EXTRACT AU ECX ECS SOURCE AUDIT Event Capture
(ECS) Extract Audit 
3 EVENT CAPTURE DATA ENTRY ECENTER Event Capture Data Entry 
4 EVENT CAPTURE EXTRACT ECXEC Event Capture Extract 
5 EVENT CAPTURE MANAGEMENT MENU ECMGR Event Capture Management Menu 
Press <RETURN> to see more, '^' to exit this list, OR 
CHOOSE 1-5: '''1''' EVE Systems Manager Menu 
NAME: EVE// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMMGR// '''DIUSER''' VA FileMan 
...OK? Yes// (Yes) 
 
ITEM: DIUSER// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: XMMGR Manage Mailman 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
 
ITEM: XMMGR// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: SCHLEHUBER,CAMERON// '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
HELP FRAME: 
PRIORITY: 
Select TIMES PROHIBITED: 
Select TIME PERIOD: 
RESTRICT DEVICES?: 
Select PERMITTED DEVICE: 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 
 
Select Menu Management Option: 
---------------------

== Add the XMUSER Menu to Mailman Menu. ==

 
 
GTM>D ^XUP 

Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: XUCOMMAND SYSTEM COMMAND OPTIONS 
NAME: XUCOMMAND// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMUSER// '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
MM 
ITEM: XMUSER// 
SYNONYM: MM// '''MM''' 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: STREET,MARK H// ^ 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 

----------------------------

== Change the default time before users are automatically signed off ==

To change the default time it takes before users are automatically signed off the system from the default of 300 seconds. This, again, is to give you more time to work as you are learning. Back out to the GTM prompt. At the GTM prompt, Type "D ^ZU". 
 
At ACCESS CODE, type in the code you chose when setting up ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM. 
At VERIFY CODE, hit ENTER. When asked for a new verify code enter and re-enter it. 
 
GTM>D ^ZU 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: ******** 
VERIFY CODE: 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 14:24 
You must change your VERIFY CODE at this time. 
 
Enter a new VERIFY CODE: ******** 
 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: ******** 
 
OK, Verify code has been changed! 
 
WARNING -- TASK MANAGER DOESN'T SEEM TO BE RUNNING!!!! 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: 
------------------------

At Select Systems Manager Menu Option: Type "OPER" 
(short for operations management) and hit enter. 
 
You can see all of the choices available to you if you type "??". 
 
At Select Operations Management Option: Type "KER" 
(short for Kernel Management Menu) and hit enter. 
 
At Select Kernel Management Menu Option: Type "ENT" 
(short for Enter/Edit Kernel Site Parameters) and hit enter. 
 
A similar screen as editing the SYSTEM MANAGER will be displayed. 
Navigate the screen with the TAB key. 
For DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): change it to 3600 
to allow an hour before being automatically signed off 
 

Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''OPER'''ations Management 
 
Select Operations Management Option: '''KER'''nel Management Menu 
 
Select Kernel Management Menu Option: '''ENT'''er/Edit Kernel Site Parameters 
 
<pre>Note: the TaskMan site parameters have been moved out of this file.
Use the Edit TaskMan Parameters option to edit those values.
Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

DEFAULT # OF ATTEMPTS: 5 AGENCY CODE: VA
DEFAULT LOCK-OUT TIME: 600
DEFAULT MULTIPLE SIGN-ON: YES MULTIPLE SIGN-ON LIMIT:
DEFAULT AUTO-MENU: NO DEFAULT AUTO SIGN-ON: Disabled
DEFAULT LANGUAGE:
DEFAULT TYPE-AHEAD: YES
DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): 3600 BROKER TIMEOUT: 180

BYPASS DEVICE LOCK-OUT: ASK DEVICE TYPE AT SIGN-ON:
LIFETIME OF VERIFY CODE: 90
DEFAULT INSTITUTION: SOFTWARE SERVICE
AUTO-GENERATE ACCESS CODES:
LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

_______________________________________________________________________________

COMMAND: Press <PF1>H for help Insert

PAGE 2

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

Vol Set Max Sign-ons Log RT?
ROU 1000
VISTA 256 NO

ROUTINE MONITORING:
Routine Namespace's

PAGE 3

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

MAX SPOOL LINES PER USER: 9999999
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENTS PER USER:
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENT LIFE-SPAN:

LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

DEFAULT DIRECTORY FOR HFS:
/tmp/

DNS IP: 192.168.1.3

NEW PERSON IDENTIFIERS:

PAGE 4

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

OPTION AUDIT: FAILED ACCESS ATTEMPTS:
INITIATE AUDIT: TERMINATE AUDIT:

Option to audit Namespace to audit

User to audit Device to audit

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Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

IRM MAIL GROUP:

AFTER HOURS MAIL GROUP:
</pre>
--------------------------------

== Update the Devices, Start Taskman and Mail a Message ==

These are basic devices to complete the setup. You can setup other devices, such as printers, later. 

The system already comes with preconfigured devices. 

It is best to leave the VOLUME SET(CPU) field blank. The help text for the field states: "If no name has been entered for this field, this device is assumed to be accessible from all CPUs in the network. In other words, when this device is referenced, the device handler will operate as if this device is resident on the local CPU". 

The SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: field should be set to NO or left blank for output devices and YES if the device is used to log on to the system. 

Use FileMan to edit the CONSOLE, NULL, HFS, and TELNET devices. 
- CONSOLE is the primary logon device. 
- NULL device is used by the Vista RPC Broker 
- HFS is used by the Kernel Installation and Distribution System (KIDS) to install application patches and new applications when they are released. 
- TELNET device to allow remote access. 
 
At the GTM> prompt, type "D Q^DI" to invoke VA Fileman. 
 
At Select OPTION: type "1" (ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES) 
at INPUT TO WHAT FILE:, enter "3.5" 
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI'''
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// '''3.5''' DEVICE (41 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select DEVICE NAME: '''CONSOLE''' 
1 CONSOLE CONSOLE |TRM| 
2 CONSOLE GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Console (GT.M)// 
Select MNEMONIC: CONSOLE// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/tty// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT100// 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: 
ASK HOST FILE: 
ASK HFS I/O OPERATION: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''TELNET'''
1 TELNET TELNET |TNT| 
2 TELNET GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: 2 GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-TELNET// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: TELNET// 
Select MNEMONIC: TELNET// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/pts/// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT320// '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''HFS''' Host File Server /tmp/tmp.txt ROU 
NAME: HFS// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Host File Server// 
Select MNEMONIC: 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /tmp/tmp.txt// '''/tmp/vista-tmp.txt''' 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''NULL''' 
1 NULL NT SYSTEM //./nul 
2 NULL GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
3 NULL-DSM Bit Bucket _NLA0: 
CHOOSE 1-3: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-NULL// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) Replace 
Select MNEMONIC: NULL// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/null// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO// 
TYPE: TERMINAL// ^ 
----------------------------------------

== Check TaskMan's environement ==

From the GTM prompt 
Enter "D ^ZTMCHK" to check if TaskMan's environment is OK. 
This will display two screens with information on TaskMan's environment. 
 
GTM> '''D ^ZTMCHK''' 
 
Checking Task Manager's Environment. 
 
Checking Taskman's globals... 
^%ZTSCH is defined! 
^%ZTSK is defined! 
^%ZTSK(-1) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.5,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.6,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.7,0) is defined! 
 
Checking the ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman... 
All ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman are defined! 
 
Checking the links to the required volume sets... 
There are no volume sets whose links are required! 
 
Checks completed...Taskman's environment is okay! 
 
Press RETURN to continue or '^' to exit: 
 
Here is the information that Taskman has: 
Operating System: GT.M (Unix) 
Volume Set: ROU 
Cpu-volume Pair: ROU:bonez 
TaskMan Files UCI and Volume Set: ROU,ROU 
 
Log Tasks? 
Default Task Priority: 
Submanager Retention Time: 0 
Min Submanager Count: 
Taskman Hang Between New Jobs: 0 
TaskMan running as a type: GENERAL 
 
Logons Inhibited?: N 
Taskman Job Limit: 9999 
Max sign-ons: 1000 
Current number of active jobs: 
 
End of listing. Press RETURN to continue: 
------------------------

== Start TaskMan ==

If TaskMan's environment is OK, start TaskMan. 
Go back to the GTM prompt and type "D ^ZTMB" to start TASKMAN. 
 
You will probably not see any output from this command. 
 
To monitor TaskMan, enter "D ^ZTMON" from the GTM prompt. 
Enter "^" at the UPDATE// prompt to exit the monitor or enter a "?" to see what the other options are. 

GTM> '''D ^ZTMON''' 
 
Checking Taskman. Current $H=59991,54440 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:20) 
RUN NODE=59991,54432 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:12) 
Taskman is current.. 
Checking the Status List: 
Node weight status time $J 
ROU:bonez RUN T@15:07:12 5933 Main Loop 
 
Checking the Schedule List: 
Taskman has no tasks scheduled. 
 
Checking the IO Lists: 
There are no tasks waiting for devices. 
 
Checking the Job List: 
There are no tasks waiting for partitions. 
For VISTA:NTA there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
For VISTA:NTB there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
 
Checking the Task List: 
There are 2 tasks currently running. 
On node ROU:bonez there is 1 free Sub-Manager(s). Status: Run 
 
Enter monitor action: UPDATE//'''^''' 
---------------------------------

== Send a Message ==

Now send a message using Postmaster to your DUZ number. 
 
From the GTM prompt type "S DUZ=.5 then D ^XUP". 
 
You will get the response SETTING UP PROGRAMMER ENVIROMENT
then TERMINAL TYPE SET TO: (your default) and Select OPTION NAME:
 
Respond: "XMUSER".
 
At Select Mailman Menu Option: type "S" (for send). 
At Subject: enter your subject, such as Test, and then hit enter. 
 
You will then be prompted You may enter the text of the message and you will be offered the line number 1> where you can type your message, such as the infamous Hello world. Next will be line 2> and if you are done, just hit enter and at EDIT Option: you can do the same. 
 
At Send mail to: POSTMASTER// enter the initials you used for your DUZ which were probably SM for System Manager. 
 
You will then be told when MailMan was last used, which is probably NEVER. Hit enter at And Send to: and you should receive the message Select Message option: Transmit now// at which you hit enter and will hopefully receive the message Sending [1] Sent. Type "^" to exit. 
 
GTM>'''S DUZ=.5''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 
 
Select OPTION NAME: '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for POSTMASTER@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 01/18/05@15:11 
You have no new messages. 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: '''S''' Send a Message 
 
Subject: '''TESTING''' 
You may enter the text of the message... 
1>Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
2> 
EDIT Option: 
Send mail to: POSTMASTER// '''SA''' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM IRM 
Last used MailMan: 04/01/05@14:23 
And Send to: MHS STREET,MARK H IRM Last used MailMan: Never 
And Send to: 
 
Select Message option: Transmit now// Sending [1]... 
Sent 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: 
-------------------------------

== Check Mail ==

Now see if you received your mail. 
 
Log on using "D ^ZU". 
 
At the Systems Manager prompt, type "MAIL". 
Then at the Select MailMan Menu Option: type "NEW" Messages and Responses. Read the mail. 

GTM>'''D ^ZU''' 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: '''********''' 
VERIFY CODE: '''********''' 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 15:18 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''MAIL'''Man Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for ADMINISTRATOR.SYSTEM@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 04/01/05@15:19 
You have 1 new messages. 

Select MailMan Menu Option: NEW 
 
Subj: TESTING [#1] 04/01/05@15:13 1 line 
From: POSTMASTER In 'IN' basket. Page 1 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
 
Enter message action (in IN basket): Ignore// 

----------------

== Start and Test RPC Broker ==

Start and test the RPC Broker. 
The RPC Broker is VistA's Client/Server software and is needed by VistA's GUI client. 
 
Type "D STRT^XWBTCP(port)" at the GTM prompt. 
The system status should now show the broker listener (XWBTCPL) running. 
 
GTM>'''D STRT^XWBTCP(9200)''' 
Start TCP Listener... 
Checking if TCP Listener has started... 
TCP Listener started successfully. 
GTM> 

'''CPRS Key and Tab Assignment'''

Enter D Q^DI at the GTM> prompt and choose 'Option 1' and the NEW PERSON file.

Fields to edit, first choose KEY, then CPRS TAB.

Assign the key ORES for unrestricted ordering as if you were a physician.
(See page 21 in the CPRS Setup Guide for other keys.)

Under CPRS TAB, type ?? and you will see two choices, RPT and COR.
Enter RPT first, then complete COR.

<pre>
GTM>D Q^DI

VA FileMan 22.0

Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICES// '''NEW PERSON'''

EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''KEYS'''

1 KEYS (multiple)
2 KEYSTROKES FROM LM WP

CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' KEYS (multiple)

EDIT WHICH KEYS SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''CPRS TAB''' (multiple)

EDIT WHICH CPRS TAB SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION'''

THEN EDIT FIELD: (Hit enter here)

Select NEW PERSON NAME: ''SA'' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM

Select KEY: // '''ORES'''

...OK? Yes// (Yes)

KEY: ORES//

REVIEW DATE:

Select KEY: (Hit enter here)

Select CPRS TAB: // '''RPT'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

CPRS TAB: RPT// '''COR''' - the CPRS GUI "core" tabs.

Are you adding 'RPT' as a new CPRS TAB (the 2ND for this NEW PERSON)? No// '''Y'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

Select CPRS TAB: (Hit enter here)

RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION:// '''NO'''

Select NEW PERSON NAME:(Hit enter here)

Select OPTION:(Hit enter here)

GTM>

</pre>

-------------

== Overview of starting and stopping components ==

A quick overview of starting and stopping TaskMan, HL Filer Monitor and RPC Broker Listener components is in order.

1. To start TaskMan;

GTM>D ^ZTMB
--------------

2. To start Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment

Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: START BACKGROUND FILER XMMGR-START-BACKGROUND-FILER START background filer

START background filer

<< Background Filers will start soon. >>
---------------

3. To start HL Filer Monitor

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:Q</pre>
-----------------

4. Start the RPC Broker Listener, pick a port you want to run the listener on. ex. 9210

GTM>D STRT^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

5. To Stop RPC Broker Listener.

GTM>D STOP^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

6. To stop Mailman Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: STOP BACKGROUND FILER
-----------------

7. To stop HL FILER MONITOR run the exact same command as above and pick the proper selection from the menu at the bottom of the monitor.

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:-I</pre>
-------------------

8. To stop TaskMan

GTM>D STOP^ZTMKU

Are you sure you want to stop TaskMan? NO//Y

Shutting down TaskMan

Should active submanagers shut down after finishing their current tasks? NO//Y

Okay!
--------------------

9. Rundown the database, from the vista user's shell prompt you can choose the alias or you can run the mupip command

vista$ rundown

or

mupip rundown -r "*"
--------------------

Begin Configuration of Vista

2005-07-25T15:52:37Z

Mikelieman:

Vista Configuration on Linux running GT.M '''Mark Street''' Emulated from Nancy Anthracite's Vista Configuration HOWTO on hardahats.org

The '''BOLD''' entries represent user supplied input during the configuration process. 
VistA's output is supplied in this guide so the user can follow along step by step as the configuration proceeds.

 As a general rule user input is placed after the double slash at the VistA prompt.

Ex. Should I continue anyway? N//

no would be the default

If you would like to change the default value you must supply a Y or YES after the //.

Since this is a very long document I have created shorter documents that you can follow in order to a conclusion if you wish.

#[[Setting Mumps Routines]]
#[[Configuring A Domain]]
#[[Configuring An Institution and Facility]]
#[[Configuring An Administrator User]]
#[[Configuring Administration Menus and Devices]]
#[[Configuring Taskman, Mailman and RPC Broker]]
#[[Configuring CPRS Keys and Tabs]]

== Let's begin configuration of VistA. ==

From the vista user's login prompt type the gtm command.

[vista@localhost]$ gtm
 

ZTMGRSET - Define the Vista global variables and save the system M routines for your operating system. 

GTM>'''D ^ZTMGRSET'''
 
ZTMGRSET Version 8.0 **34,36,69,94,121,127,136,191,275** 
HELLO! I exist to assist you in correctly initializing the current account. 

THIS MAY NOT BE THE MANAGER UCI. 
I think it is VAH,ROU. Should I continue anyway? N//'''Y''' 
I think you are using GT.M (Unix) 
Which MUMPS system should I install? 
 
1 = VAX DSM(V6), VAX DSM(V7) 
2 = MSM-PC/PLUS, MSM for NT or UNIX 
3 = OpenM for NT, Cache/NT, Cache/VMS 
4 = Datatree, DTM-PC, DT-MAX 
5 = MVX,ISM VAX 
6 = ISM (UNIX, Open VMS) 
7 = GT.M (VMS) 
8 = GT.M (Unix) 
System: 8//'''8''' 
 
I will now rename a group of routines specific to your operating system.
Routine: ZOSVGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV 
Routine: ZTBKCGUX Missing 
Routine: ZIS4GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZIS4 
Routine: ZISFGUX Missing 
Routine: ZISHGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZISH 
Routine: XUCIGTM Loaded, Saved as %XUCI 
Routine: ZISETGUX Missing 
Routine: ZOSV2GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV2 
Routine: ZISTCPS Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCPS 
 
NAME OF MANAGER'S UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The value of PRODUCTION will be used in the GETENV api. 
PRODUCTION (SIGN-ON) UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The VOLUME name must match the one in PRODUCTION. 
NAME OF VOLUME SET: ROU// 
The temp directory for the system: '/tmp/'// 
^%ZOSF setup 
 
 
Now to load routines common to all systems. 
Routine: ZTLOAD Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD 
Routine: ZTLOAD1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD1 
Routine: ZTLOAD2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD2 
Routine: ZTLOAD3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD3 
Routine: ZTLOAD4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD4 
Routine: ZTLOAD5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD5 
Routine: ZTLOAD6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD6 
Routine: ZTLOAD7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD7 
Routine: ZTM Loaded, Saved as %ZTM 
Routine: ZTM0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM0 
Routine: ZTM1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM1 
Routine: ZTM2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM2 
Routine: ZTM3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM3 
Routine: ZTM4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM4 
Routine: ZTM5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM5 
Routine: ZTM6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM6 
Routine: ZTMS Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS 
Routine: ZTMS0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS0 
Routine: ZTMS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS1 
Routine: ZTMS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS2 
Routine: ZTMS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS3 
Routine: ZTMS4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS4 
Routine: ZTMS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS5 
Routine: ZTMS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS7 
Routine: ZTMSH Loaded, Saved as %ZTMSH 
Routine: ZTER Loaded, Saved as %ZTER 
Routine: ZTER1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTER1 
Routine: ZIS Loaded, Saved as %ZIS 
Routine: ZIS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS1 
Routine: ZIS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS2 
Routine: ZIS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS3 
Routine: ZIS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS5 
Routine: ZIS6 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS6 
Routine: ZIS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS7 
Routine: ZISC Loaded, Saved as %ZISC 
Routine: ZISP Loaded, Saved as %ZISP 
Routine: ZISS Loaded, Saved as %ZISS 
Routine: ZISS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS1 
Routine: ZISS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS2 
Routine: ZISTCP Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCP 
Routine: ZISUTL Loaded, Saved as %ZISUTL 
Routine: ZTPP Loaded, Saved as %ZTPP 
Routine: ZTP1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTP1 
Routine: ZTPTCH Loaded, Saved as %ZTPTCH 
Routine: ZTRDEL Loaded, Saved as %ZTRDEL 
Routine: ZTMOVE Loaded, Saved as %ZTMOVE 
Want to rename the FileMan routines: No//Y 
Routine: DIDT Loaded, Saved as %DT 
Routine: DIDTC Loaded, Saved as %DTC 
Routine: DIRCR Loaded, Saved as %RCR 
Setting ^%ZIS('C') 

Now, I will check your % globals...........
ALL DONE 
GTM> 

== Initialize FileMan to set the site name and number. ==

 
GTM>D ^DINIT 
 
Give the site a site name and 4 digit site number. 
You can run D ^DINIT again to see if you changes were successful and choose GT.M when offered a choice of MUMPS system you are using. 
 
