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Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order SHUTDOWN-MAX-DELAY Operating System BS2000/OSD z/OS z/VSE Type Optional Optional Optional Default 0 Maximum wait time after issuing ESY shutdown until a smooth stop of running Natural subtasks (in seconds) occurs. This value is considered only if Natural subtasks are running at shutdown time. This value must not be greater than 600 seconds. For more information about Natural subtasks, see Aspects of Running System Automation Tools in Entire System Server on BS2000/OSD in the Section BS2000/OSD Considerations. SMFREC Operating System z/OS Type Optional Default 0 The record type of the SMF record to be written when a user logs off. This record contains the number of I/O operations performed, and the amount of CPU consumed by the user. See also z/OS Accounting in the Section z/OS Considerationss. Possible options: Option type 0 56 Explanation Record type of the SMF record to be written when a user logs off. No SMF records are written. Administration
SMFTIME Operating System z/OS, z/VSE Type Optional Default 2 Value is in minutes. Under z/OS, controls the interval in which SMF records are written. Under z/VSE, controls the interval in which the Dynamic Server Management checks for server nonactivity. SMTP-HOST Operating System z/OS, z/VSE BS2000/OSD Type Optional Optional Default There is no default. There is no default. Maximum Value Length 24 bytes 120 bytes Specifies the host name used as mail gateway. This is a DNS name. SEND-EMAIL view cannot work without specifying a valid value for this startup parameter. Contact your mail administrator to determine this host name. For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client in Common Entire System Server Features in the Entire System Server Administration documentation. SMTP-PORT Operating System z/OS, z/VSE, BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default 25 The SMTP port number used on the mail gateway. SEND-EMAIL view cannot work without specifying a valid value for this startup parameter. Contact your mail administrator to determine this port number. For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client in Common Entire System Server Features in the Entire System Server Administration documentation. Administration Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order 57
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