SAS
asks that you not edit sasv9.cfg. Instead, edit
sasv9_usermods.cfg
.
The user modifications file serves the same purpose as
sasv9.cfg
,
because the contents of the .cfg files are hierarchical and inherited.
To edit the file that
was originally copied from the cluster's logical server, on each new
host in your cluster, follow these steps:
-
In the –OBJECTSERVERPARMS
option, change SERVER= to point to the new server.
-
Add the PORT= option
to specify the unique port number for the new server.
-
In the Windows operating
environment, add the PROTOCOL=BRIDGE option.
-
Change the –LOGCONFIGLOC
option to point to the logconfig.xml file on the new server.
-
Change the –SASUSER
option to point to the subdirectory of the same name on the new server.
-
Change the –CONFIG
and –AUTOEXEC search paths. Give thought to the configuration
settings and AUTOEXEC actions that you will share among the servers
in your cluster. Add your settings and actions to the appropriate
level of the search paths.