GTM>'''D ^DINIT''' 
 

VA FileMan V.22.0 

Initialize VA FileMan now? NO//'''YES''' 

SITE NAME: OSWIZARDS VISTA//'''BONEZ OSWIZARDS VISTA''' 
 
SITE NUMBER: 1234//'''1234'''.......................... 
 
Now loading MUMPS Operating System File.... 
 
Now loading DIALOG and LANGUAGE Files...........................................
............... 
 

TYPE OF MUMPS SYSTEM YOU ARE USING: GT.M(UNIX)// 

Now loading other FileMan files--please wait....................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
.............
..........

The following files have been installed: 
.11 INDEX 
.2 DESTINATION 
.31 KEY 
.4 PRINT TEMPLATE 
.401 SORT TEMPLATE 
.402 INPUT TEMPLATE 
.403 FORM 
.404 BLOCK 
.44 FOREIGN FORMAT 
.46 IMPORT TEMPLATE 
.5 FUNCTION 
.6 DD AUDIT 
.7 MUMPS OPERATING SYSTEM 
.81 DATA TYPE 
.83 COMPILED ROUTINE 
.84 DIALOG 
.85 LANGUAGE 
1 FILE 
1.1 AUDIT 
1.11 ARCHIVAL ACTIVITY 
1.12 FILEGRAM HISTORY 
1.13 FILEGRAM ERROR LOG 
1.2 ALTERNATE EDITOR 
1.521 SQLI_SCHEMA 
1.52101 SQLI_KEY_WORD 
1.5211 SQLI_DATA_TYPE 
1.5212 SQLI_DOMAIN 
1.5213 SQLI_KEY_FORMAT 
1.5214 SQLI_OUTPUT_FORMAT 
1.5215 SQLI_TABLE 
1.5216 SQLI_TABLE_ELEMENT 
1.5217 SQLI_COLUMN 
1.5218 SQLI_PRIMARY_KEY 
1.5219 SQLI_FOREIGN_KEY 
1.52191 SQLI_ERROR_TEXT 
1.52192 SQLI_ERROR_LOG 

Re-indexing entries in the DIALOG file..................... 

Compiling all forms ... 

DICATT (#.001) 
DIPTED (#.1001) 
DIKC EDIT (#.1101) 
DIKC EDIT UI (#.1102) 
DIKK EDIT (#.3101) 
DIBTED (#.40001) 
DIETED (#.40101) 
DIEDIT (#.40201) 
DDGF BLOCK EDIT (#.40301) 
DDGF PAGE ADD (#.40302) 
DDGF PAGE EDIT (#.40303) 
DDGF PAGE SELECT (#.40304) 
DDGF FORM EDIT (#.40305) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK EDIT (#.40306) 
DDGF FIELD ADD (#.40401) 
DDGF FIELD CAPTION ONLY (#.40402) 
DDGF FIELD DD (#.40403) 
DDGF FIELD FORM ONLY (#.40404) 
DDGF FIELD COMPUTED (#.40405) 
DDGF BLOCK ADD (#.40406) 
DDGF BLOCK DELETE (#.40407) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK SELECT (#.40408) 
DDXP FF FORM1 (#.441) 
DDMP SPECIFY IMPORT (#.461) 
XPD EDIT BUILD (#1) 
XUEDIT CHARACTERISTICS (#2) 
XUEXISTING USER (#3) 
XUDEVICE MT (#4) 
XUDEVICE SDP (#5) 
XUDEVICE SPL (#6) 
XUDEVICE HFS (#7) 
XUDEVICE CHAN (#8) 
XU OPTION SCHEDULE (#9) 
XUSERDEACT (#10) 
XUTM UCI ASSOC (#11) 
XUSITEPARM (#12) 
XUAUDIT (#13) 
XUREACT USER (#14) 
PRSA TD EDIT (#15) 
PRSA OT REQ (#16) 
PRSA TD DISP (#17) 
PRSA TL EDIT (#18) 
PRSA TL DISP (#19) 
PRSA LV REQ (#20) 
PRSA ED REQ (#21) 
PRSA VC POST (#22) 
PRSA PM POST (#23) 
PRSA TD TL (#24) 
PRSA TP POST1 (#25) 
PRSA TE EDIT (#26) 
PRSA FEE POST (#27) 
NURA-I-SERVICE (#28) 
XU-PERSON CLASS (#29) 
XUNEW USER (#30) 
SPNLPFM1 (#31) 
SPNFFRM1 (#32) 
SPNFFRM2 (#33) 
SPNLPFM2 (#34) 
XPD EDIT MP (#35) 
XPD EDIT GP (#36) 
PRCHQ1 (#37) 
PRCHQ2 (#38) 
PRCHQ3 (#39) 
PRCHQ4 (#40) 
PRCHQ5 (#41) 
SPNLP FUN MES (#42) 
SPNLP FIM FM1 (#43) 
SPNLP CHART FM1 (#44) 
SPNLP MS FM1 (#45) 
SPNE ENTER/EDIT SYNONYM (#46) 
LREPI (#47) 
ENPR MS (#48) 
ENPR ALL (#49) 
ENPR PRELIM (#50) 
ENPR AE (#51) 
ENPR CO (#52) 
ENPR CHG (#53) 
ABSV ADD/EDIT MASTER (#54) 
XQEDTOPT (#55) 
XU-INST-EDIT (#56) 
LREPIPROT (#57) 
XUTMKE ADD (#58) 
WV PROC-FORM-1 (#59) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-1 (#60) 
WV PATIENT-FORM-1 (#61) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-2 (#62) 
WV PROC-FORM-2-COLP (#63) 
WV NOTIFPURPOSE-FORM-1 (#64) 
WV SITE PARAMS-FORM-1 (#65) 
WV REFUSED PROCEDURE-ENTRY (#66) 
WV PROC-FORM-LAB (#67) 
XDR RESFILE FORM (#68) 
HL SITE PARAMETERS (#69) 
PSB PRN EFFECTIVENESS (#70) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT (#71) 
PSBO DL (#72) 
PSBO WA (#73) 
PSBO ML (#74) 
PSBO MM (#75) 
PSBO PE (#76) 
PSB MISSING DOSE REQUEST (#77) 
PSBO MH (#78) 
PSBO MV (#79) 
PSB MISSING DOSE FOLLOWUP (#80) 
PSBO BL (#81) 
PSBO MD (#82) 
PSB NEW UD ENTRY (#83) 
PSB NEW IV ENTRY (#84) 
HL7 APP (#85) 
HL7 LOGICAL LINK (#86) 
HL7 INTERFACE (#87) 
SPNLP ASIA MES (#88) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT IV (#89) 
SPNLP FAM FM1 (#90) 
SPNLP DIENER FM1 (#91) 
SPNLP DUSOI FM1 (#92) 
XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE (#93) 
XUSSPKI (#94) 
INSTITUTION EDIT (#95) 
PRSA LD POST (#96) 
XUDEVICE LPD (#97) 
XUDEVICE TRM (#98) 
KMPD PARAMETERS EDIT (#99) 
LREPI9 (#100) 
BPS EOB TO BATCH (#101) 
BPS BPSOSPW (#102) 
BPS INPUT 1 (#103) 
 
 
INITIALIZATION COMPLETED IN 13 SECONDS. 

-------------------------

== Determine the "BOX:VOLUME pair" for the machine. ==

 

GTM>'''D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y''' 
VAH^ROU^bonez^ROU:bonez 
GTM> 
 
The BOX:VOLUME pair for this machine is ROU:bonez 
 
UCI^VOL^NODE^BOX:VOLUME 
 
UCI = VAH 
VOL = ROU 
NODE = bonez 
BOX = ROU 
VOLUME = bonez 

-------------------------

== Create the domain. ==

From the GTM prompt, start VA FileMan by typing "D Q^DI".
At the Select OPTION: prompt. Type "1". (You can see why you typed 1 if you type "??" at the option prompt.

That will give you the list of options you can choose from and 1 is ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES.) At INPUT TO WHAT FILE: type "DOMAIN" and accept the ALL// default to EDIT WHICH FIELD. At Select DOMAIN NAME: enter a local domain name. Substitute an appropriate value for VISTA.MYDOMAIN.COM in the example below.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 

VA FileMan 22.0 

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICE//'''DOMAIN''' (18 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''?''' 
Answer with DOMAIN NAME, or TCP/IP POLL FLAG, or SYNONYM 
Do you want the entire 18-Entry DOMAIN List?'''Y''' (Yes) 
Choose from: 
BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
EPHARMACY.VITRIA-EDI.AAC.VA.GO 
FHIE.MED.VA.GOV 
FORUM.VA.GOV 
GOV 
MAIL.CIO.MED.VA.GOV 
MPIDC-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLU.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLW.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPC.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPP.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPQ.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-PSS.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-SCD.MED.VA.GOV 
TPB-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.PLATINUM.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
 
You may enter a new DOMAIN, if you wish 
Answer must be 1-64 characters in length. 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
Are you adding 'BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM' as a new DOMAIN (the 19TH)? No//'''Y'''
(Yes) 
FLAGS:'''^''' 
------------------------------

== Now to complete the DOMAIN set up by Christening the new domain. ==

 
 
Go back to the VISTA> prompt and type "D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR". 

GTM>'''D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR''' 

* * * * WARNING * * * * 

You are about to change the domain name of this facility 
in the MailMan Site Parameters file. 
 
Currently, this facility is named: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
You must be extremely sure before you proceed! 
 
Are you sure you want to change the name of this facility? NO// YES 
Select DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM//'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
 
The domain name for this facility is now: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
PARENT: VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM// 
TIME ZONE: PDT//'''PST''' PACIFIC STANDARD 
 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM has been initialized as your 'parent' domain. 
(Forum is usually the parent domain, unless this is a subordinate domain.) 
 
You may edit the MailMan Site Parameter file to change your parent domain. 
 
We will not initialize your transmission scripts. 

Use the 'Subroutine editor' option under network management menu to add your
site passwords to the MINIENGINE script, and the 'Edit a script' option
to edit any domain scripts that you choose to.
 
GTM> 

--------------------------

== Determine the internal entry of the new domain. ==

Remember this number as it will be used in subsequent steps.

Get back to the Select OPTION: prompt and enter "INQUIRE" or "5" (once again, you can type ?? to see the available options and 5 is INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES) then at the Select DOMAIN NAME: prompt, enter the new domain name you just created. Answer "N" to STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT and at PRINT FIELD: answer "NUMBER". The domain number is "printed" to the screen.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: 5 INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DOMAIN// 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2:'''1''' BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 

NUMBER: 22 NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 1 NAME (c): COM LEVEL 2 NAME (c): OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 3 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 4 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 

Select DOMAIN NAME: 

See, my number for the domain is 22 in this instance. 

-----------------------------
== Adjust system files to new domain ==

From the GTM prompt repoint the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS and RPC BROKER PARAMETERS files to the new domain, go back to the GTM> prompt and enter 'S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=3' and 'S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=3' where 3 is the internal number of the new domain we just created in the previous step.

The domain instance of 22 is used below. I have NO idea what this command mean. I only know that it resets the kernel parameters and RPC broker parameters to my domain defined above.
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=22''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=22''' 

GTM> 

--------------------

Then from the GTM> prompt again start FileMan with "D Q^DI". At Select OPTION: enter "6" (UTILITY FUNCTIONS) then select RE-INDEX FILE. At MODIFY WHAT FILE, enter "KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS". Then do the same for the RPC BROKER PARAMETERS file. See example below for the rest of the dialogue.

GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
 
Select OPTION: UTILITY FUNCTIONS 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// 
 
THERE ARE 13 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// '''NO''' (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 13 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, LET ME THINK ABOUT THAT A MOMENT... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'................ 
 

Select UTILITY OPTION: 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
 
THERE ARE 5 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 5 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, THIS MAY TAKE A FEW MOMENTS... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'...... 
 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: 

-------------------------

Check the VOLUME SET File. The VOLUME SET File should not need any changes.
At Select OPTION: enter "1" for EDIT OR ENTER FILE ENTRIES.
The choice should be INPUT TO WHAT FILE: SOME OTHER CHOICE//VOLUME SET
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//
At Select VOLUME SET prompt type "??" to see a list of entries.
When asked which volume set again, type in whatever it is.

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''VOLUME SET''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''??''' 
ROU
 
 
You may enter a new VOLUME SET, if you wish 
Answer should be the name of a volume set. 
When each cpu can have only one volume set, this is also the cpu name. 
Answer will be used in extended global references to reach this volume. 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''ROU''' 
VOLUME SET: ROU// 
TYPE: GENERAL PURPOSE VOLUME SET// 
INHIBIT LOGONS?: NO// 
LINK ACCESS?: YES// 
OUT OF SERVICE?: NO// 
REQUIRED VOLUME SET?: NO// 
TASKMAN FILES UCI: ROU// 
TASKMAN FILES VOLUME SET: ROU// 
REPLACEMENT VOLUME SET: 
DAYS TO KEEP OLD TASKS: 4// 
SIGNON/PRODUCTION VOLUME SET: Yes// 
 
 
Select VOLUME SET: 

--------------------------------------------

== Determine proper value for BOX-VOLUME PAIR ==

This step is to get the proper value for the BOX-VOLUME PAIR in the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS File. Edit the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETER File (# 14.7) to update the BOX-VOLUME PAIR. Note that when you enter a "?" at the BOX-VOLUME PAIR prompt, it tells you what the correct value should be.
 
Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: VOLUME SET// TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''?''' 
Answer with TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: 
ROU:bonez 
 
 
You may enter a new TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS, if you wish 
Answer must be 3-30 characters in length. 

The value for the current account is ROU:bonez 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''ROU:bonez''' 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
RESERVED: '''^''' 
--------------------------

== Update the RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETER File. ==

 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 

Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: '''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
...OK? Yes// YES (Yes) 
 
DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM// 
MAIL GROUP FOR ALERTS: 
Select BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
Select PORT: 9200// 
PORT: 9200// 
TYPE OF LISTENER: Original// 
STATUS: STOPPED// 
CONTROLLED BY LISTENER STARTER: NO// 
 
Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: 
-----------------------------

== Setup a System Administrator Account ==

 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''NEW PERSON''' 
(11 entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''.01''' NAME 
THEN EDIT FIELD: ACCESS CODE Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N) 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR, SYSTEM''' 
Are you adding 'ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM' as a new NEW PERSON (the 12TH)? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
Checking SOUNDEX for matches. 
No matches found. 
NEW PERSON INITIAL: '''SA''' 
NEW PERSON MAIL CODE: 
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): '''Y''' 
Enter a new ACCESS CODE <Hidden>: '''********''' 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: '''********''' 
OK, Access code has been changed! 
The VERIFY CODE has been deleted as a security measure. 
The user will have to enter a new one the next time they sign-on. 
 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

------------------------

== Determine System Administrator account number ==

Inquire System Administrator account information and number
 
 
Select OPTION: '''5''' INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// '''Y''' (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 
 
NUMBER: 10 NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
INITIAL: SA ACCESS CODE: <Hidden> 
DATE ENTERED: MAR 31, 2005 CREATOR: 0 
Entry Last Edit Date: MAR 31, 2005 NAME COMPONENTS: 200 
SIGNATURE BLOCK PRINTED NAME: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 
DATE ACCESS CODE LAST CHANGED (c): MAR 31,2005 
PROVIDER KEY (c): 0 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

---------------------

== Assign keys to System Administrator Account ==

Now set the System Administrator and assign keys to the account.
 
 
Select OPTION: 
GTM>'''SET DUZ=10''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^VA(200,DUZ,0),"^",4)="@"''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: 1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 

Select OPTION NAME: '''XUMAINT''' Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''KEY''' Management 
 
Select Key Management Option: '''ALLOCATION''' of Security Keys 
 
Allocate key: '''XUMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XMMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROGMODE''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROG''' 
1 XUPROG 
2 XUPROGMODE 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' XUPROG 
 
Another key: 
 
Holder of key: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
 
Another holder: 
 
You've selected the following keys: 
 
XUPROG XUMGR XUPROGMODE XMMGR 
 
You've selected the following holders: 
 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
You are allocating keys. Do you wish to proceed? YES// '''YES''' 
 
XUPROG being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUPROGMODE being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XMMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
Select Key Management Option: 
 
-----------------------------

== Setup VistA Application Software Parameters ==

 
If you are planning to use the VistA applications such as Registration, Scheduling etc. you need to add new Institution to the INSTITUTION File.
 
Go back to the GTM> prompt and "SET XUMF=1" then "D Q^DI". Select Option #1 and edit File #4. Edit the field STATION NUMBER. For Station Number, you must enter the same number as the Site Number when you initialized FileMan. (See Start FileMan and Begin Setting Up Vista section.)
 
GTM>D Q^DI 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: '''4''' INSTITUTION (67 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''STATION NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new INSTITUTION (the 68TH)? No// YES (Yes) 
STATION NUMBER: 1234 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: 

--------------------
== Add a Medical Center Division. ==

 
 
Select File #40.8 and edit fields FACILITY NUMBER and INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
Enter the Institution STATION NUMBER for FACILITY NUMBER and the name of the Institution in INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: INSTITUTION// '''40.8''' MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION 
(2 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''FACILITY NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: '''INSTITUTION FILE POINTER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 
 

Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: '''OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER''' 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION (the 3RD)? No// '''Y''' (Yes) 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NUM: 3// 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION FACILITY NUMBER: '''1234A''' 
FACILITY NUMBER: 1234A// 
INSTITUTION FILE POINTER: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 1234 
 
 
Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: 
 
----------------------------

== Enter additional information for the System Administrator user ==

PRIMARY MENU, VERIFY CODE etc. 
 
