HSMS

With HSMS, you can save, archive and restore files located on remote, networked computers. The file system to be processed may be either the local BS2000-UFS or a remote UNIX file system that the BS2000 system administrator must mount on the HSMS directory of the local BS2000-UFS. The HSMS directory is on the level immediately beneath the root directory “/”, which exists in every UNIX file system and acts as the point of entry.

Figure 20: Remote UNIX file systems in relation to the /HSMS directory

The following HSMS statements are available to HSMS administrators and - with certain restrictions - to nonprivileged users for processing files belonging to a UNIX file system:

• ARCHIVE-NODE-FILES
  Archive node files

• BACKUP-NODE-FILES
  Save node files

• COPY-NODE-SAVE-FILE
  Copy node save files

• MODIFY-NODE-PARAMETERS
  Modify parameters for a node-S0

• RESTORE-NODE-FILES
  Restore node files

• SELECT-NODE-FILES
  Select filenames from a node lists

• SHOW-NODE-PARAMETERS
  Show parameters for node-S0

See the manual "HSMS" [21] for more information.