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Export entries are specified in the following form:
directory client_ip
Table 5 - EXPORTS.DAT File Parameters
Parameter Meaning
directory Directory structure(s) to be exported. Must be a fully specified, valid directory on the BCU/CAL
system disk (volume 1.2). Note that directories are case-sensitive.
Specifying the BCU/CAL root directory (1.2/) indicates that the entire volume may be mounted
by the host specified by client_ip.
client_ip
Internet address of the NFS client permitted to mount directory, specified in dotted-decimal
notation. If no address is specified, it indicates that any client may mount the directory.
The examples below show several valid export entries in the EXPORTS.DAT file:
#######################################################################
# In the following example, hosts `fallwell and `hagee may NFS mount
# the entire BCU/CAL system disk (volume 1.2).
# Host `robertson may only mount the BCU/CAL cdr directory.
# Any host may mount the log directory.
#######################################################################
1.2/ 147.117.37.245 # host name - fallwell
1.2/ 147.117.37.248 # host name - hagee
1.2/cdr 147.117.37.249 # host name - robertson
1.2/log # any client may mount
4.2.1.1.4. CAL.DAT Configuration File
The CAL.DAT is a mandatory file for execution of the CAL software feature. It defines the interface parameters between
the BCU/CAL and the System Manager. The template file defines 32 example sites, which are commented out (i.e., preceded
with a # character) and thus have no effect when the file is processed. Entries must be provided for each site interface the
CAL will be supporting. The information contained in the CAL.DAT file must also be used to properly configure the Emulex
Terminal Server(s). Terminal server configuration is discussed in detail in a separate section of this document.
EDACS System Manager site entries are specified in the following form:
SITE.ss.PASSWD system_manager_password
SITE.ss.IP terminal_server_ip
SITE.ss.PORT tcp_port_number
where ss designates the associated site number, ranging from 01 to 32 (inclusive). The site number in CAL should
correspond to the site number of the System Manager port to which it will be connected.
A log file (1.2/log/cal_ini.log) is generated on each system boot. This log summarizes the processing of this file,
indicating which sites are supported, the values assigned as PASSWD, IP, and PORT for each site, and any errors
encountered in processing CAL.DAT.