From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
OPTION NAME: XUSEREDIT, it will give you two choices, select 1. 
At Select NEW PERSON NAME: ADMINISTRATOR 
 
1. EDIT AN EXISTING USER 
 
Edit an Existing User 
<pre>
NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM Page 1 of 5
_______________________________________________________________________________
NAME... ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM INITIAL: SA
TITLE: NICK NAME: root
SSN: DOB:
DEGREE: MAIL CODE:
DISUSER: TERMINATION DATE:
Termination Reason:

PRIMARY MENU OPTION: EVE
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): FILE MANAGER ACCESS CODE: @
Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N):

Select DIVISION:
SERVICE/SECTION: IRM
_______________________________________________________________________________
*** Press <RET> to edit the component parts of this name. ***

Press <PF1>H for help Insert
</pre>
Multiple questions on the User Characteristic Fields
Multiple signons, etc.

----------------------------

== Set Up Menus for the System Manager ==

 
 
EVE is the System Manager menu 
XUCOMMAND is a common menu available to all users. 

Make FileMan, MailMan, and Manage MailMan menus accessible to the System Manager. 

From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
At Select OPTION NAME: enter "XUMAINT". 
Then at Select Menu Management, type "EDIT OPTIONS", then pick EVE. 
Select 1 from the list then at NAME: EVE// type "^10". 
At Select ITEM: enter "DIUSER". 
Hit enter until you get to Select ITEM again (you may enter data for the other fields like SYNONYM if you wish). 
At the next Select ITEM: enter "XMMGR". 
 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP'''
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''EVE''' ?? 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: '''EVE''' 
1 EVE Systems Manager Menu 
2 EVENT CAPTURE (ECS) EXTRACT AU ECX ECS SOURCE AUDIT Event Capture
(ECS) Extract Audit 
3 EVENT CAPTURE DATA ENTRY ECENTER Event Capture Data Entry 
4 EVENT CAPTURE EXTRACT ECXEC Event Capture Extract 
5 EVENT CAPTURE MANAGEMENT MENU ECMGR Event Capture Management Menu 
Press <RETURN> to see more, '^' to exit this list, OR 
CHOOSE 1-5: '''1''' EVE Systems Manager Menu 
NAME: EVE// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMMGR// '''DIUSER''' VA FileMan 
...OK? Yes// (Yes) 
 
ITEM: DIUSER// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: XMMGR Manage Mailman 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
 
ITEM: XMMGR// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: SCHLEHUBER,CAMERON// '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
HELP FRAME: 
PRIORITY: 
Select TIMES PROHIBITED: 
Select TIME PERIOD: 
RESTRICT DEVICES?: 
Select PERMITTED DEVICE: 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 
 
Select Menu Management Option: 
---------------------

== Add the XMUSER Menu to Mailman Menu. ==

 
 
GTM>D ^XUP 

Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: XUCOMMAND SYSTEM COMMAND OPTIONS 
NAME: XUCOMMAND// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMUSER// '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
MM 
ITEM: XMUSER// 
SYNONYM: MM// '''MM''' 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: STREET,MARK H// ^ 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 

----------------------------

== Change the default time before users are automatically signed off ==

To change the default time it takes before users are automatically signed off the system from the default of 300 seconds. This, again, is to give you more time to work as you are learning. Back out to the GTM prompt. At the GTM prompt, Type "D ^ZU". 
 
At ACCESS CODE, type in the code you chose when setting up ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM. 
At VERIFY CODE, hit ENTER. When asked for a new verify code enter and re-enter it. 
 
GTM>D ^ZU 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: ******** 
VERIFY CODE: 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 14:24 
You must change your VERIFY CODE at this time. 
 
Enter a new VERIFY CODE: ******** 
 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: ******** 
 
OK, Verify code has been changed! 
 
WARNING -- TASK MANAGER DOESN'T SEEM TO BE RUNNING!!!! 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: 
------------------------

At Select Systems Manager Menu Option: Type "OPER" 
(short for operations management) and hit enter. 
 
You can see all of the choices available to you if you type "??". 
 
At Select Operations Management Option: Type "KER" 
(short for Kernel Management Menu) and hit enter. 
 
At Select Kernel Management Menu Option: Type "ENT" 
(short for Enter/Edit Kernel Site Parameters) and hit enter. 
 
A similar screen as editing the SYSTEM MANAGER will be displayed. 
Navigate the screen with the TAB key. 
For DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): change it to 3600 
to allow an hour before being automatically signed off 
 

Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''OPER'''ations Management 
 
Select Operations Management Option: '''KER'''nel Management Menu 
 
Select Kernel Management Menu Option: '''ENT'''er/Edit Kernel Site Parameters 
 
<pre>Note: the TaskMan site parameters have been moved out of this file.
Use the Edit TaskMan Parameters option to edit those values.
Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

DEFAULT # OF ATTEMPTS: 5 AGENCY CODE: VA
DEFAULT LOCK-OUT TIME: 600
DEFAULT MULTIPLE SIGN-ON: YES MULTIPLE SIGN-ON LIMIT:
DEFAULT AUTO-MENU: NO DEFAULT AUTO SIGN-ON: Disabled
DEFAULT LANGUAGE:
DEFAULT TYPE-AHEAD: YES
DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): 3600 BROKER TIMEOUT: 180

BYPASS DEVICE LOCK-OUT: ASK DEVICE TYPE AT SIGN-ON:
LIFETIME OF VERIFY CODE: 90
DEFAULT INSTITUTION: SOFTWARE SERVICE
AUTO-GENERATE ACCESS CODES:
LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

_______________________________________________________________________________

COMMAND: Press <PF1>H for help Insert

PAGE 2

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

Vol Set Max Sign-ons Log RT?
ROU 1000
VISTA 256 NO

ROUTINE MONITORING:
Routine Namespace's

PAGE 3

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

MAX SPOOL LINES PER USER: 9999999
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENTS PER USER:
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENT LIFE-SPAN:

LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

DEFAULT DIRECTORY FOR HFS:
/tmp/

DNS IP: 192.168.1.3

NEW PERSON IDENTIFIERS:

PAGE 4

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

OPTION AUDIT: FAILED ACCESS ATTEMPTS:
INITIATE AUDIT: TERMINATE AUDIT:

Option to audit Namespace to audit

User to audit Device to audit

PAGE 5

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

IRM MAIL GROUP:

AFTER HOURS MAIL GROUP:
</pre>
--------------------------------

== Update the Devices, Start Taskman and Mail a Message ==

These are basic devices to complete the setup. You can setup other devices, such as printers, later. 

The system already comes with preconfigured devices. 

It is best to leave the VOLUME SET(CPU) field blank. The help text for the field states: "If no name has been entered for this field, this device is assumed to be accessible from all CPUs in the network. In other words, when this device is referenced, the device handler will operate as if this device is resident on the local CPU". 

The SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: field should be set to NO or left blank for output devices and YES if the device is used to log on to the system. 

Use FileMan to edit the CONSOLE, NULL, HFS, and TELNET devices. 
- CONSOLE is the primary logon device. 
- NULL device is used by the Vista RPC Broker 
- HFS is used by the Kernel Installation and Distribution System (KIDS) to install application patches and new applications when they are released. 
- TELNET device to allow remote access. 
 
At the GTM> prompt, type "D Q^DI" to invoke VA Fileman. 
 
At Select OPTION: type "1" (ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES) 
at INPUT TO WHAT FILE:, enter "3.5" 
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI'''
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// '''3.5''' DEVICE (41 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select DEVICE NAME: '''CONSOLE''' 
1 CONSOLE CONSOLE |TRM| 
2 CONSOLE GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Console (GT.M)// 
Select MNEMONIC: CONSOLE// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/tty// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT100// 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: 
ASK HOST FILE: 
ASK HFS I/O OPERATION: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''TELNET'''
1 TELNET TELNET |TNT| 
2 TELNET GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: 2 GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-TELNET// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: TELNET// 
Select MNEMONIC: TELNET// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/pts/// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT320// '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''HFS''' Host File Server /tmp/tmp.txt ROU 
NAME: HFS// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Host File Server// 
Select MNEMONIC: 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /tmp/tmp.txt// '''/tmp/vista-tmp.txt''' 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''NULL''' 
1 NULL NT SYSTEM //./nul 
2 NULL GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
3 NULL-DSM Bit Bucket _NLA0: 
CHOOSE 1-3: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-NULL// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) Replace 
Select MNEMONIC: NULL// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/null// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO// 
TYPE: TERMINAL// ^ 
----------------------------------------

== Check TaskMan's environement ==

From the GTM prompt 
Enter "D ^ZTMCHK" to check if TaskMan's environment is OK. 
This will display two screens with information on TaskMan's environment. 
 
GTM> '''D ^ZTMCHK''' 
 
Checking Task Manager's Environment. 
 
Checking Taskman's globals... 
^%ZTSCH is defined! 
^%ZTSK is defined! 
^%ZTSK(-1) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.5,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.6,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.7,0) is defined! 
 
Checking the ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman... 
All ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman are defined! 
 
Checking the links to the required volume sets... 
There are no volume sets whose links are required! 
 
Checks completed...Taskman's environment is okay! 
 
Press RETURN to continue or '^' to exit: 
 
Here is the information that Taskman has: 
Operating System: GT.M (Unix) 
Volume Set: ROU 
Cpu-volume Pair: ROU:bonez 
TaskMan Files UCI and Volume Set: ROU,ROU 
 
Log Tasks? 
Default Task Priority: 
Submanager Retention Time: 0 
Min Submanager Count: 
Taskman Hang Between New Jobs: 0 
TaskMan running as a type: GENERAL 
 
Logons Inhibited?: N 
Taskman Job Limit: 9999 
Max sign-ons: 1000 
Current number of active jobs: 
 
End of listing. Press RETURN to continue: 
------------------------

== Start TaskMan ==

If TaskMan's environment is OK, start TaskMan. 
Go back to the GTM prompt and type "D ^ZTMB" to start TASKMAN. 
 
You will probably not see any output from this command. 
 
To monitor TaskMan, enter "D ^ZTMON" from the GTM prompt. 
Enter "^" at the UPDATE// prompt to exit the monitor or enter a "?" to see what the other options are. 

GTM> '''D ^ZTMON''' 
 
Checking Taskman. Current $H=59991,54440 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:20) 
RUN NODE=59991,54432 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:12) 
Taskman is current.. 
Checking the Status List: 
Node weight status time $J 
ROU:bonez RUN T@15:07:12 5933 Main Loop 
 
Checking the Schedule List: 
Taskman has no tasks scheduled. 
 
Checking the IO Lists: 
There are no tasks waiting for devices. 
 
Checking the Job List: 
There are no tasks waiting for partitions. 
For VISTA:NTA there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
For VISTA:NTB there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
 
Checking the Task List: 
There are 2 tasks currently running. 
On node ROU:bonez there is 1 free Sub-Manager(s). Status: Run 
 
Enter monitor action: UPDATE//'''^''' 
---------------------------------

== Send a Message ==

Now send a message using Postmaster to your DUZ number. 
 
From the GTM prompt type "S DUZ=.5 then D ^XUP". 
 
You will get the response SETTING UP PROGRAMMER ENVIROMENT
then TERMINAL TYPE SET TO: (your default) and Select OPTION NAME:
 
Respond: "XMUSER".
 
At Select Mailman Menu Option: type "S" (for send). 
At Subject: enter your subject, such as Test, and then hit enter. 
 
You will then be prompted You may enter the text of the message and you will be offered the line number 1> where you can type your message, such as the infamous Hello world. Next will be line 2> and if you are done, just hit enter and at EDIT Option: you can do the same. 
 
At Send mail to: POSTMASTER// enter the initials you used for your DUZ which were probably SM for System Manager. 
 
You will then be told when MailMan was last used, which is probably NEVER. Hit enter at And Send to: and you should receive the message Select Message option: Transmit now// at which you hit enter and will hopefully receive the message Sending [1] Sent. Type "^" to exit. 
 
GTM>'''S DUZ=.5''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 
 
Select OPTION NAME: '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for POSTMASTER@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 01/18/05@15:11 
You have no new messages. 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: '''S''' Send a Message 
 
Subject: '''TESTING''' 
You may enter the text of the message... 
1>Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
2> 
EDIT Option: 
Send mail to: POSTMASTER// '''SA''' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM IRM 
Last used MailMan: 04/01/05@14:23 
And Send to: MHS STREET,MARK H IRM Last used MailMan: Never 
And Send to: 
 
Select Message option: Transmit now// Sending [1]... 
Sent 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: 
-------------------------------

== Check Mail ==

Now see if you received your mail. 
 
Log on using "D ^ZU". 
 
At the Systems Manager prompt, type "MAIL". 
Then at the Select MailMan Menu Option: type "NEW" Messages and Responses. Read the mail. 

GTM>'''D ^ZU''' 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: '''********''' 
VERIFY CODE: '''********''' 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 15:18 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''MAIL'''Man Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for ADMINISTRATOR.SYSTEM@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 04/01/05@15:19 
You have 1 new messages. 

Select MailMan Menu Option: NEW 
 
Subj: TESTING [#1] 04/01/05@15:13 1 line 
From: POSTMASTER In 'IN' basket. Page 1 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
 
Enter message action (in IN basket): Ignore// 

----------------

== Start and Test RPC Broker ==

Start and test the RPC Broker. 
The RPC Broker is VistA's Client/Server software and is needed by VistA's GUI client. 
 
Type "D STRT^XWBTCP(port)" at the GTM prompt. 
The system status should now show the broker listener (XWBTCPL) running. 
 
GTM>'''D STRT^XWBTCP(9200)''' 
Start TCP Listener... 
Checking if TCP Listener has started... 
TCP Listener started successfully. 
GTM> 

'''CPRS Key and Tab Assignment'''

Enter D Q^DI at the GTM> prompt and choose 'Option 1' and the NEW PERSON file.

Fields to edit, first choose KEY, then CPRS TAB.

Assign the key ORES for unrestricted ordering as if you were a physician.
(See page 21 in the CPRS Setup Guide for other keys.)

Under CPRS TAB, type ?? and you will see two choices, RPT and COR.
Enter RPT first, then complete COR.

GTM>D Q^DI

VA FileMan 22.0

Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICES// '''NEW PERSON'''

EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''KEYS'''

1 KEYS (multiple)
2 KEYSTROKES FROM LM WP

CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' KEYS (multiple)

EDIT WHICH KEYS SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''CPRS TAB''' (multiple)

EDIT WHICH CPRS TAB SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION'''

THEN EDIT FIELD: (Hit enter here)

Select NEW PERSON NAME: ''SA'' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM

Select KEY: // '''ORES'''

...OK? Yes// (Yes)

KEY: ORES//

REVIEW DATE:

Select KEY: (Hit enter here)

Select CPRS TAB: // '''RPT'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

CPRS TAB: RPT// '''COR''' - the CPRS GUI "core" tabs.

Are you adding 'RPT' as a new CPRS TAB (the 2ND for this NEW PERSON)? No// '''Y'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

Select CPRS TAB: (Hit enter here)

RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION:// '''NO'''

Select NEW PERSON NAME:(Hit enter here)

Select OPTION:(Hit enter here)

GTM>
-------------

== Overview of starting and stopping components ==

A quick overview of starting and stopping TaskMan, HL Filer Monitor and RPC Broker Listener components is in order.

1. To start TaskMan;

GTM>D ^ZTMB
--------------

2. To start Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment

Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: START BACKGROUND FILER XMMGR-START-BACKGROUND-FILER START background filer

START background filer

<< Background Filers will start soon. >>
---------------

3. To start HL Filer Monitor

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:Q</pre>
-----------------

4. Start the RPC Broker Listener, pick a port you want to run the listener on. ex. 9210

GTM>D STRT^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

5. To Stop RPC Broker Listener.

GTM>D STOP^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

6. To stop Mailman Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: STOP BACKGROUND FILER
-----------------

7. To stop HL FILER MONITOR run the exact same command as above and pick the proper selection from the menu at the bottom of the monitor.

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:-I</pre>
-------------------

8. To stop TaskMan

GTM>D STOP^ZTMKU

Are you sure you want to stop TaskMan? NO//Y

Shutting down TaskMan

Should active submanagers shut down after finishing their current tasks? NO//Y

Okay!
--------------------

9. Rundown the database, from the vista user's shell prompt you can choose the alias or you can run the mupip command

vista$ rundown

or

mupip rundown -r "*"
--------------------

Begin Configuration of Vista

2005-07-25T15:43:36Z

Mikelieman:

Vista Configuration on Linux running GT.M '''Mark Street''' Emulated from Nancy Anthracite's Vista Configuration HOWTO on hardahats.org

The '''BOLD''' entries represent user supplied input during the configuration process. 
VistA's output is supplied in this guide so the user can follow along step by step as the configuration proceeds.

 As a general rule user input is placed after the double slash at the VistA prompt.

Ex. Should I continue anyway? N//

no would be the default

If you would like to change the default value you must supply a Y or YES after the //.

Since this is a very long document I have created shorter documents that you can follow in order to a conclusion if you wish.

#[[Setting Mumps Routines]]
#[[Configuring A Domain]]
#[[Configuring An Institution and Facility]]
#[[Configuring An Administrator User]]
#[[Configuring Administration Menus and Devices]]
#[[Configuring Taskman, Mailman and RPC Broker]]
#[[Configuring CPRS Keys and Tabs]]

== Let's begin configuration of VistA. ==

From the vista user's login prompt type the gtm command.

[vista@localhost]$ gtm
 

ZTMGRSET - Define the Vista global variables and save the system M routines for your operating system. 

GTM>'''D ^ZTMGRSET'''
 
ZTMGRSET Version 8.0 **34,36,69,94,121,127,136,191,275** 
HELLO! I exist to assist you in correctly initializing the current account. 

THIS MAY NOT BE THE MANAGER UCI. 
I think it is VAH,ROU. Should I continue anyway? N//'''Y''' 
I think you are using GT.M (Unix) 
Which MUMPS system should I install? 
 
