Document revision date: 30 March 2001

Chapter 12
12	Security Considerations
12.1	Understanding Security Management
12.2	Managing Passwords
12.2.1	Initial Passwords
12.2.2	System Passwords
12.2.3	Primary and Secondary Passwords
12.2.4	Enforcing Minimum Password Standards
12.2.5	Guidelines for Protecting Passwords
12.2.6	Password History
12.3	Using Intrusion Detection Mechanisms
12.4	Understanding Ways to Protect Objects
12.4.1	Interpreting a User Identification Code
12.4.2	Understanding Protection Codes
12.5	Creating Intra-Cluster Communications Security Objects
12.6	Creating Access Control Lists
12.6.1	Kinds of Entries in an ACL
12.6.2	Types of Identifiers
12.7	Assigning ACLs
12.8	Using the ACL Editor
12.8.1	Adding an Identifier ACE
12.8.2	Setting a Default Protection Code
12.8.3	Generating Security Alarms and Audits
12.9	Auditing Security-Relevant Events
12.9.1	Enabling Classes of Security Alarms
12.10	Analyzing Audit Log Files
Chapter 13
13	Managing the Queue Manager and Queue Database
13.1	Understanding the Queue Manager
13.2	Understanding the Queue Database
13.3	Specifying the Location of the Queue Database
13.3.1	Specifying the Location of the Queue Master File
13.3.2	Specifying the Location of Queue and Journal Files
13.4	Displaying Information About Queue Managers
13.5	Starting the Queue Manager and Creating a Queue Database
13.6	Customizing Queue Manager Failover
13.7	Stopping and Restarting the Queue Manager
13.7.1	Stopping the Queue Manager
13.7.2	Restarting the Queue Manager
13.8	Using Multiple Queue Managers
13.8.1	Understanding Multiple Queue Managers
13.8.2	Creating Additional Queue Managers
13.8.2.1	Creating and Moving Queues with Multiple Queue Managers
13.8.2.2	Maintaining Queue Managers
13.9	Saving and Restoring the Queue Database
13.9.1	Saving Queue Database Files
13.9.2	Restoring Queue Database Files
13.10	Maximizing Queuing System Performance
13.11	Solving Queue Manager Problems
13.11.1	Avoiding Common Problems: A Troubleshooting Checklist
13.11.2	If the Queue Manager Does Not Start
13.11.2.1	Investigating the Problem
13.11.2.2	Cause
13.11.2.3	Correcting the Problem
13.11.3	If the Queuing System Stops or the Queue Manager Does Not Run on Specific Nodes
13.11.3.1	Investigating the Problem
13.11.3.2	Cause
13.11.3.3	Correcting the Problem
13.11.4	If the Queue Manager Becomes Unavailable
13.11.4.1	Investigating the Problem
13.11.4.2	Cause
13.11.4.3	Correcting the Problem
13.11.5	If the Queuing System Does Not Work on a Specific OpenVMS Cluster Node
13.11.5.1	Investigating the Problem
13.11.5.2	Cause
13.11.5.3	Correcting the Problem
13.11.6	If You See Inconsistent Queuing Behavior on Different OpenVMS Cluster Nodes
13.11.6.1	Investigating the Problem
13.11.6.2	Cause
13.11.6.3	Correcting the Problem
13.12	Reporting a Queuing System Problem to Compaq
Chapter 14
14	Setting Up and Maintaining Queues
14.1	Understanding Queuing
14.1.1	Managing Queues on Small Systems
14.1.2	Understanding Classes and Types of Queues
14.1.2.1	Execution Queues
14.1.2.2	Generic Queues
14.1.3	Understanding Autostart Queues
14.2	Designing Queue Environments
14.2.1	Designing a Batch Queue Environment
14.2.1.1	Using a Simple Batch Queue Configuration
14.2.1.2	Using Specialized Batch Queues
14.2.1.3	Using Generic Batch Queues in an OpenVMS Cluster Environment
14.2.2	Designing an Output Queue Environment
14.2.2.1	Using a Simple Output Queue Configuration
14.2.2.2	Mixing Printers
14.2.2.3	Printing PostScript Files
14.2.2.4	Using LAT Printers
14.2.2.5	Using Generic Output Queues
14.2.2.6	Using OpenVMS Cluster Queues
14.2.2.7	Spooling Printers
14.2.2.8	Distributing Printing
14.3	Planning Your Queue Setup
14.3.1	Setting Up Output Devices
14.4	Creating and Starting Queues
14.4.1	Creating and Starting Autostart Execution Queues
14.4.1.1	Creating an Autostart Queue
14.4.1.2	Activating an Autostart Queue
