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Manually Setting Up an OSS Environment Table B-2. Completing a Preconfigured Basic OSS Environment (page 1 of 4) Task Subtask Example See Prepare for configuration Log on as the super ID LOGON SUPER.SUPER Guardian User’s Guide Ensure that preconfigured databases are accessible after a node number change FUP INFO $SYS*.*.ZOSSFSET, DETAIL HP strongly discourages changes in node (system) numbers. However, in a few situations, such as during the first startup of a newly delivered system, you must change node numbers. on page 4-12 Add users and specify an alias for each SAFECOM Configure OSS users FUP ALTER ZOSSFSET, ALTFILE (0,ZOSSFS00) FUP ALTER ZOSSFSET, ALTFILE (1,ZOSSFS01) ADD USER USER.ONE, 001,001, PASSWORD Secure1 Managing Users and Groups on page 8-9 ALTER USER USER.ONE, GUARDIAN DEFAULT SECURITY NUNU ALTER USER USER.ONE, GUARDIAN DEFAULT VOLUME $DATA.USER1 ADD ALIAS user1, 001,001, PASSWORD Secure1 ALTER ALIAS user1, GUARDIAN DEFAULT SECURITY NUNU ALTER ALIAS user1, GUARDIAN DEFAULT VOLUME $DATA.USER1 Specify an initial program and an initial (home) directory for each user ALTER ALIAS user1, INITIALPROGRAM /bin/sh ALTER ALIAS user1, INITIALDIRECTORY /home/user1 EXIT Configure the OSS file system Start all processes and filesets Assigning an Initial Working Directory on page 8-13 and Assigning an Initial Program on page 8-17 VOLUME $SYSTEM.ZOSSINS STARTOSS Open System Services Management and Operations Guide— 527191-004 B- 9