1 = VAX DSM(V6), VAX DSM(V7) 
2 = MSM-PC/PLUS, MSM for NT or UNIX 
3 = OpenM for NT, Cache/NT, Cache/VMS 
4 = Datatree, DTM-PC, DT-MAX 
5 = MVX,ISM VAX 
6 = ISM (UNIX, Open VMS) 
7 = GT.M (VMS) 
8 = GT.M (Unix) 
System: 8//'''8''' 
 
I will now rename a group of routines specific to your operating system.
Routine: ZOSVGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV 
Routine: ZTBKCGUX Missing 
Routine: ZIS4GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZIS4 
Routine: ZISFGUX Missing 
Routine: ZISHGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZISH 
Routine: XUCIGTM Loaded, Saved as %XUCI 
Routine: ZISETGUX Missing 
Routine: ZOSV2GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV2 
Routine: ZISTCPS Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCPS 
 
NAME OF MANAGER'S UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The value of PRODUCTION will be used in the GETENV api. 
PRODUCTION (SIGN-ON) UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The VOLUME name must match the one in PRODUCTION. 
NAME OF VOLUME SET: ROU// 
The temp directory for the system: '/tmp/'// 
^%ZOSF setup 
 
 
Now to load routines common to all systems. 
Routine: ZTLOAD Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD 
Routine: ZTLOAD1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD1 
Routine: ZTLOAD2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD2 
Routine: ZTLOAD3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD3 
Routine: ZTLOAD4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD4 
Routine: ZTLOAD5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD5 
Routine: ZTLOAD6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD6 
Routine: ZTLOAD7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD7 
Routine: ZTM Loaded, Saved as %ZTM 
Routine: ZTM0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM0 
Routine: ZTM1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM1 
Routine: ZTM2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM2 
Routine: ZTM3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM3 
Routine: ZTM4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM4 
Routine: ZTM5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM5 
Routine: ZTM6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM6 
Routine: ZTMS Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS 
Routine: ZTMS0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS0 
Routine: ZTMS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS1 
Routine: ZTMS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS2 
Routine: ZTMS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS3 
Routine: ZTMS4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS4 
Routine: ZTMS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS5 
Routine: ZTMS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS7 
Routine: ZTMSH Loaded, Saved as %ZTMSH 
Routine: ZTER Loaded, Saved as %ZTER 
Routine: ZTER1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTER1 
Routine: ZIS Loaded, Saved as %ZIS 
Routine: ZIS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS1 
Routine: ZIS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS2 
Routine: ZIS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS3 
Routine: ZIS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS5 
Routine: ZIS6 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS6 
Routine: ZIS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS7 
Routine: ZISC Loaded, Saved as %ZISC 
Routine: ZISP Loaded, Saved as %ZISP 
Routine: ZISS Loaded, Saved as %ZISS 
Routine: ZISS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS1 
Routine: ZISS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS2 
Routine: ZISTCP Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCP 
Routine: ZISUTL Loaded, Saved as %ZISUTL 
Routine: ZTPP Loaded, Saved as %ZTPP 
Routine: ZTP1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTP1 
Routine: ZTPTCH Loaded, Saved as %ZTPTCH 
Routine: ZTRDEL Loaded, Saved as %ZTRDEL 
Routine: ZTMOVE Loaded, Saved as %ZTMOVE 
Want to rename the FileMan routines: No//Y 
Routine: DIDT Loaded, Saved as %DT 
Routine: DIDTC Loaded, Saved as %DTC 
Routine: DIRCR Loaded, Saved as %RCR 
Setting ^%ZIS('C') 

Now, I will check your % globals...........
ALL DONE 
GTM> 

== Initialize FileMan to set the site name and number. ==

 
GTM>D ^DINIT 
 
Give the site a site name and 4 digit site number. 
You can run D ^DINIT again to see if you changes were successful and choose GT.M when offered a choice of MUMPS system you are using. 
 
GTM>'''D ^DINIT''' 
 

VA FileMan V.22.0 

Initialize VA FileMan now? NO//'''YES''' 

SITE NAME: OSWIZARDS VISTA//'''BONEZ OSWIZARDS VISTA''' 
 
SITE NUMBER: 1234//'''1234'''.......................... 
 
Now loading MUMPS Operating System File.... 
 
Now loading DIALOG and LANGUAGE Files...........................................
............... 
 

TYPE OF MUMPS SYSTEM YOU ARE USING: GT.M(UNIX)// 

Now loading other FileMan files--please wait....................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
.............
..........

The following files have been installed: 
.11 INDEX 
.2 DESTINATION 
.31 KEY 
.4 PRINT TEMPLATE 
.401 SORT TEMPLATE 
.402 INPUT TEMPLATE 
.403 FORM 
.404 BLOCK 
.44 FOREIGN FORMAT 
.46 IMPORT TEMPLATE 
.5 FUNCTION 
.6 DD AUDIT 
.7 MUMPS OPERATING SYSTEM 
.81 DATA TYPE 
.83 COMPILED ROUTINE 
.84 DIALOG 
.85 LANGUAGE 
1 FILE 
1.1 AUDIT 
1.11 ARCHIVAL ACTIVITY 
1.12 FILEGRAM HISTORY 
1.13 FILEGRAM ERROR LOG 
1.2 ALTERNATE EDITOR 
1.521 SQLI_SCHEMA 
1.52101 SQLI_KEY_WORD 
1.5211 SQLI_DATA_TYPE 
1.5212 SQLI_DOMAIN 
1.5213 SQLI_KEY_FORMAT 
1.5214 SQLI_OUTPUT_FORMAT 
1.5215 SQLI_TABLE 
1.5216 SQLI_TABLE_ELEMENT 
1.5217 SQLI_COLUMN 
1.5218 SQLI_PRIMARY_KEY 
1.5219 SQLI_FOREIGN_KEY 
1.52191 SQLI_ERROR_TEXT 
1.52192 SQLI_ERROR_LOG 

Re-indexing entries in the DIALOG file..................... 

Compiling all forms ... 

DICATT (#.001) 
DIPTED (#.1001) 
DIKC EDIT (#.1101) 
DIKC EDIT UI (#.1102) 
DIKK EDIT (#.3101) 
DIBTED (#.40001) 
DIETED (#.40101) 
DIEDIT (#.40201) 
DDGF BLOCK EDIT (#.40301) 
DDGF PAGE ADD (#.40302) 
DDGF PAGE EDIT (#.40303) 
DDGF PAGE SELECT (#.40304) 
DDGF FORM EDIT (#.40305) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK EDIT (#.40306) 
DDGF FIELD ADD (#.40401) 
DDGF FIELD CAPTION ONLY (#.40402) 
DDGF FIELD DD (#.40403) 
DDGF FIELD FORM ONLY (#.40404) 
DDGF FIELD COMPUTED (#.40405) 
DDGF BLOCK ADD (#.40406) 
DDGF BLOCK DELETE (#.40407) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK SELECT (#.40408) 
DDXP FF FORM1 (#.441) 
DDMP SPECIFY IMPORT (#.461) 
XPD EDIT BUILD (#1) 
XUEDIT CHARACTERISTICS (#2) 
XUEXISTING USER (#3) 
XUDEVICE MT (#4) 
XUDEVICE SDP (#5) 
XUDEVICE SPL (#6) 
XUDEVICE HFS (#7) 
XUDEVICE CHAN (#8) 
XU OPTION SCHEDULE (#9) 
XUSERDEACT (#10) 
XUTM UCI ASSOC (#11) 
XUSITEPARM (#12) 
XUAUDIT (#13) 
XUREACT USER (#14) 
PRSA TD EDIT (#15) 
PRSA OT REQ (#16) 
PRSA TD DISP (#17) 
PRSA TL EDIT (#18) 
PRSA TL DISP (#19) 
PRSA LV REQ (#20) 
PRSA ED REQ (#21) 
PRSA VC POST (#22) 
PRSA PM POST (#23) 
PRSA TD TL (#24) 
PRSA TP POST1 (#25) 
PRSA TE EDIT (#26) 
PRSA FEE POST (#27) 
NURA-I-SERVICE (#28) 
XU-PERSON CLASS (#29) 
XUNEW USER (#30) 
SPNLPFM1 (#31) 
SPNFFRM1 (#32) 
SPNFFRM2 (#33) 
SPNLPFM2 (#34) 
XPD EDIT MP (#35) 
XPD EDIT GP (#36) 
PRCHQ1 (#37) 
PRCHQ2 (#38) 
PRCHQ3 (#39) 
PRCHQ4 (#40) 
PRCHQ5 (#41) 
SPNLP FUN MES (#42) 
SPNLP FIM FM1 (#43) 
SPNLP CHART FM1 (#44) 
SPNLP MS FM1 (#45) 
SPNE ENTER/EDIT SYNONYM (#46) 
LREPI (#47) 
ENPR MS (#48) 
ENPR ALL (#49) 
ENPR PRELIM (#50) 
ENPR AE (#51) 
ENPR CO (#52) 
ENPR CHG (#53) 
ABSV ADD/EDIT MASTER (#54) 
XQEDTOPT (#55) 
XU-INST-EDIT (#56) 
LREPIPROT (#57) 
XUTMKE ADD (#58) 
WV PROC-FORM-1 (#59) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-1 (#60) 
WV PATIENT-FORM-1 (#61) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-2 (#62) 
WV PROC-FORM-2-COLP (#63) 
WV NOTIFPURPOSE-FORM-1 (#64) 
WV SITE PARAMS-FORM-1 (#65) 
WV REFUSED PROCEDURE-ENTRY (#66) 
WV PROC-FORM-LAB (#67) 
XDR RESFILE FORM (#68) 
HL SITE PARAMETERS (#69) 
PSB PRN EFFECTIVENESS (#70) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT (#71) 
PSBO DL (#72) 
PSBO WA (#73) 
PSBO ML (#74) 
PSBO MM (#75) 
PSBO PE (#76) 
PSB MISSING DOSE REQUEST (#77) 
PSBO MH (#78) 
PSBO MV (#79) 
PSB MISSING DOSE FOLLOWUP (#80) 
PSBO BL (#81) 
PSBO MD (#82) 
PSB NEW UD ENTRY (#83) 
PSB NEW IV ENTRY (#84) 
HL7 APP (#85) 
HL7 LOGICAL LINK (#86) 
HL7 INTERFACE (#87) 
SPNLP ASIA MES (#88) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT IV (#89) 
SPNLP FAM FM1 (#90) 
SPNLP DIENER FM1 (#91) 
SPNLP DUSOI FM1 (#92) 
XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE (#93) 
XUSSPKI (#94) 
INSTITUTION EDIT (#95) 
PRSA LD POST (#96) 
XUDEVICE LPD (#97) 
XUDEVICE TRM (#98) 
KMPD PARAMETERS EDIT (#99) 
LREPI9 (#100) 
BPS EOB TO BATCH (#101) 
BPS BPSOSPW (#102) 
BPS INPUT 1 (#103) 
 
 
INITIALIZATION COMPLETED IN 13 SECONDS. 

-------------------------

== Determine the "BOX:VOLUME pair" for the machine. ==

 

GTM>'''D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y''' 
VAH^ROU^bonez^ROU:bonez 
GTM> 
 
The BOX:VOLUME pair for this machine is ROU:bonez 
 
UCI^VOL^NODE^BOX:VOLUME 
 
UCI = VAH 
VOL = ROU 
NODE = bonez 
BOX = ROU 
VOLUME = bonez 

-------------------------

== Create the domain. ==

From the GTM prompt, start VA FileMan by typing "D Q^DI".
At the Select OPTION: prompt. Type "1". (You can see why you typed 1 if you type "??" at the option prompt.

That will give you the list of options you can choose from and 1 is ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES.) At INPUT TO WHAT FILE: type "DOMAIN" and accept the ALL// default to EDIT WHICH FIELD. At Select DOMAIN NAME: enter a local domain name. Substitute an appropriate value for VISTA.MYDOMAIN.COM in the example below.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 

VA FileMan 22.0 

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICE//'''DOMAIN''' (18 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''?''' 
Answer with DOMAIN NAME, or TCP/IP POLL FLAG, or SYNONYM 
Do you want the entire 18-Entry DOMAIN List?'''Y''' (Yes) 
Choose from: 
BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
EPHARMACY.VITRIA-EDI.AAC.VA.GO 
FHIE.MED.VA.GOV 
FORUM.VA.GOV 
GOV 
MAIL.CIO.MED.VA.GOV 
MPIDC-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLU.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLW.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPC.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPP.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPQ.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-PSS.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-SCD.MED.VA.GOV 
TPB-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.PLATINUM.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
 
You may enter a new DOMAIN, if you wish 
Answer must be 1-64 characters in length. 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
Are you adding 'BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM' as a new DOMAIN (the 19TH)? No//'''Y'''
(Yes) 
FLAGS:'''^''' 
------------------------------

== Now to complete the DOMAIN set up by Christening the new domain. ==

 
 
Go back to the VISTA> prompt and type "D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR". 

GTM>'''D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR''' 

* * * * WARNING * * * * 

You are about to change the domain name of this facility 
in the MailMan Site Parameters file. 
 
Currently, this facility is named: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
You must be extremely sure before you proceed! 
 
Are you sure you want to change the name of this facility? NO// YES 
Select DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM//'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
 
The domain name for this facility is now: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
PARENT: VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM// 
TIME ZONE: PDT//'''PST''' PACIFIC STANDARD 
 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM has been initialized as your 'parent' domain. 
(Forum is usually the parent domain, unless this is a subordinate domain.) 
 
You may edit the MailMan Site Parameter file to change your parent domain. 
 
We will not initialize your transmission scripts. 

Use the 'Subroutine editor' option under network management menu to add your
site passwords to the MINIENGINE script, and the 'Edit a script' option
to edit any domain scripts that you choose to.
 
GTM> 

--------------------------

== Determine the internal entry of the new domain. ==

Remember this number as it will be used in subsequent steps.

Get back to the Select OPTION: prompt and enter "INQUIRE" or "5" (once again, you can type ?? to see the available options and 5 is INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES) then at the Select DOMAIN NAME: prompt, enter the new domain name you just created. Answer "N" to STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT and at PRINT FIELD: answer "NUMBER". The domain number is "printed" to the screen.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: 5 INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DOMAIN// 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2:'''1''' BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 

NUMBER: 22 NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 1 NAME (c): COM LEVEL 2 NAME (c): OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 3 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 4 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 

Select DOMAIN NAME: 

See, my number for the domain is 22 in this instance. 

-----------------------------
== Adjust system files to new domain ==

From the GTM prompt repoint the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS and RPC BROKER PARAMETERS files to the new domain, go back to the GTM> prompt and enter 'S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=3' and 'S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=3' where 3 is the internal number of the new domain we just created in the previous step.

The domain instance of 22 is used below. I have NO idea what this command mean. I only know that it resets the kernel parameters and RPC broker parameters to my domain defined above.
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=22''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=22''' 

GTM> 

--------------------

Then from the GTM> prompt again start FileMan with "D Q^DI". At Select OPTION: enter "6" (UTILITY FUNCTIONS) then select RE-INDEX FILE. At MODIFY WHAT FILE, enter "KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS". Then do the same for the RPC BROKER PARAMETERS file. See example below for the rest of the dialogue.

GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
 
Select OPTION: UTILITY FUNCTIONS 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// 
 
THERE ARE 13 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// '''NO''' (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 13 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, LET ME THINK ABOUT THAT A MOMENT... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'................ 
 

Select UTILITY OPTION: 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
 
THERE ARE 5 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 5 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, THIS MAY TAKE A FEW MOMENTS... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'...... 
 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: 

-------------------------

Check the VOLUME SET File. The VOLUME SET File should not need any changes.
At Select OPTION: enter "1" for EDIT OR ENTER FILE ENTRIES.
The choice should be INPUT TO WHAT FILE: SOME OTHER CHOICE//VOLUME SET
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//
At Select VOLUME SET prompt type "??" to see a list of entries.
When asked which volume set again, type in whatever it is.

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''VOLUME SET''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''??''' 
ROU
 
 
You may enter a new VOLUME SET, if you wish 
Answer should be the name of a volume set. 
When each cpu can have only one volume set, this is also the cpu name. 
Answer will be used in extended global references to reach this volume. 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''ROU''' 
VOLUME SET: ROU// 
TYPE: GENERAL PURPOSE VOLUME SET// 
INHIBIT LOGONS?: NO// 
LINK ACCESS?: YES// 
OUT OF SERVICE?: NO// 
REQUIRED VOLUME SET?: NO// 
TASKMAN FILES UCI: ROU// 
TASKMAN FILES VOLUME SET: ROU// 
REPLACEMENT VOLUME SET: 
DAYS TO KEEP OLD TASKS: 4// 
SIGNON/PRODUCTION VOLUME SET: Yes// 
 
 
Select VOLUME SET: 

--------------------------------------------

== Determine proper value for BOX-VOLUME PAIR ==

This step is to get the proper value for the BOX-VOLUME PAIR in the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS File. Edit the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETER File (# 14.7) to update the BOX-VOLUME PAIR. Note that when you enter a "?" at the BOX-VOLUME PAIR prompt, it tells you what the correct value should be.
 
Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: VOLUME SET// TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''?''' 
Answer with TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: 
ROU:bonez 
 
 
You may enter a new TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS, if you wish 
Answer must be 3-30 characters in length. 

The value for the current account is ROU:bonez 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''ROU:bonez''' 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
RESERVED: '''^''' 
--------------------------

== Update the RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETER File. ==

 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 

Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: '''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
...OK? Yes// YES (Yes) 
 
DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM// 
MAIL GROUP FOR ALERTS: 
Select BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
Select PORT: 9200// 
PORT: 9200// 
TYPE OF LISTENER: Original// 
STATUS: STOPPED// 
CONTROLLED BY LISTENER STARTER: NO// 
 
Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: 
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== Setup a System Administrator Account ==

 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''NEW PERSON''' 
(11 entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''.01''' NAME 
THEN EDIT FIELD: ACCESS CODE Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N) 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR, SYSTEM''' 
Are you adding 'ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM' as a new NEW PERSON (the 12TH)? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
Checking SOUNDEX for matches. 
No matches found. 
NEW PERSON INITIAL: '''SA''' 
NEW PERSON MAIL CODE: 
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): '''Y''' 
Enter a new ACCESS CODE <Hidden>: '''********''' 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: '''********''' 
OK, Access code has been changed! 
The VERIFY CODE has been deleted as a security measure. 
The user will have to enter a new one the next time they sign-on. 
 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

------------------------

== Determine System Administrator account number ==

Inquire System Administrator account information and number
 
 
Select OPTION: '''5''' INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// '''Y''' (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 
 
NUMBER: 10 NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
INITIAL: SA ACCESS CODE: <Hidden> 
DATE ENTERED: MAR 31, 2005 CREATOR: 0 
Entry Last Edit Date: MAR 31, 2005 NAME COMPONENTS: 200 
SIGNATURE BLOCK PRINTED NAME: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 
DATE ACCESS CODE LAST CHANGED (c): MAR 31,2005 
PROVIDER KEY (c): 0 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

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== Assign keys to System Administrator Account ==

Now set the System Administrator and assign keys to the account.
 
 
Select OPTION: 
GTM>'''SET DUZ=10''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^VA(200,DUZ,0),"^",4)="@"''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: 1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 

Select OPTION NAME: '''XUMAINT''' Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''KEY''' Management 
 
Select Key Management Option: '''ALLOCATION''' of Security Keys 
 
Allocate key: '''XUMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XMMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROGMODE''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROG''' 
1 XUPROG 
2 XUPROGMODE 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' XUPROG 
 
Another key: 
 
Holder of key: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
 
Another holder: 
 
You've selected the following keys: 
 
XUPROG XUMGR XUPROGMODE XMMGR 
 
You've selected the following holders: 
 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
You are allocating keys. Do you wish to proceed? YES// '''YES''' 
 
XUPROG being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUPROGMODE being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XMMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
Select Key Management Option: 
 
-----------------------------

== Setup VistA Application Software Parameters ==

 
If you are planning to use the VistA applications such as Registration, Scheduling etc. you need to add new Institution to the INSTITUTION File.
 