14.4.1.3	Enabling an Autostart Queue
14.4.1.4	Adding Commands to Your Startup Procedure
14.4.2	Creating and Starting Nonautostart Execution Queues
14.4.2.1	Creating a Nonautostart Queue
14.4.2.2	Starting a Nonautostart Queue
14.4.3	Creating and Starting Generic Queues
14.4.3.1	Creating a Generic Queue
14.4.3.2	Starting a Generic Queue
14.5	Restarting Execution Queues on Reboot
14.6	Using Queue Options
14.6.1	Controlling Access to Queues
14.6.1.1	Understanding UIC-Based Queue Protection
14.6.1.2	Setting and Showing UIC-Based Queue Protection
14.6.1.3	Understanding ACL-Based Queue Protection
14.6.1.4	Setting and Showing ACL-Based Queue Protection
14.6.1.5	Understanding How Privileges Affect Queues
14.6.2	Using Job Retention Options
14.6.2.1	Setting Job Retention
14.6.2.2	Specifying Timed Job Retention
14.6.2.3	Changing Job Retention
14.6.3	Specifying Queue Characteristics
14.6.3.1	Defining Characteristics
14.6.3.2	Displaying Characteristics Defined on a System
14.6.3.3	Assigning Characteristics to a Queue
14.6.3.4	Displaying Characteristics Assigned to a Queue
14.6.3.5	Canceling Characteristics Assigned to a Queue
14.6.3.6	Deleting Characteristics
14.6.4	Specifying Batch Processing Options
14.6.4.1	Base Process Priority
14.6.4.2	Job Limit
14.6.4.3	Working Set Default, Quota, and Extent
14.6.4.4	CPU Default and Maximum
14.6.4.5	Swapping
14.6.4.6	Options for Memory-Constrained Systems
14.6.4.7	Optimizing Batch Queues for the Sort/Merge Utility
14.6.5	Specifying Job Scheduling Options
14.6.5.1	Setting Job Scheduling Priorities and Limits
14.6.5.2	Changing the Scheduling Priority of a Job
14.6.6	Using Banner Pages
14.6.7	Using and Creating Forms
14.6.7.1	Displaying Forms Defined on a System
14.6.7.2	Displaying the Form Assigned to a Queue
14.6.7.3	Changing the Systemwide Default Form
14.6.7.4	Creating a Customized Form
14.6.7.5	Assigning a Default Form for a Queue
14.6.7.6	Mounting a Form on a Queue
14.6.7.7	Deleting a Form
14.6.7.8	Controlling Line and Page Overflow
14.6.7.9	Suppressing Initial Form Feed
14.6.8	Using Device Control Libraries
14.6.8.1	Understanding the Order of Device Control Module Output
14.6.8.2	Creating a Device Control Library and Inserting Modules
14.6.8.3	Assigning a Library to a Queue
14.6.8.4	Creating Forms for Setup and Page Setup Modules
14.6.8.5	Assigning a Reset Module to a Queue
14.7	Maintaining Queues
14.7.1	Using Queue Management Commands
14.7.1.1	Monitoring Queue Information
14.7.1.2	Modifying a Queue
14.7.1.3	Pausing a Queue
14.7.1.4	Closing a Queue
14.7.1.5	Stopping a Queue
14.7.1.6	Preventing Autostart Queues from Starting
14.7.1.7	Disabling Autostart on a Node
14.7.1.8	Stopping All Queues on a Node
14.7.1.9	Stopping Queues Before Shutting Down a System
14.7.1.10	Assigning a Logical Queue
14.7.1.11	Moving All Jobs from One Queue to Another
14.7.1.12	Deleting a Queue
14.7.2	Managing Jobs in Queues
14.7.2.1	Monitoring Jobs
14.7.2.2	Modifying Job Processing Options
14.7.2.3	Holding and Releasing a Job
14.7.2.4	Requeuing an Executing Job
14.7.2.5	Requeuing a Pending Job
14.7.2.6	Deleting a Job
14.7.2.7	Pausing an Output Queue to Control Print Job Position and Alignment
14.7.2.7.1	Specifying the Position of Print
14.7.2.7.2	Aligning Print Forms
14.8	Solving Queue Problems
14.8.1	Determining the Cause of General Printer Problems
14.8.2	Making Pending Jobs Eligible for Scheduling
14.8.2.1	Fixing Print Jobs That Are Pending Due to Stock Mismatch
14.8.2.2	Fixing Jobs That Are Pending Because of Characteristics Mismatch
14.8.3	Fixing a Stalled Output Queue
14.8.4	Determining Why an Autostart Queue Does Not Start
14.8.5	Solving Problems Deleting a Queue, Form, or Characteristic
14.8.6	Solving Problems Deleting Files
14.8.7	Adding or Deleting a Device Control Library Module
14.8.8	Fixing a Disabled Queue
14.8.9	Reporting Queue Problems to Compaq

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