Go back to the GTM> prompt and "SET XUMF=1" then "D Q^DI". Select Option #1 and edit File #4. Edit the field STATION NUMBER. For Station Number, you must enter the same number as the Site Number when you initialized FileMan. (See Start FileMan and Begin Setting Up Vista section.)
 
GTM>D Q^DI 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: '''4''' INSTITUTION (67 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''STATION NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new INSTITUTION (the 68TH)? No// YES (Yes) 
STATION NUMBER: 1234 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: 

--------------------
== Add a Medical Center Division. ==

 
 
Select File #40.8 and edit fields FACILITY NUMBER and INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
Enter the Institution STATION NUMBER for FACILITY NUMBER and the name of the Institution in INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: INSTITUTION// '''40.8''' MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION 
(2 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''FACILITY NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: '''INSTITUTION FILE POINTER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 
 

Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: '''OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER''' 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION (the 3RD)? No// '''Y''' (Yes) 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NUM: 3// 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION FACILITY NUMBER: '''1234A''' 
FACILITY NUMBER: 1234A// 
INSTITUTION FILE POINTER: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 1234 
 
 
Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: 
 
----------------------------

== Enter additional information for the System Administrator user ==

PRIMARY MENU, VERIFY CODE etc. 
 
From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
OPTION NAME: XUSEREDIT, it will give you two choices, select 1. 
At Select NEW PERSON NAME: ADMINISTRATOR 
 
1. EDIT AN EXISTING USER 
 
Edit an Existing User 
<pre>
NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM Page 1 of 5
_______________________________________________________________________________
NAME... ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM INITIAL: SA
TITLE: NICK NAME: root
SSN: DOB:
DEGREE: MAIL CODE:
DISUSER: TERMINATION DATE:
Termination Reason:

PRIMARY MENU OPTION: EVE
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): FILE MANAGER ACCESS CODE: @
Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N):

Select DIVISION:
SERVICE/SECTION: IRM
_______________________________________________________________________________
*** Press <RET> to edit the component parts of this name. ***

Press <PF1>H for help Insert
</pre>
Multiple questions on the User Characteristic Fields
Multiple signons, etc.

----------------------------

== Set Up Menus for the System Manager ==

 
 
EVE is the System Manager menu 
XUCOMMAND is a common menu available to all users. 

Make FileMan, MailMan, and Manage MailMan menus accessible to the System Manager. 

From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
At Select OPTION NAME: enter "XUMAINT". 
Then at Select Menu Management, type "EDIT OPTIONS", then pick EVE. 
Select 1 from the list then at NAME: EVE// type "^10". 
At Select ITEM: enter "DIUSER". 
Hit enter until you get to Select ITEM again (you may enter data for the other fields like SYNONYM if you wish). 
At the next Select ITEM: enter "XMMGR". 
 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP'''
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''EVE''' ?? 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: '''EVE''' 
1 EVE Systems Manager Menu 
2 EVENT CAPTURE (ECS) EXTRACT AU ECX ECS SOURCE AUDIT Event Capture
(ECS) Extract Audit 
3 EVENT CAPTURE DATA ENTRY ECENTER Event Capture Data Entry 
4 EVENT CAPTURE EXTRACT ECXEC Event Capture Extract 
5 EVENT CAPTURE MANAGEMENT MENU ECMGR Event Capture Management Menu 
Press <RETURN> to see more, '^' to exit this list, OR 
CHOOSE 1-5: '''1''' EVE Systems Manager Menu 
NAME: EVE// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMMGR// '''DIUSER''' VA FileMan 
...OK? Yes// (Yes) 
 
ITEM: DIUSER// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: XMMGR Manage Mailman 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
 
ITEM: XMMGR// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: SCHLEHUBER,CAMERON// '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
HELP FRAME: 
PRIORITY: 
Select TIMES PROHIBITED: 
Select TIME PERIOD: 
RESTRICT DEVICES?: 
Select PERMITTED DEVICE: 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 
 
Select Menu Management Option: 
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== Add the XMUSER Menu to Mailman Menu. ==

 
 
GTM>D ^XUP 

Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: XUCOMMAND SYSTEM COMMAND OPTIONS 
NAME: XUCOMMAND// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMUSER// '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
MM 
ITEM: XMUSER// 
SYNONYM: MM// '''MM''' 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: STREET,MARK H// ^ 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 

----------------------------

== Change the default time before users are automatically signed off ==

To change the default time it takes before users are automatically signed off the system from the default of 300 seconds. This, again, is to give you more time to work as you are learning. Back out to the GTM prompt. At the GTM prompt, Type "D ^ZU". 
 
At ACCESS CODE, type in the code you chose when setting up ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM. 
At VERIFY CODE, hit ENTER. When asked for a new verify code enter and re-enter it. 
 
GTM>D ^ZU 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: ******** 
VERIFY CODE: 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 14:24 
You must change your VERIFY CODE at this time. 
 
Enter a new VERIFY CODE: ******** 
 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: ******** 
 
OK, Verify code has been changed! 
 
WARNING -- TASK MANAGER DOESN'T SEEM TO BE RUNNING!!!! 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: 
------------------------

At Select Systems Manager Menu Option: Type "OPER" 
(short for operations management) and hit enter. 
 
You can see all of the choices available to you if you type "??". 
 
At Select Operations Management Option: Type "KER" 
(short for Kernel Management Menu) and hit enter. 
 
At Select Kernel Management Menu Option: Type "ENT" 
(short for Enter/Edit Kernel Site Parameters) and hit enter. 
 
A similar screen as editing the SYSTEM MANAGER will be displayed. 
Navigate the screen with the TAB key. 
For DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): change it to 3600 
to allow an hour before being automatically signed off 
 

Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''OPER'''ations Management 
 
Select Operations Management Option: '''KER'''nel Management Menu 
 
Select Kernel Management Menu Option: '''ENT'''er/Edit Kernel Site Parameters 
 
<pre>Note: the TaskMan site parameters have been moved out of this file.
Use the Edit TaskMan Parameters option to edit those values.
Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

DEFAULT # OF ATTEMPTS: 5 AGENCY CODE: VA
DEFAULT LOCK-OUT TIME: 600
DEFAULT MULTIPLE SIGN-ON: YES MULTIPLE SIGN-ON LIMIT:
DEFAULT AUTO-MENU: NO DEFAULT AUTO SIGN-ON: Disabled
DEFAULT LANGUAGE:
DEFAULT TYPE-AHEAD: YES
DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): 3600 BROKER TIMEOUT: 180

BYPASS DEVICE LOCK-OUT: ASK DEVICE TYPE AT SIGN-ON:
LIFETIME OF VERIFY CODE: 90
DEFAULT INSTITUTION: SOFTWARE SERVICE
AUTO-GENERATE ACCESS CODES:
LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

_______________________________________________________________________________

COMMAND: Press <PF1>H for help Insert

PAGE 2

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

Vol Set Max Sign-ons Log RT?
ROU 1000
VISTA 256 NO

ROUTINE MONITORING:
Routine Namespace's

PAGE 3

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

MAX SPOOL LINES PER USER: 9999999
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENTS PER USER:
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENT LIFE-SPAN:

LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

DEFAULT DIRECTORY FOR HFS:
/tmp/

DNS IP: 192.168.1.3

NEW PERSON IDENTIFIERS:

PAGE 4

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

OPTION AUDIT: FAILED ACCESS ATTEMPTS:
INITIATE AUDIT: TERMINATE AUDIT:

Option to audit Namespace to audit

User to audit Device to audit

PAGE 5

Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

IRM MAIL GROUP:

AFTER HOURS MAIL GROUP:
</pre>
--------------------------------

== Update the Devices, Start Taskman and Mail a Message ==

These are basic devices to complete the setup. You can setup other devices, such as printers, later. 

The system already comes with preconfigured devices. 

It is best to leave the VOLUME SET(CPU) field blank. The help text for the field states: "If no name has been entered for this field, this device is assumed to be accessible from all CPUs in the network. In other words, when this device is referenced, the device handler will operate as if this device is resident on the local CPU". 

The SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: field should be set to NO or left blank for output devices and YES if the device is used to log on to the system. 

Use FileMan to edit the CONSOLE, NULL, HFS, and TELNET devices. 
- CONSOLE is the primary logon device. 
- NULL device is used by the Vista RPC Broker 
- HFS is used by the Kernel Installation and Distribution System (KIDS) to install application patches and new applications when they are released. 
- TELNET device to allow remote access. 
 
At the GTM> prompt, type "D Q^DI" to invoke VA Fileman. 
 
At Select OPTION: type "1" (ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES) 
at INPUT TO WHAT FILE:, enter "3.5" 
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI'''
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// '''3.5''' DEVICE (41 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select DEVICE NAME: '''CONSOLE''' 
1 CONSOLE CONSOLE |TRM| 
2 CONSOLE GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Console (GT.M)// 
Select MNEMONIC: CONSOLE// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/tty// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT100// 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: 
ASK HOST FILE: 
ASK HFS I/O OPERATION: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''TELNET'''
1 TELNET TELNET |TNT| 
2 TELNET GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: 2 GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-TELNET// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: TELNET// 
Select MNEMONIC: TELNET// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/pts/// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT320// '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''HFS''' Host File Server /tmp/tmp.txt ROU 
NAME: HFS// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Host File Server// 
Select MNEMONIC: 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /tmp/tmp.txt// '''/tmp/vista-tmp.txt''' 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''NULL''' 
1 NULL NT SYSTEM //./nul 
2 NULL GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
3 NULL-DSM Bit Bucket _NLA0: 
CHOOSE 1-3: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-NULL// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) Replace 
Select MNEMONIC: NULL// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/null// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO// 
TYPE: TERMINAL// ^ 
----------------------------------------

From the GTM prompt 
Enter "D ^ZTMCHK" to check if TaskMan's environment is OK. 
This will display two screens with information on TaskMan's environment. 
 
GTM> '''D ^ZTMCHK''' 
 
Checking Task Manager's Environment. 
 
Checking Taskman's globals... 
^%ZTSCH is defined! 
^%ZTSK is defined! 
^%ZTSK(-1) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.5,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.6,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.7,0) is defined! 
 
Checking the ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman... 
All ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman are defined! 
 
Checking the links to the required volume sets... 
There are no volume sets whose links are required! 
 
Checks completed...Taskman's environment is okay! 
 
Press RETURN to continue or '^' to exit: 
 
Here is the information that Taskman has: 
Operating System: GT.M (Unix) 
Volume Set: ROU 
Cpu-volume Pair: ROU:bonez 
TaskMan Files UCI and Volume Set: ROU,ROU 
 
Log Tasks? 
Default Task Priority: 
Submanager Retention Time: 0 
Min Submanager Count: 
Taskman Hang Between New Jobs: 0 
TaskMan running as a type: GENERAL 
 
Logons Inhibited?: N 
Taskman Job Limit: 9999 
Max sign-ons: 1000 
Current number of active jobs: 
 
End of listing. Press RETURN to continue: 
------------------------

If TaskMan's environment is OK, start TaskMan. 
Go back to the GTM prompt and type "D ^ZTMB" to start TASKMAN. 
 
You will probably not see any output from this command. 
 
To monitor TaskMan, enter "D ^ZTMON" from the GTM prompt. 
Enter "^" at the UPDATE// prompt to exit the monitor or enter a "?" to see what the other options are. 

GTM> '''D ^ZTMON''' 
 
Checking Taskman. Current $H=59991,54440 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:20) 
RUN NODE=59991,54432 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:12) 
Taskman is current.. 
Checking the Status List: 
Node weight status time $J 
ROU:bonez RUN T@15:07:12 5933 Main Loop 
 
Checking the Schedule List: 
Taskman has no tasks scheduled. 
 
Checking the IO Lists: 
There are no tasks waiting for devices. 
 
Checking the Job List: 
There are no tasks waiting for partitions. 
For VISTA:NTA there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
For VISTA:NTB there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
 
Checking the Task List: 
There are 2 tasks currently running. 
On node ROU:bonez there is 1 free Sub-Manager(s). Status: Run 
 
Enter monitor action: UPDATE//'''^''' 
---------------------------------

Now send a message using Postmaster to your DUZ number. 
 
From the GTM prompt type "S DUZ=.5 then D ^XUP". 
 
You will get the response SETTING UP PROGRAMMER ENVIROMENT
then TERMINAL TYPE SET TO: (your default) and Select OPTION NAME:
 
Respond: "XMUSER".
 
At Select Mailman Menu Option: type "S" (for send). 
At Subject: enter your subject, such as Test, and then hit enter. 
 
You will then be prompted You may enter the text of the message and you will be offered the line number 1> where you can type your message, such as the infamous Hello world. Next will be line 2> and if you are done, just hit enter and at EDIT Option: you can do the same. 
 
At Send mail to: POSTMASTER// enter the initials you used for your DUZ which were probably SM for System Manager. 
 
You will then be told when MailMan was last used, which is probably NEVER. Hit enter at And Send to: and you should receive the message Select Message option: Transmit now// at which you hit enter and will hopefully receive the message Sending [1] Sent. Type "^" to exit. 
 
GTM>'''S DUZ=.5''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 
 
Select OPTION NAME: '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for POSTMASTER@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 01/18/05@15:11 
You have no new messages. 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: '''S''' Send a Message 
 
Subject: '''TESTING''' 
You may enter the text of the message... 
1>Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
2> 
EDIT Option: 
Send mail to: POSTMASTER// '''SA''' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM IRM 
Last used MailMan: 04/01/05@14:23 
And Send to: MHS STREET,MARK H IRM Last used MailMan: Never 
And Send to: 
 
Select Message option: Transmit now// Sending [1]... 
Sent 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: 
-------------------------------

Now see if you received your mail. 
 
Log on using "D ^ZU". 
 
At the Systems Manager prompt, type "MAIL". 
Then at the Select MailMan Menu Option: type "NEW" Messages and Responses. Read the mail. 

GTM>'''D ^ZU''' 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: '''********''' 
VERIFY CODE: '''********''' 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 15:18 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''MAIL'''Man Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for ADMINISTRATOR.SYSTEM@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 04/01/05@15:19 
You have 1 new messages. 

Select MailMan Menu Option: NEW 
 
Subj: TESTING [#1] 04/01/05@15:13 1 line 
From: POSTMASTER In 'IN' basket. Page 1 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
 
Enter message action (in IN basket): Ignore// 

----------------

Start and test the RPC Broker. 
The RPC Broker is VistA's Client/Server software and is needed by VistA's GUI client. 
 
Type "D STRT^XWBTCP(port)" at the GTM prompt. 
The system status should now show the broker listener (XWBTCPL) running. 
 
GTM>'''D STRT^XWBTCP(9200)''' 
Start TCP Listener... 
Checking if TCP Listener has started... 
TCP Listener started successfully. 
GTM> 

'''CPRS Key and Tab Assignment'''

Enter D Q^DI at the GTM> prompt and choose 'Option 1' and the NEW PERSON file.

Fields to edit, first choose KEY, then CPRS TAB.

Assign the key ORES for unrestricted ordering as if you were a physician.
(See page 21 in the CPRS Setup Guide for other keys.)

Under CPRS TAB, type ?? and you will see two choices, RPT and COR.
Enter RPT first, then complete COR.

GTM>D Q^DI

VA FileMan 22.0

Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICES// '''NEW PERSON'''

EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''KEYS'''

1 KEYS (multiple)
2 KEYSTROKES FROM LM WP

CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' KEYS (multiple)

EDIT WHICH KEYS SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''CPRS TAB''' (multiple)

EDIT WHICH CPRS TAB SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION'''

THEN EDIT FIELD: (Hit enter here)

Select NEW PERSON NAME: ''SA'' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM

Select KEY: // '''ORES'''

...OK? Yes// (Yes)

KEY: ORES//

REVIEW DATE:

Select KEY: (Hit enter here)

Select CPRS TAB: // '''RPT'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

CPRS TAB: RPT// '''COR''' - the CPRS GUI "core" tabs.

Are you adding 'RPT' as a new CPRS TAB (the 2ND for this NEW PERSON)? No// '''Y'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

Select CPRS TAB: (Hit enter here)

RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION:// '''NO'''

Select NEW PERSON NAME:(Hit enter here)

Select OPTION:(Hit enter here)

GTM>
-------------

A quick overview of starting and stopping TaskMan, HL Filer Monitor and RPC Broker Listener components is in order.

1. To start TaskMan;

GTM>D ^ZTMB
--------------

2. To start Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment

Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: START BACKGROUND FILER XMMGR-START-BACKGROUND-FILER START background filer

START background filer

<< Background Filers will start soon. >>
---------------

3. To start HL Filer Monitor

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:Q</pre>
-----------------

4. Start the RPC Broker Listener, pick a port you want to run the listener on. ex. 9210

GTM>D STRT^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

5. To Stop RPC Broker Listener.

GTM>D STOP^XWBTCP(9210)
-----------------

6. To stop Mailman Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: STOP BACKGROUND FILER
-----------------

7. To stop HL FILER MONITOR run the exact same command as above and pick the proper selection from the menu at the bottom of the monitor.

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:-I</pre>
-------------------

8. To stop TaskMan

GTM>D STOP^ZTMKU

Are you sure you want to stop TaskMan? NO//Y

Shutting down TaskMan

Should active submanagers shut down after finishing their current tasks? NO//Y

Okay!
--------------------

9. Rundown the database, from the vista user's shell prompt you can choose the alias or you can run the mupip command

vista$ rundown

or

mupip rundown -r "*"
--------------------

Hardware Issues

2005-07-23T03:05:37Z

Mikelieman:

=== Setting up Backup for Linux box (esp with DVD) ===

Initial Post of question to messaage board
<pre>
I need a reliable backup solution for my linux server.
Here are methods I have explored, unsuccessfully so
far. Let me first mention that our office also has a
new Windows Server running our billing package. My
initial thoughts were to copy my linux data to the
Windows server, and then let their backup process save
my data.

1. Install Services for Linux (SFU) put out by Windows
onto our Windows server. I then created a NFS share.
I can view the directory contents of the Windows share
from my linux box, but for the life of me I can't get
write permission. You have to run a Windows
namemapper to map linux users to Windows users, and
then give that user write permission. Sounds easy. I
can't get it to work. The permission system on NTFS
is a bit complex to me.

2. Run a Samba server on my linux box. When I do
this, I can see the drive from a Windows laptop, and I
might even be able to write to it (I can't remember).
But when I try to find the file when browsing from the
Windows Server, I can't find it. Not sure if I have
to join Windows "domain" to work. This descends into
a murky realm for me of ActiveDirectories. Also, I'm
not sure if my iptables is filtering out the samba
ports etc.

3. Run a Samba client on my linux box. I haven't
tried this, but again I worry that I would have to
discover how to join the Windows "domain" and be
validated.

4. Get scp to work on my Windows server, and scp the
needed data up. This would probably work, but I would
need to use and 'expect' script to supply the password
etc if it is going to be automated. This seems a bit
klunky, and will probably be my last resort.

5. Install a DVD writer on my linux box. This is what
I am currently trying to do. I successfully installed
a new USB 2.0 IO card, and have now plugged the drive
in. I'm lost as to what to do now. I have read
multiple web sites, and I'm overwhelmed. Right off
the bat the install demos talk about possible kernel
upgrades etc. It seems that cdrtools is one route to
use. I would have to purchase a commercial license.
The money is not such an issue, but I would want to be
sure it was going to work.

6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
have no experience with this.

If anyone has any helpful thoughts or pointers (esp
regarding option 5 above), I would be very grateful.

Kevin
</pre>

<pre>
Samba is not my expertise, so I won't presume to give you debugging
advice. I will say that I have been able to get Samba and Windows
working quite well together to share files and printers on multiple
occasions. When I have had problems using Linux as a server, it is
usually because on the Linux side, I have not created the users with
smbpasswd program (just because they exist in /etc/passwd doesn't mean
that they exist for Samba - although I think there is now an option to
propagate changes back and forth). You can also webmin and swat to
manage Samba via a browser.

Since Windows file attributes are not the same as Linux, I only
recommend using Windows to backup your Linux files by first creating a
tar archive on Linux and moving the tar archive to Linux. By the way,
to move a single file from Linux to Windows, you don't need Samba, just
use WinSCP3 on Windows.

Getting a USB DVD burner to work on any contemporary Linux should be
trivial. When I got it working, I just powered down the PC, plugged in
the DVD-ROM drive (a Sony drive that Chris Richardson put inside a box
that provided power and interface electronics), powered up the DVD and
powered up the PC. K3b (my burning software) recognized the DVD
immediately. That PC runs the Debian Sarge installed via a Knoppix 3.6
Linux live CD. What Linux distribution and release are you running and
what kernel? If you connect a USB flash drive to the PC, is it
recognized? [In theory, you need not power it down, but just to
simplify debugging, I like to start from a cold power up.]

I recommend creating a tar archive for backup. Remember to backup your
journal files too.

...
-- Bhaskar
</pre>

<pre>
>use. I would have to purchase a commercial license.
>The money is not such an issue, but I would want to be
>sure it was going to work.
>

As Bhaskar mentioned k3b is an excellent solution for burning CD and
DVD's.
On this 64 bit Debian/Sarge laptop I did

# apt-get install k3b dvd+rw-tools cdrdao

You have the option of creating a seperate group (cdrom I think) for
burning - or you can assign the permissions to the various tools during
the setup when you first call the application.

I am not aware of any need for a commercial license for any of the
above. I would also expect the USB device to be well supported with
most of the recent stock kernels. Just as an aside, with 2.6.x you
don't need to use SCSI emulation for IDE CDROM drives, which is nice.

>6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
>linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
>have no experience with this.
>
>
My first experience with tape backup with GNU/Debian was with an old
Colorado floppy based mini-tape backup system with the ftape drivers -
it was slow, but worked perfectly (restore and backup).

If you add a SCSI tape backup you will have a huge array of software
solutions - from something as simple as 'tos' (tape oriented
backups-perl driven) to enterprise tools like Amanda. I have used
various HP SCSI backup systems in the past and don't recall any
problems.

And as mentioned, if you have questions about Samba and Windows John
Terpstra's series of books and essays are excellent. BTW, he is a first
rate speaker if you ever have the chance of attending one of his
lectures or seminars, you will really get a huge boost up with regards
to networking in heterogenous environments.

I hope this is of some help. --Ismet
</pre>

<pre>
Whoa, quite a bit here...

1. Windows bites, do it our way or the highway.
2. Samba - Get yourself the book by John Terpstra - Samba 3 By Example
-
Practical Exercises to Successful Deployment.
and/or
Download my smb.conf tutorial file and have a go at joining that
domain....
http://oswizards.com/samba-instruct.conf
If you would like I can give you access to one of my Linux Admin
courses online. You can study the Samba material to see if it clarifies things
a little. Samba is a huge subject, especially if you are going to deploy
with 500+ uses. I highly recommend the book.

I don't think that will solve your problems though, you need to backup
the Linux server.
3. See number 2 above.
4. You can share your private key/identity with the client and you
will not have to supply a password when you execute your command. You could do
this with linux boxes easy, windows would be a hassle. In Linux I could
issue the command, scp -r /var/data/* jerome@someotherhost.org:mydata/

5. Oh yeah... you could install a DVD writer, CDR or an additional HDD
or both.

Here are a couple tools for you. Mondo Resuce
http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo/about/about.html

I use another command line program from a cron job called rdiff-backup
-
http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/ It can take a snapshot of your
filesystem whenever you tell it to, it also keeps diffs on all files
that have been changed since the last backup. You can actually restore a
file from a specific date and time. I snapshot at 3:10am onto a spare drive
in the machine, I also snapshot my databases every hour. You can use
Mondo to
create an entire system backup onto CD, HDD, NFS or DVD -
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp14admin/linux-server/mondorescue/dvd_mondo.html

Keep yourself clear of Windows and your choices will be plentiful and
your difficulty will be diminished.

Setup another Linux Samba Server for the Windows clients/users to store
their data on, then back that one up with the tools above.

Have Fun!!!... and test your backups regularly to make sure you are
indeed backing up your data.
--Mark Street
</pre>

<pre>
I just recalled another tool/method that you might want to look at -
namely rsync

Here is a nice summary of one method employing it with automated
scripts:

http://www.tux.org/~tbr/rsync/rsynchowto.html

Rsync is a fantastic tool - especially when combined with ssh.

Ismet / Ismet B. Kursunoglu, MD, FCCP
</pre>

<pre>
> 1. Install Services for Linux (SFU) put out by Windows
> onto our Windows server.
<...snipped...>

Linux + NTFS is experimental at best still. Do not know much about the
SFU deal from M$, but would not put too much trust in it for my obvious
prejudices. ;-)

> 2. Run a Samba server on my linux box.
<...snipped...>

Samba on the Linux box will allow the M$ boxes to see and mount it as a
share potentially. Possible idea, not the greatest though.

> 3. Run a Samba client on my linux box.
<...snipped...>

If you are using RH (or one of the Fedora or CentOS forks), there are
some built in RH specific tools for Samba (redhat-config-samba for RH).
Not too hard using them. Otherwise, there are a few HOW-To's on the
Samba subject.

> 4. Get scp to work on my Windows server, and scp the
> needed data up.
<...snipped...>

This is actually one of the easier solutions you have presented so far
that could run unattended potentially.

scp is part of the SSH package typically (along with sftp). This would
be one of your easiest solutions. Tarball (with gz or bz2 compression
depending on the amount of data you wish to back up), scp the tarball
to remote backup location directory. You can make a simple script and
cron job to do this on a regular basis.

> 5. Install a DVD writer on my linux box.
<...snipped...>
>

There is k3b which also noted by Bhaskar is freeware. Nice tool
overall once you get the DVD up and running, can handle CD and DVD burning.

At issue, you will be starting a large DVD collection potentially in
time.

> 6. Purchase and install tape backup system for the
> linux box. This may well be a great options, but I
> have no experience with this.
>

Old school, but possible via Amanda,

And finally...another Linux based solution presented is Bacula. I
personally have not played with it (yet), but one of my guys is using
it
for one of our clients on a regular basis. This is a better or more
modern idea than Amanda, allows for secure file transfer to a remote
machine, and such. http://www.bacula.org/ for their web site, and
yes...it is cross platformed as well.

--- Crawford, The Linux ETC Company
</pre>

<pre>
Here is something else you may want to consider: Unison - a file sync
tool for Unix and Windows

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

--Jim Drash
</pre>

<pre>
For clarity, Unison, rsync, or any technique that copies files or parts
of files when the database is in use will not work very well, and the
copy will be corrupt. This is because GT.M is constantly updating the
database when it is in use (unless you freeze updates).

Let's separate the two issues under consideration. One is to get a
copy of the database and journal files (backup), and the other is moving
backups to offline storage (archival).

Backup when there is no active GT.M process is trivial - just copy the
database files (unison, rsync and other techniques will work). There
are (at least) two ways to backup when GT.M processes are active. One
is to use mupip backup and the other involves using a mirrored disk.
(Promotional moment: attend my workshop in the Boston area on April 6
for hands-on training on backup - it's free but you have to RSVP!)

There are many options for archival, as discussed in this thread.

-- Bhaskar
</pre>

<pre>
>Thanks for your suggestions below. The one issue
> about scp'ing the data, though, is that I would have
> to have an "scp server" running on the windows box. I
> don't know how to set that up. I have downloaded a
> program for windows, pscp that can pull the data from
> the linux box when run on the windows box. It would
> be nice to be able to push it though.
> --Kevin

Cygwin will give you the sshd part-

http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html

and this might be a good solution to limit access to scp for your
scripts -

http://www.devguy.com/fp/scp/

--Ismet
</pre>

<pre>
> My impression is that K3B is very smart, much smarter than I am,
thank goodness! But, you generally need to start K3b as root if you want
to consistently have joy in Mudville!
> -- Nancy Anthracite

So true, it takes some tweaking to get permissions just right for a
mere mortal user to record CD's. Let us not forget that the GUI tools are
merely front ends for the command line tools from cd/DVD record tools.

http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
http://cdrecord.berlios.de/old/private/cdrecord.html

A system administrator has much more flexibility with command line
tools when it comes to automating tasks.

> On Tuesday 22 March 2005 09:13 am, Bhaskar, KS wrote:
> Most likely, a DVD connected via a USB port will show up as a SCSI
> device, with a name like /dev/sda or /dev/sdb. However, to burn a
> CD/DVD, you don't mount it (there is no file system to mount on a
blank disk).
> --Bhaskar

It depends on the linux distribution but most newer distributions
recognize USB CD drives as SCSI devices, they are labeled as /dev/scd0

I worked with a Latitude laptop this weekend and installed Debian Sarge
and Fedora Core 3, both distros recognized the attached USB CD/RW as
/dev/scd0.

Your USB mass storage devices, jump drives, cameras, etc. will show up
as /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, etc.

> Generally, if you power up the USB drive first, then boot the PC,
k3b
> will find and recognize the drive. Also, as root, you can execute
> "cdrecord --scanbus" to find the "SCSI" drive number for your CD
drive.

Most newer Linux distributions automatically recognize USB devices and
make them available on boot. Again, it depends on your Linux distro as to
how much work will be involved.

> Mark and/or Crawford may want to correct me here, or expand on the
> explanation, because my understanding of how USB is mapped to SCSI,
and
> how CD/DVD-ROM drives are handled on Linunx is shallow.

There is some difference how CD/DVD devices are handled in the version
2.4 Linux kernel and 2.6 version, especially USB devices. 2.4 kernel has a
SCSI emulation layer that was rather clunky, ide_scsi which allowed IDE
devices to emulate SCSI devices, Linus didn't consider the interface elegant so it
was reworked in 2.6. There are some hard feelings on both sides between
Linux and the author of cdrecord. Too technical for my ears.
-- Mark Street, RHCE
</pre>

<pre>
Tape Backup *may* be considered old school,
but there's a reason why it's still popular.

I recommend to my clients that they spend the
extra dollars up front on a real server, because
then the majors will install a SCSI card and
a DAT tape drive for doing backups.

SCSI, because every DAT drive is going to plug into
it, and there are ZERO emulation issue.

DAT rather than Travan, because of the media costs.

A DAT tape is 5 bucks, a Travan is 50. With DAT tapes,
you can have NERDVANA:

Two full weeks of backups ( Mon1 - Thu1 & Mon2 - Thu2 )
A MONTH of Friday backups ( FriA - FriD )
and a perpetual archive of month ends

by just pulling the tape on the first,
and replacing it with a blank...

The Auditors will LOVE you for that...

And even though I'm an open source advocate,
I recommend a commercial product for doing
the automated nightly backups. When a
harddrive dies, *I* don't want to be trying
to figure out the easiest way to do a full
metal restore onto a differently sized harddisk.

24 hour support on you backup/restore product
is a very good thing.

mikelieman@gmail.com
Client Services of New York, L.L.C.

</pre>

Begin Configuration of Vista

2005-07-23T00:52:52Z

Mikelieman: added some section headings

Vista Configuration on Linux running GT.M '''Mark Street''' Emulated from Nancy Anthracite's Vista Configuration HOWTO on hardahats.org

The '''BOLD''' entries represent user supplied input during the configuration process. 
VistA's output is supplied in this guide so the user can follow along step by step as the configuration proceeds.

 As a general rule user input is placed after the double slash at the VistA prompt.

Ex. Should I continue anyway? N//

no would be the default

If you would like to change the default value you must supply a Y or YES after the //.

Since this is a very long document I have created shorter documents that you can follow in order to a conclusion if you wish.

#[[Setting Mumps Routines]]
#[[Configuring A Domain]]
#[[Configuring An Institution and Facility]]
#[[Configuring An Administrator User]]
#[[Configuring Administration Menus and Devices]]
#[[Configuring Taskman, Mailman and RPC Broker]]
#[[Configuring CPRS Keys and Tabs]]

== Let's begin configuration of VistA. ==

From the vista user's login prompt type the gtm command.

[vista@localhost]$ gtm
 

ZTMGRSET - Define the Vista global variables and save the system M routines for your operating system. 

GTM>'''D ^ZTMGRSET'''
 
ZTMGRSET Version 8.0 **34,36,69,94,121,127,136,191,275** 
HELLO! I exist to assist you in correctly initializing the current account. 

THIS MAY NOT BE THE MANAGER UCI. 
I think it is VAH,ROU. Should I continue anyway? N//'''Y''' 
I think you are using GT.M (Unix) 
Which MUMPS system should I install? 
 
1 = VAX DSM(V6), VAX DSM(V7) 
2 = MSM-PC/PLUS, MSM for NT or UNIX 
3 = OpenM for NT, Cache/NT, Cache/VMS 
4 = Datatree, DTM-PC, DT-MAX 
5 = MVX,ISM VAX 
6 = ISM (UNIX, Open VMS) 
7 = GT.M (VMS) 
8 = GT.M (Unix) 
System: 8//'''8''' 
 
I will now rename a group of routines specific to your operating system.
Routine: ZOSVGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV 
Routine: ZTBKCGUX Missing 
Routine: ZIS4GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZIS4 
Routine: ZISFGUX Missing 
Routine: ZISHGUX Loaded, Saved as %ZISH 
Routine: XUCIGTM Loaded, Saved as %XUCI 
Routine: ZISETGUX Missing 
Routine: ZOSV2GTM Loaded, Saved as %ZOSV2 
Routine: ZISTCPS Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCPS 
 
NAME OF MANAGER'S UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The value of PRODUCTION will be used in the GETENV api. 
PRODUCTION (SIGN-ON) UCI,VOLUME SET: VAH,ROU// 
The VOLUME name must match the one in PRODUCTION. 
NAME OF VOLUME SET: ROU// 
The temp directory for the system: '/tmp/'// 
^%ZOSF setup 
 
 
Now to load routines common to all systems. 
Routine: ZTLOAD Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD 
Routine: ZTLOAD1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD1 
Routine: ZTLOAD2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD2 
Routine: ZTLOAD3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD3 
Routine: ZTLOAD4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD4 
Routine: ZTLOAD5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD5 
Routine: ZTLOAD6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD6 
Routine: ZTLOAD7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTLOAD7 
Routine: ZTM Loaded, Saved as %ZTM 
Routine: ZTM0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM0 
Routine: ZTM1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM1 
Routine: ZTM2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM2 
Routine: ZTM3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM3 
Routine: ZTM4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM4 
Routine: ZTM5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM5 
Routine: ZTM6 Loaded, Saved as %ZTM6 
Routine: ZTMS Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS 
Routine: ZTMS0 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS0 
Routine: ZTMS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS1 
Routine: ZTMS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS2 
Routine: ZTMS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS3 
Routine: ZTMS4 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS4 
Routine: ZTMS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS5 
Routine: ZTMS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZTMS7 
Routine: ZTMSH Loaded, Saved as %ZTMSH 
Routine: ZTER Loaded, Saved as %ZTER 
Routine: ZTER1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTER1 
Routine: ZIS Loaded, Saved as %ZIS 
Routine: ZIS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS1 
Routine: ZIS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS2 
Routine: ZIS3 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS3 
Routine: ZIS5 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS5 
Routine: ZIS6 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS6 
Routine: ZIS7 Loaded, Saved as %ZIS7 
Routine: ZISC Loaded, Saved as %ZISC 
Routine: ZISP Loaded, Saved as %ZISP 
Routine: ZISS Loaded, Saved as %ZISS 
Routine: ZISS1 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS1 
Routine: ZISS2 Loaded, Saved as %ZISS2 
Routine: ZISTCP Loaded, Saved as %ZISTCP 
Routine: ZISUTL Loaded, Saved as %ZISUTL 
Routine: ZTPP Loaded, Saved as %ZTPP 
Routine: ZTP1 Loaded, Saved as %ZTP1 
Routine: ZTPTCH Loaded, Saved as %ZTPTCH 
Routine: ZTRDEL Loaded, Saved as %ZTRDEL 
Routine: ZTMOVE Loaded, Saved as %ZTMOVE 
Want to rename the FileMan routines: No//Y 
Routine: DIDT Loaded, Saved as %DT 
Routine: DIDTC Loaded, Saved as %DTC 
Routine: DIRCR Loaded, Saved as %RCR 
Setting ^%ZIS('C') 

Now, I will check your % globals...........
ALL DONE 
GTM> 

== Initialize FileMan to set the site name and number. ==

 
GTM>D ^DINIT 
 
Give the site a site name and 4 digit site number. 
You can run D ^DINIT again to see if you changes were successful and choose GT.M when offered a choice of MUMPS system you are using. 
 
GTM>'''D ^DINIT''' 
 

VA FileMan V.22.0 

Initialize VA FileMan now? NO//'''YES''' 

SITE NAME: OSWIZARDS VISTA//'''BONEZ OSWIZARDS VISTA''' 
 
SITE NUMBER: 1234//'''1234'''.......................... 
 
Now loading MUMPS Operating System File.... 
 
Now loading DIALOG and LANGUAGE Files...........................................
............... 
 

TYPE OF MUMPS SYSTEM YOU ARE USING: GT.M(UNIX)// 

Now loading other FileMan files--please wait....................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
.............
..........

The following files have been installed: 
.11 INDEX 
.2 DESTINATION 
.31 KEY 
.4 PRINT TEMPLATE 
.401 SORT TEMPLATE 
.402 INPUT TEMPLATE 
.403 FORM 
.404 BLOCK 
.44 FOREIGN FORMAT 
.46 IMPORT TEMPLATE 
.5 FUNCTION 
.6 DD AUDIT 
.7 MUMPS OPERATING SYSTEM 
.81 DATA TYPE 
.83 COMPILED ROUTINE 
.84 DIALOG 
.85 LANGUAGE 
1 FILE 
1.1 AUDIT 
1.11 ARCHIVAL ACTIVITY 
1.12 FILEGRAM HISTORY 
1.13 FILEGRAM ERROR LOG 
1.2 ALTERNATE EDITOR 
1.521 SQLI_SCHEMA 
1.52101 SQLI_KEY_WORD 
1.5211 SQLI_DATA_TYPE 
1.5212 SQLI_DOMAIN 
1.5213 SQLI_KEY_FORMAT 
1.5214 SQLI_OUTPUT_FORMAT 
1.5215 SQLI_TABLE 
1.5216 SQLI_TABLE_ELEMENT 
1.5217 SQLI_COLUMN 
1.5218 SQLI_PRIMARY_KEY 
1.5219 SQLI_FOREIGN_KEY 
1.52191 SQLI_ERROR_TEXT 
1.52192 SQLI_ERROR_LOG 

Re-indexing entries in the DIALOG file..................... 

Compiling all forms ... 

DICATT (#.001) 
DIPTED (#.1001) 
DIKC EDIT (#.1101) 
DIKC EDIT UI (#.1102) 
DIKK EDIT (#.3101) 
DIBTED (#.40001) 
DIETED (#.40101) 
DIEDIT (#.40201) 
DDGF BLOCK EDIT (#.40301) 
DDGF PAGE ADD (#.40302) 
DDGF PAGE EDIT (#.40303) 
DDGF PAGE SELECT (#.40304) 
DDGF FORM EDIT (#.40305) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK EDIT (#.40306) 
DDGF FIELD ADD (#.40401) 
DDGF FIELD CAPTION ONLY (#.40402) 
DDGF FIELD DD (#.40403) 
DDGF FIELD FORM ONLY (#.40404) 
DDGF FIELD COMPUTED (#.40405) 
DDGF BLOCK ADD (#.40406) 
DDGF BLOCK DELETE (#.40407) 
DDGF HEADER BLOCK SELECT (#.40408) 
DDXP FF FORM1 (#.441) 
DDMP SPECIFY IMPORT (#.461) 
XPD EDIT BUILD (#1) 
XUEDIT CHARACTERISTICS (#2) 
XUEXISTING USER (#3) 
XUDEVICE MT (#4) 
XUDEVICE SDP (#5) 
XUDEVICE SPL (#6) 
XUDEVICE HFS (#7) 
XUDEVICE CHAN (#8) 
XU OPTION SCHEDULE (#9) 
XUSERDEACT (#10) 
XUTM UCI ASSOC (#11) 
XUSITEPARM (#12) 
XUAUDIT (#13) 
XUREACT USER (#14) 
PRSA TD EDIT (#15) 
PRSA OT REQ (#16) 
PRSA TD DISP (#17) 
PRSA TL EDIT (#18) 
PRSA TL DISP (#19) 
PRSA LV REQ (#20) 
PRSA ED REQ (#21) 
PRSA VC POST (#22) 
PRSA PM POST (#23) 
PRSA TD TL (#24) 
PRSA TP POST1 (#25) 
PRSA TE EDIT (#26) 
PRSA FEE POST (#27) 
NURA-I-SERVICE (#28) 
XU-PERSON CLASS (#29) 
XUNEW USER (#30) 
SPNLPFM1 (#31) 
SPNFFRM1 (#32) 
SPNFFRM2 (#33) 
SPNLPFM2 (#34) 
XPD EDIT MP (#35) 
XPD EDIT GP (#36) 
PRCHQ1 (#37) 
PRCHQ2 (#38) 
PRCHQ3 (#39) 
PRCHQ4 (#40) 
PRCHQ5 (#41) 
SPNLP FUN MES (#42) 
SPNLP FIM FM1 (#43) 
SPNLP CHART FM1 (#44) 
SPNLP MS FM1 (#45) 
SPNE ENTER/EDIT SYNONYM (#46) 
LREPI (#47) 
ENPR MS (#48) 
ENPR ALL (#49) 
ENPR PRELIM (#50) 
ENPR AE (#51) 
ENPR CO (#52) 
ENPR CHG (#53) 
ABSV ADD/EDIT MASTER (#54) 
XQEDTOPT (#55) 
XU-INST-EDIT (#56) 
LREPIPROT (#57) 
XUTMKE ADD (#58) 
WV PROC-FORM-1 (#59) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-1 (#60) 
WV PATIENT-FORM-1 (#61) 
WV NOTIF-FORM-2 (#62) 
WV PROC-FORM-2-COLP (#63) 
WV NOTIFPURPOSE-FORM-1 (#64) 
WV SITE PARAMS-FORM-1 (#65) 
WV REFUSED PROCEDURE-ENTRY (#66) 
WV PROC-FORM-LAB (#67) 
XDR RESFILE FORM (#68) 
HL SITE PARAMETERS (#69) 
PSB PRN EFFECTIVENESS (#70) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT (#71) 
PSBO DL (#72) 
PSBO WA (#73) 
PSBO ML (#74) 
PSBO MM (#75) 
PSBO PE (#76) 
PSB MISSING DOSE REQUEST (#77) 
PSBO MH (#78) 
PSBO MV (#79) 
PSB MISSING DOSE FOLLOWUP (#80) 
PSBO BL (#81) 
PSBO MD (#82) 
PSB NEW UD ENTRY (#83) 
PSB NEW IV ENTRY (#84) 
HL7 APP (#85) 
HL7 LOGICAL LINK (#86) 
HL7 INTERFACE (#87) 
SPNLP ASIA MES (#88) 
PSB MED LOG EDIT IV (#89) 
SPNLP FAM FM1 (#90) 
SPNLP DIENER FM1 (#91) 
SPNLP DUSOI FM1 (#92) 
XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE (#93) 
XUSSPKI (#94) 
INSTITUTION EDIT (#95) 
PRSA LD POST (#96) 
XUDEVICE LPD (#97) 
XUDEVICE TRM (#98) 
KMPD PARAMETERS EDIT (#99) 
LREPI9 (#100) 
BPS EOB TO BATCH (#101) 
BPS BPSOSPW (#102) 
BPS INPUT 1 (#103) 
 
 
INITIALIZATION COMPLETED IN 13 SECONDS. 

-------------------------

== Determine the "BOX:VOLUME pair" for the machine. ==

 

GTM>'''D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y''' 
VAH^ROU^bonez^ROU:bonez 
GTM> 
 
The BOX:VOLUME pair for this machine is ROU:bonez 
 
UCI^VOL^NODE^BOX:VOLUME 
 
UCI = VAH 
VOL = ROU 
NODE = bonez 
BOX = ROU 
VOLUME = bonez 

-------------------------

== Create the domain. ==

From the GTM prompt, start VA FileMan by typing "D Q^DI".
At the Select OPTION: prompt. Type "1". (You can see why you typed 1 if you type "??" at the option prompt.

That will give you the list of options you can choose from and 1 is ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES.) At INPUT TO WHAT FILE: type "DOMAIN" and accept the ALL// default to EDIT WHICH FIELD. At Select DOMAIN NAME: enter a local domain name. Substitute an appropriate value for VISTA.MYDOMAIN.COM in the example below.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 

VA FileMan 22.0 

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICE//'''DOMAIN''' (18 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''?''' 
Answer with DOMAIN NAME, or TCP/IP POLL FLAG, or SYNONYM 
Do you want the entire 18-Entry DOMAIN List?'''Y''' (Yes) 
Choose from: 
BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
EPHARMACY.VITRIA-EDI.AAC.VA.GO 
FHIE.MED.VA.GOV 
FORUM.VA.GOV 
GOV 
MAIL.CIO.MED.VA.GOV 
MPIDC-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLU.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-CLW.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPC.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPP.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-NPQ.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-PSS.MED.VA.GOV 
Q-SCD.MED.VA.GOV 
TPB-AUSTIN.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.PLATINUM.MED.VA.GOV 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
 
You may enter a new DOMAIN, if you wish 
Answer must be 1-64 characters in length. 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
Are you adding 'BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM' as a new DOMAIN (the 19TH)? No//'''Y'''
(Yes) 
FLAGS:'''^''' 
------------------------------

== Now to complete the DOMAIN set up by Christening the new domain. ==

 
 
Go back to the VISTA> prompt and type "D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR". 

GTM>'''D CHRISTEN^XMUDCHR''' 

* * * * WARNING * * * * 

You are about to change the domain name of this facility 
in the MailMan Site Parameters file. 
 
Currently, this facility is named: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
 
You must be extremely sure before you proceed! 
 
Are you sure you want to change the name of this facility? NO// YES 
Select DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM//'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
 
The domain name for this facility is now: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
PARENT: VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM// 
TIME ZONE: PDT//'''PST''' PACIFIC STANDARD 
 
VISTA.STREETCHIRO.COM has been initialized as your 'parent' domain. 
(Forum is usually the parent domain, unless this is a subordinate domain.) 
 
You may edit the MailMan Site Parameter file to change your parent domain. 
 
We will not initialize your transmission scripts. 

Use the 'Subroutine editor' option under network management menu to add your
site passwords to the MINIENGINE script, and the 'Edit a script' option
to edit any domain scripts that you choose to.
 
GTM> 

--------------------------

== Determine the internal entry of the new domain. ==

Remember this number as it will be used in subsequent steps.

Get back to the Select OPTION: prompt and enter "INQUIRE" or "5" (once again, you can type ?? to see the available options and 5 is INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES) then at the Select DOMAIN NAME: prompt, enter the new domain name you just created. Answer "N" to STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT and at PRINT FIELD: answer "NUMBER". The domain number is "printed" to the screen.
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: 5 INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DOMAIN// 
Select DOMAIN NAME:'''BONEZ''' 
1 BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
2 BONEZ.STREETCHIRO.COM 
CHOOSE 1-2:'''1''' BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 

NUMBER: 22 NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 1 NAME (c): COM LEVEL 2 NAME (c): OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 3 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
LEVEL 4 NAME (c): BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 

Select DOMAIN NAME: 

See, my number for the domain is 22 in this instance. 

-----------------------------
== Adjust system files to new domain ==

From the GTM prompt repoint the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS and RPC BROKER PARAMETERS files to the new domain, go back to the GTM> prompt and enter 'S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=3' and 'S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=3' where 3 is the internal number of the new domain we just created in the previous step.

The domain instance of 22 is used below. I have NO idea what this command mean. I only know that it resets the kernel parameters and RPC broker parameters to my domain defined above.
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XTV(8989.3,1,0),"^")=22''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^XWB(8994.1,1,0),"^")=22''' 

GTM> 

--------------------

Then from the GTM> prompt again start FileMan with "D Q^DI". At Select OPTION: enter "6" (UTILITY FUNCTIONS) then select RE-INDEX FILE. At MODIFY WHAT FILE, enter "KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS". Then do the same for the RPC BROKER PARAMETERS file. See example below for the rest of the dialogue.

GTM>'''D Q^DI''' 
 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
 
Select OPTION: UTILITY FUNCTIONS 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// 
 
THERE ARE 13 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// '''NO''' (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 13 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, LET ME THINK ABOUT THAT A MOMENT... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'................ 
 

Select UTILITY OPTION: 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: RE-INDEX FILE 
 
MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
 
THERE ARE 5 INDICES WITHIN THIS FILE 
DO YOU WISH TO RE-CROSS-REFERENCE ONE PARTICULAR INDEX? No// (No) 
OK, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO KILL OFF THE EXISTING 5 INDICES? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
DO YOU THEN WANT TO 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCE'? Yes// (Yes) 
...SORRY, THIS MAY TAKE A FEW MOMENTS... 
FILE WILL NOW BE 'RE-CROSS-REFERENCED'...... 
 
 
Select UTILITY OPTION: 

-------------------------

Check the VOLUME SET File. The VOLUME SET File should not need any changes.
At Select OPTION: enter "1" for EDIT OR ENTER FILE ENTRIES.
The choice should be INPUT TO WHAT FILE: SOME OTHER CHOICE//VOLUME SET
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//
At Select VOLUME SET prompt type "??" to see a list of entries.
When asked which volume set again, type in whatever it is.

Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''VOLUME SET''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''??''' 
ROU
 
 
You may enter a new VOLUME SET, if you wish 
Answer should be the name of a volume set. 
When each cpu can have only one volume set, this is also the cpu name. 
Answer will be used in extended global references to reach this volume. 
 
Select VOLUME SET: '''ROU''' 
VOLUME SET: ROU// 
TYPE: GENERAL PURPOSE VOLUME SET// 
INHIBIT LOGONS?: NO// 
LINK ACCESS?: YES// 
OUT OF SERVICE?: NO// 
REQUIRED VOLUME SET?: NO// 
TASKMAN FILES UCI: ROU// 
TASKMAN FILES VOLUME SET: ROU// 
REPLACEMENT VOLUME SET: 
DAYS TO KEEP OLD TASKS: 4// 
SIGNON/PRODUCTION VOLUME SET: Yes// 
 
 
Select VOLUME SET: 

--------------------------------------------

== Determine proper value for BOX-VOLUME PAIR ==

This step is to get the proper value for the BOX-VOLUME PAIR in the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS File. Edit the TASKMAN SITE PARAMETER File (# 14.7) to update the BOX-VOLUME PAIR. Note that when you enter a "?" at the BOX-VOLUME PAIR prompt, it tells you what the correct value should be.
 
Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: VOLUME SET// TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''?''' 
Answer with TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: 
ROU:bonez 
 
 
You may enter a new TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS, if you wish 
Answer must be 3-30 characters in length. 

The value for the current account is ROU:bonez 
Select TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR: '''ROU:bonez''' 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
RESERVED: '''^''' 
--------------------------

== Update the RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETER File. ==

 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS// '''RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS''' 
(1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 

Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: '''BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM''' 
...OK? Yes// YES (Yes) 
 
DOMAIN NAME: BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM// 
MAIL GROUP FOR ALERTS: 
Select BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
BOX-VOLUME PAIR: ROU:bonez// 
Select PORT: 9200// 
PORT: 9200// 
TYPE OF LISTENER: Original// 
STATUS: STOPPED// 
CONTROLLED BY LISTENER STARTER: NO// 
 
Select RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME: 
-----------------------------

== Setup a System Administrator Account ==

 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: RPC BROKER SITE PARAMETERS// '''NEW PERSON''' 
(11 entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''.01''' NAME 
THEN EDIT FIELD: ACCESS CODE Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N) 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR, SYSTEM''' 
Are you adding 'ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM' as a new NEW PERSON (the 12TH)? No// '''YES''' (Yes) 
Checking SOUNDEX for matches. 
No matches found. 
NEW PERSON INITIAL: '''SA''' 
NEW PERSON MAIL CODE: 
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): '''Y''' 
Enter a new ACCESS CODE <Hidden>: '''********''' 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: '''********''' 
OK, Access code has been changed! 
The VERIFY CODE has been deleted as a security measure. 
The user will have to enter a new one the next time they sign-on. 
 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

------------------------

== Determine System Administrator account number ==

Inquire System Administrator account information and number
 
 
Select OPTION: '''5''' INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES 
 
 

OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// 
Select NEW PERSON NAME: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
ANOTHER ONE: 
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// '''Y''' (Yes) 
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// '''BOTH''' Computed Fields and Record Number 
(IEN) 
 
NUMBER: 10 NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
INITIAL: SA ACCESS CODE: <Hidden> 
DATE ENTERED: MAR 31, 2005 CREATOR: 0 
Entry Last Edit Date: MAR 31, 2005 NAME COMPONENTS: 200 
SIGNATURE BLOCK PRINTED NAME: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 
DATE ACCESS CODE LAST CHANGED (c): MAR 31,2005 
PROVIDER KEY (c): 0 
 

Select NEW PERSON NAME: 

---------------------

== Assign keys to System Administrator Account ==

Now set the System Administrator and assign keys to the account.
 
 
Select OPTION: 
GTM>'''SET DUZ=10''' 
 
GTM>'''S $P(^VA(200,DUZ,0),"^",4)="@"''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: 1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 

Select OPTION NAME: '''XUMAINT''' Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''KEY''' Management 
 
Select Key Management Option: '''ALLOCATION''' of Security Keys 
 
Allocate key: '''XUMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XMMGR''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROGMODE''' 
 
Another key: '''XUPROG''' 
1 XUPROG 
2 XUPROGMODE 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' XUPROG 
 
Another key: 
 
Holder of key: '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
 
Another holder: 
 
You've selected the following keys: 
 
XUPROG XUMGR XUPROGMODE XMMGR 
 
You've selected the following holders: 
 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
You are allocating keys. Do you wish to proceed? YES// '''YES''' 
 
XUPROG being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XUPROGMODE being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
XMMGR being assigned to: 
ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM 
 
Select Key Management Option: 
 
-----------------------------

== Setup VistA Application Software Parameters ==

 
If you are planning to use the VistA applications such as Registration, Scheduling etc. you need to add new Institution to the INSTITUTION File.
 
Go back to the GTM> prompt and "SET XUMF=1" then "D Q^DI". Select Option #1 and edit File #4. Edit the field STATION NUMBER. For Station Number, you must enter the same number as the Site Number when you initialized FileMan. (See Start FileMan and Begin Setting Up Vista section.)
 
GTM>D Q^DI 
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: '''4''' INSTITUTION (67 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''STATION NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new INSTITUTION (the 68TH)? No// YES (Yes) 
STATION NUMBER: 1234 

Select INSTITUTION NAME: 

--------------------
== Add a Medical Center Division. ==

 
 
Select File #40.8 and edit fields FACILITY NUMBER and INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
Enter the Institution STATION NUMBER for FACILITY NUMBER and the name of the Institution in INSTITUTION FILE POINTER. 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: INSTITUTION// '''40.8''' MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION 
(2 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''FACILITY NUMBER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: '''INSTITUTION FILE POINTER''' 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 
 

Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: '''OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER''' 
Are you adding 'OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER' as 
a new MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION (the 3RD)? No// '''Y''' (Yes) 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NUM: 3// 
MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION FACILITY NUMBER: '''1234A''' 
FACILITY NUMBER: 1234A// 
INSTITUTION FILE POINTER: OSWIZARDS MEDICAL CENTER 1234 
 
 
Select MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION NAME: 
 
----------------------------

== Enter additional information for the System Administrator user ==

PRIMARY MENU, VERIFY CODE etc. 
 
From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
OPTION NAME: XUSEREDIT, it will give you two choices, select 1. 
At Select NEW PERSON NAME: ADMINISTRATOR 
 
1. EDIT AN EXISTING USER 
 
Edit an Existing User 
<pre>
NAME: ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM Page 1 of 5
_______________________________________________________________________________
NAME... ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM INITIAL: SA
TITLE: NICK NAME: root
SSN: DOB:
DEGREE: MAIL CODE:
DISUSER: TERMINATION DATE:
Termination Reason:

PRIMARY MENU OPTION: EVE
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART
Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N): FILE MANAGER ACCESS CODE: @
Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N):

Select DIVISION:
SERVICE/SECTION: IRM
_______________________________________________________________________________
*** Press <RET> to edit the component parts of this name. ***

Press <PF1>H for help Insert
</pre>
Multiple questions on the User Characteristic Fields
Multiple signons, etc.

----------------------------

Set Up Menus for the System Manager 
 
EVE is the System Manager menu 
XUCOMMAND is a common menu available to all users. 

Make FileMan, MailMan, and Manage MailMan menus accessible to the System Manager. 

From the GTM prompt, type "D ^XUP". 
At Select OPTION NAME: enter "XUMAINT". 
Then at Select Menu Management, type "EDIT OPTIONS", then pick EVE. 
Select 1 from the list then at NAME: EVE// type "^10". 
At Select ITEM: enter "DIUSER". 
Hit enter until you get to Select ITEM again (you may enter data for the other fields like SYNONYM if you wish). 
At the next Select ITEM: enter "XMMGR". 
 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP'''
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: '''EVE''' ?? 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: '''EVE''' 
1 EVE Systems Manager Menu 
2 EVENT CAPTURE (ECS) EXTRACT AU ECX ECS SOURCE AUDIT Event Capture
(ECS) Extract Audit 
3 EVENT CAPTURE DATA ENTRY ECENTER Event Capture Data Entry 
4 EVENT CAPTURE EXTRACT ECXEC Event Capture Extract 
5 EVENT CAPTURE MANAGEMENT MENU ECMGR Event Capture Management Menu 
Press <RETURN> to see more, '^' to exit this list, OR 
CHOOSE 1-5: '''1''' EVE Systems Manager Menu 
NAME: EVE// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMMGR// '''DIUSER''' VA FileMan 
...OK? Yes// (Yes) 
 
ITEM: DIUSER// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: XMMGR Manage Mailman 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
 
ITEM: XMMGR// 
SYNONYM: 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: SCHLEHUBER,CAMERON// '''ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM''' SA 
HELP FRAME: 
PRIORITY: 
Select TIMES PROHIBITED: 
Select TIME PERIOD: 
RESTRICT DEVICES?: 
Select PERMITTED DEVICE: 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 
 
Select Menu Management Option: 
---------------------

== Add the XMUSER Menu to Mailman Menu. ==

 
 
GTM>D ^XUP 

Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100 
 
Select OPTION NAME: XUMAINT Menu Management 
 
Select Menu Management Option: edit options 
 
Select OPTION to edit: XUCOMMAND SYSTEM COMMAND OPTIONS 
NAME: XUCOMMAND// '''^10''' MENU 
Select ITEM: XMUSER// '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
...OK? Yes// '''YES''' (Yes) 
MM 
ITEM: XMUSER// 
SYNONYM: MM// '''MM''' 
DISPLAY ORDER: 
Select ITEM: 
CREATOR: STREET,MARK H// ^ 
 
Select OPTION to edit: 

----------------------------
To change the default time it takes before users are automatically signed off the system from the default of 300 seconds. This, again, is to give you more time to work as you are learning. Back out to the GTM prompt. At the GTM prompt, Type "D ^ZU". 
 
At ACCESS CODE, type in the code you chose when setting up ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM. 
At VERIFY CODE, hit ENTER. When asked for a new verify code enter and re-enter it. 
 
GTM>D ^ZU 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: ******** 
VERIFY CODE: 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 14:24 
You must change your VERIFY CODE at this time. 
 
Enter a new VERIFY CODE: ******** 
 
Please re-type the new code to show that I have it right: ******** 
 
OK, Verify code has been changed! 
 
WARNING -- TASK MANAGER DOESN'T SEEM TO BE RUNNING!!!! 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: 
------------------------

At Select Systems Manager Menu Option: Type "OPER" 
(short for operations management) and hit enter. 
 
You can see all of the choices available to you if you type "??". 
 
At Select Operations Management Option: Type "KER" 
(short for Kernel Management Menu) and hit enter. 
 
At Select Kernel Management Menu Option: Type "ENT" 
(short for Enter/Edit Kernel Site Parameters) and hit enter. 
 
A similar screen as editing the SYSTEM MANAGER will be displayed. 
Navigate the screen with the TAB key. 
For DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): change it to 3600 
to allow an hour before being automatically signed off 
 

Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''OPER'''ations Management 
 
Select Operations Management Option: '''KER'''nel Management Menu 
 
Select Kernel Management Menu Option: '''ENT'''er/Edit Kernel Site Parameters 
 
<pre>Note: the TaskMan site parameters have been moved out of this file.
Use the Edit TaskMan Parameters option to edit those values.
Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

DEFAULT # OF ATTEMPTS: 5 AGENCY CODE: VA
DEFAULT LOCK-OUT TIME: 600
DEFAULT MULTIPLE SIGN-ON: YES MULTIPLE SIGN-ON LIMIT:
DEFAULT AUTO-MENU: NO DEFAULT AUTO SIGN-ON: Disabled
DEFAULT LANGUAGE:
DEFAULT TYPE-AHEAD: YES
DEFAULT TIMED-READ (SECONDS): 3600 BROKER TIMEOUT: 180

BYPASS DEVICE LOCK-OUT: ASK DEVICE TYPE AT SIGN-ON:
LIFETIME OF VERIFY CODE: 90
DEFAULT INSTITUTION: SOFTWARE SERVICE
AUTO-GENERATE ACCESS CODES:
LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

_______________________________________________________________________________

COMMAND: Press <PF1>H for help Insert

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Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

Vol Set Max Sign-ons Log RT?
ROU 1000
VISTA 256 NO

ROUTINE MONITORING:
Routine Namespace's

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Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

MAX SPOOL LINES PER USER: 9999999
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENTS PER USER:
MAX SPOOL DOCUMENT LIFE-SPAN:

LOG RESOURCE USAGE?:

DEFAULT DIRECTORY FOR HFS:
/tmp/

DNS IP: 192.168.1.3

NEW PERSON IDENTIFIERS:

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Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

OPTION AUDIT: FAILED ACCESS ATTEMPTS:
INITIATE AUDIT: TERMINATE AUDIT:

Option to audit Namespace to audit

User to audit Device to audit

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Kernel Site Parameter edit
DOMAIN:BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM

IRM MAIL GROUP:

AFTER HOURS MAIL GROUP:
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Update the Devices, Start Taskman and Mail a Message
These are basic devices to complete the setup. You can setup other devices, such as printers, later. 

The system already comes with preconfigured devices. 

It is best to leave the VOLUME SET(CPU) field blank. The help text for the field states: "If no name has been entered for this field, this device is assumed to be accessible from all CPUs in the network. In other words, when this device is referenced, the device handler will operate as if this device is resident on the local CPU". 

The SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: field should be set to NO or left blank for output devices and YES if the device is used to log on to the system. 

Use FileMan to edit the CONSOLE, NULL, HFS, and TELNET devices. 
- CONSOLE is the primary logon device. 
- NULL device is used by the Vista RPC Broker 
- HFS is used by the Kernel Installation and Distribution System (KIDS) to install application patches and new applications when they are released. 
- TELNET device to allow remote access. 
 
At the GTM> prompt, type "D Q^DI" to invoke VA Fileman. 
 
At Select OPTION: type "1" (ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES) 
at INPUT TO WHAT FILE:, enter "3.5" 
 
GTM>'''D Q^DI'''
 
VA FileMan 22.0 
 
Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES 
 
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// '''3.5''' DEVICE (41 entries) 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 
 
Select DEVICE NAME: '''CONSOLE''' 
1 CONSOLE CONSOLE |TRM| 
2 CONSOLE GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE Console (GT.M) /dev/tty ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-CONSOLE// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Console (GT.M)// 
Select MNEMONIC: CONSOLE// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/tty// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT100// 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: 
ASK HOST FILE: 
ASK HFS I/O OPERATION: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''TELNET'''
1 TELNET TELNET |TNT| 
2 TELNET GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
CHOOSE 1-2: 2 GTM-UNIX-TELNET TELNET /dev/pts/ ROU 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-TELNET// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: TELNET// 
Select MNEMONIC: TELNET// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/pts/// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: YES// 
TYPE: VIRTUAL TERMINAL// 
SUBTYPE: C-VT320// '''C-VT100''' 
1 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
2 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters in BOLD ! 
CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 video 
ASK DEVICE: YES// 
ASK PARAMETERS: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''HFS''' Host File Server /tmp/tmp.txt ROU 
NAME: HFS// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Host File Server// 
Select MNEMONIC: 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /tmp/tmp.txt// '''/tmp/vista-tmp.txt''' 
VOLUME SET(CPU): ROU// 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: ^ 
 

Select DEVICE NAME: '''NULL''' 
1 NULL NT SYSTEM //./nul 
2 NULL GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
3 NULL-DSM Bit Bucket _NLA0: 
CHOOSE 1-3: '''2''' GTM-UNIX-NULL Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) /dev/null 
NAME: GTM-UNIX-NULL// 
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Bit Bucket (GT.M-Unix) Replace 
Select MNEMONIC: NULL// 
LOCAL SYNONYM: 
$I: /dev/null// 
VOLUME SET(CPU): 
SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO// 
TYPE: TERMINAL// ^ 
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From the GTM prompt 
Enter "D ^ZTMCHK" to check if TaskMan's environment is OK. 
This will display two screens with information on TaskMan's environment. 
 
GTM> '''D ^ZTMCHK''' 
 
Checking Task Manager's Environment. 
 
Checking Taskman's globals... 
^%ZTSCH is defined! 
^%ZTSK is defined! 
^%ZTSK(-1) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.5,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.6,0) is defined! 
^%ZIS(14.7,0) is defined! 
 
Checking the ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman... 
All ^%ZOSF nodes required by Taskman are defined! 
 
Checking the links to the required volume sets... 
There are no volume sets whose links are required! 
 
Checks completed...Taskman's environment is okay! 
 
Press RETURN to continue or '^' to exit: 
 
Here is the information that Taskman has: 
Operating System: GT.M (Unix) 
Volume Set: ROU 
Cpu-volume Pair: ROU:bonez 
TaskMan Files UCI and Volume Set: ROU,ROU 
 
Log Tasks? 
Default Task Priority: 
Submanager Retention Time: 0 
Min Submanager Count: 
Taskman Hang Between New Jobs: 0 
TaskMan running as a type: GENERAL 
 
Logons Inhibited?: N 
Taskman Job Limit: 9999 
Max sign-ons: 1000 
Current number of active jobs: 
 
End of listing. Press RETURN to continue: 
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If TaskMan's environment is OK, start TaskMan. 
Go back to the GTM prompt and type "D ^ZTMB" to start TASKMAN. 
 
You will probably not see any output from this command. 
 
To monitor TaskMan, enter "D ^ZTMON" from the GTM prompt. 
Enter "^" at the UPDATE// prompt to exit the monitor or enter a "?" to see what the other options are. 

GTM> '''D ^ZTMON''' 
 
Checking Taskman. Current $H=59991,54440 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:20) 
RUN NODE=59991,54432 (Apr 01, 2005@15:07:12) 
Taskman is current.. 
Checking the Status List: 
Node weight status time $J 
ROU:bonez RUN T@15:07:12 5933 Main Loop 
 
Checking the Schedule List: 
Taskman has no tasks scheduled. 
 
Checking the IO Lists: 
There are no tasks waiting for devices. 
 
Checking the Job List: 
There are no tasks waiting for partitions. 
For VISTA:NTA there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
For VISTA:NTB there are 0 tasks. Out Of Service 
 
Checking the Task List: 
There are 2 tasks currently running. 
On node ROU:bonez there is 1 free Sub-Manager(s). Status: Run 
 
Enter monitor action: UPDATE//'''^''' 
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Now send a message using Postmaster to your DUZ number. 
 
From the GTM prompt type "S DUZ=.5 then D ^XUP". 
 
You will get the response SETTING UP PROGRAMMER ENVIROMENT
then TERMINAL TYPE SET TO: (your default) and Select OPTION NAME:
 
Respond: "XMUSER".
 
At Select Mailman Menu Option: type "S" (for send). 
At Subject: enter your subject, such as Test, and then hit enter. 
 
You will then be prompted You may enter the text of the message and you will be offered the line number 1> where you can type your message, such as the infamous Hello world. Next will be line 2> and if you are done, just hit enter and at EDIT Option: you can do the same. 
 
At Send mail to: POSTMASTER// enter the initials you used for your DUZ which were probably SM for System Manager. 
 
You will then be told when MailMan was last used, which is probably NEVER. Hit enter at And Send to: and you should receive the message Select Message option: Transmit now// at which you hit enter and will hopefully receive the message Sending [1] Sent. Type "^" to exit. 
 
GTM>'''S DUZ=.5''' 
 
GTM>'''D ^XUP''' 
 
Setting up programmer environment 
This is a TEST account. 
 
Terminal Type set to: '''C-VT100''' 
 
Select OPTION NAME: '''XMUSER''' MailMan Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for POSTMASTER@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 01/18/05@15:11 
You have no new messages. 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: '''S''' Send a Message 
 
Subject: '''TESTING''' 
You may enter the text of the message... 
1>Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
2> 
EDIT Option: 
Send mail to: POSTMASTER// '''SA''' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM IRM 
Last used MailMan: 04/01/05@14:23 
And Send to: MHS STREET,MARK H IRM Last used MailMan: Never 
And Send to: 
 
Select Message option: Transmit now// Sending [1]... 
Sent 
 
Select MailMan Menu Option: 
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Now see if you received your mail. 
 
Log on using "D ^ZU". 
 
At the Systems Manager prompt, type "MAIL". 
Then at the Select MailMan Menu Option: type "NEW" Messages and Responses. Read the mail. 

GTM>'''D ^ZU''' 
 
Volume set: ROU:bonez UCI: VAH Device: /dev/pts/1 
 
ACCESS CODE: '''********''' 
VERIFY CODE: '''********''' 
 
Good afternoon root 
You last signed on today at 15:18 
 
Select Systems Manager Menu Option: '''MAIL'''Man Menu 
 
VA MailMan 8.0 service for ADMINISTRATOR.SYSTEM@BONEZ.OSWIZARDS.COM 
You last used MailMan: 04/01/05@15:19 
You have 1 new messages. 

Select MailMan Menu Option: NEW 
 
Subj: TESTING [#1] 04/01/05@15:13 1 line 
From: POSTMASTER In 'IN' basket. Page 1 
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Hello, this is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System 
 
Enter message action (in IN basket): Ignore// 

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Start and test the RPC Broker. 
The RPC Broker is VistA's Client/Server software and is needed by VistA's GUI client. 
 
Type "D STRT^XWBTCP(port)" at the GTM prompt. 
The system status should now show the broker listener (XWBTCPL) running. 
 
GTM>'''D STRT^XWBTCP(9200)''' 
Start TCP Listener... 
Checking if TCP Listener has started... 
TCP Listener started successfully. 
GTM> 

'''CPRS Key and Tab Assignment'''

Enter D Q^DI at the GTM> prompt and choose 'Option 1' and the NEW PERSON file.

Fields to edit, first choose KEY, then CPRS TAB.

Assign the key ORES for unrestricted ordering as if you were a physician.
(See page 21 in the CPRS Setup Guide for other keys.)

Under CPRS TAB, type ?? and you will see two choices, RPT and COR.
Enter RPT first, then complete COR.

GTM>D Q^DI

VA FileMan 22.0

Select OPTION: '''1''' ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES

INPUT TO WHAT FILE: DEVICES// '''NEW PERSON'''

EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// '''KEYS'''

1 KEYS (multiple)
2 KEYSTROKES FROM LM WP

CHOOSE 1-2: '''1''' KEYS (multiple)

EDIT WHICH KEYS SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''CPRS TAB''' (multiple)

EDIT WHICH CPRS TAB SUB-FIELD: ALL// (Hit enter here)

THEN EDIT FIELD: '''RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION'''

THEN EDIT FIELD: (Hit enter here)

Select NEW PERSON NAME: ''SA'' ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM

Select KEY: // '''ORES'''

...OK? Yes// (Yes)

KEY: ORES//

REVIEW DATE:

Select KEY: (Hit enter here)

Select CPRS TAB: // '''RPT'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

CPRS TAB: RPT// '''COR''' - the CPRS GUI "core" tabs.

Are you adding 'RPT' as a new CPRS TAB (the 2ND for this NEW PERSON)? No// '''Y'''

EFFECTIVE DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2005'''

EXPIRATION DATE:// '''APRIL 1,2020'''

Select CPRS TAB: (Hit enter here)

RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION:// '''NO'''

Select NEW PERSON NAME:(Hit enter here)

Select OPTION:(Hit enter here)

GTM>
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A quick overview of starting and stopping TaskMan, HL Filer Monitor and RPC Broker Listener components is in order.

1. To start TaskMan;

GTM>D ^ZTMB
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2. To start Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment

Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: START BACKGROUND FILER XMMGR-START-BACKGROUND-FILER START background filer

START background filer

<< Background Filers will start soon. >>
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3. To start HL Filer Monitor

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:Q</pre>
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4. Start the RPC Broker Listener, pick a port you want to run the listener on. ex. 9210

GTM>D STRT^XWBTCP(9210)
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5. To Stop RPC Broker Listener.

GTM>D STOP^XWBTCP(9210)
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6. To stop Mailman Background Filers

GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Access Code:

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: STOP BACKGROUND FILER
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7. To stop HL FILER MONITOR run the exact same command as above and pick the proper selection from the menu at the bottom of the monitor.

<pre>GTM>D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

Select OPTION NAME: HL FILER MONITOR

Task Number of Asked
Incoming Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No incoming filers are running **

Task Number of Asked
Outgoing Filer To Stop Last Known Date/Time Time Difference
** No outgoing filers are running **

(+I) Start incoming filer (-I) Stop incoming filer (*I) Delete incoming filer
(+O) Start outgoing filer (-O) Stop outgoing filer (*O) Delete outgoing filer
(N) Next 4 lines in list (B) Back 4 lines in list (Q) Quit
Type selection:-I</pre>
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8. To stop TaskMan

GTM>D STOP^ZTMKU

Are you sure you want to stop TaskMan? NO//Y

Shutting down TaskMan

Should active submanagers shut down after finishing their current tasks? NO//Y

Okay!
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9. Rundown the database, from the vista user's shell prompt you can choose the alias or you can run the mupip command

vista$ rundown

or

mupip rundown -r "*"
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