# PRM configuration file record formats and syntax rules:
#
# The following lines show the syntax for each record type. Explanations
# of the components are given in the record sections below.
#
# GROUP:{PRMID | HIER}:SHARES:[MAX]:
#
# GROUP:PSET:::[CORES]:[CORE_LIST][:PSET_ATTR]
#
# #!PRM_MEM:{PRMID|GROUP}:SHARES:[MAX]:::[[IMPORT]:[EXPORT]:]
#
# #!SHARED_MEM:{PRMID|GROUP}:MEGABYTES
#
# USER::::INITIAL_GROUP[,ALTERNATE_GROUP[, ...]]
#
# APPLICATION::::GROUP[,{ALTERNATE_NAME[, ...]|'REGEXP'}]
#
# VOLUME:{PRMID | GROUP}:SHARES::
#
# #!SCOMP:COMPARTMENT_NAME:{GROUP | (NONE)}
#
# #!UXGRP:UX_GROUP_NAME:{GROUP | (NONE)}
#
# Text-string processing (of items such as GROUP, ALTERNATE_NAME, and so
# forth) is case-sensitive. These strings cannot include spaces, tabs,
# newlines, colons, commas, or the # character.
#
# For more detailed information on this file, see the prmconf(4) man page.
#
########## FSS PRM group record #####################################
#
# GROUP:{PRMID | HIER}:SHARES:[MAX]:
#
# GROUP
#       FSS PRM group name. For proper display by the ps command, use no
#       more than 7 characters in the PRM group name.
#
# PRMID | HIER
#       Parent nodes in a hierarchy use the HIER keyword, while leaf nodes
#       use PRM group ID. PRMIDs must be unique and can range from 1
#       to 255. PRMID 1 (the default group for users not explicitly
#       assigned to a group) is required.
#
# SHARES
#       CPU shares and, if CPU capping is enabled, the capping value.
#       Share amounts can range from 1 to MAXINT. Shares determine the
#       resource allocation proportions for all children of the same parent.
#
# MAX (Optional) (Default is no per-group CPU limit)
#       Specifies a max (upper bound) for CPU consumption. The max value is
#       expressed as a percent, which is an integer value, ranging from the
#       percentage determined by the group's number of CPU shares to 100.
#       There is no requirement that the per-group max values total 100%.
#       This value is superceded by the minimum percent when CPUCAPON mode
#       is enabled.
#
########## Pset PRM group record ####################################
#
# GROUP:PSET:::[CORES]:[CORE_LIST][:PSET_ATTR]
#
# GROUP
#       Pset PRM group name. For proper display by the ps command, use no
#       more than 7 characters in the PRM group name.
#
# PSET
#       The PSET keyword must be specified for Pset PRM group records.
#
# CORES
#       The number of cores allocated to this Pset PRM group. This value
#       may range from 0 to one less than the maximum number of cores on
#       a system. If blank, the value is determined from the number of
#       cores specified in CORE_LIST.
#
# CORE_LIST
#       Comma separated list of specific core ids to include in the
#       Pset PRM group. If this list is empty then the PRM API will
#       automatically choose the cores to include in the Pset PRM group.
#       If CORES is specified, then CORE_LIST must contain zero core
#       entries or the number of entries specified by CORES.
#
# PSET_ATTR
#       This optional field passes per-processor set attributes to HPUX. See
#       psrset(1m) -t option for a complete attribute list.  Currently only
#       the logical CPU (Hyper-Threading) feature is integrated with PRM.
#       LCPU=ON means this pset has Hyper-Threads explicitly enabled.
#       LCPU=OFF means this pset has Hyper-Threads explicitly disabled.
#       Psets with no overriding attribute value mimic the default pset.
#
########## PRM memory record ########################################
#
# #!PRM_MEM:{PRMID|GROUP}:SHARES:[MAX]:::[[IMPORT]:[EXPORT]:]
#
# #!PRM_MEM
#       Indicates the start of a Memory record. The # character does not denote
#       the start of a comment in this case.
#
# PRMID | GROUP
#       PRM group ID or group name that corresponds to an existing PRM group.
#       When specifying parents in a PRM group hierarchy or a PRM PSET group,
#       use their names. If Memory records are used, there must be a one-to-one
#       match between PRMIDs in roup and Memory records.
#
# SHARES
#       Specifies the PRM group's guaranteed proportion of available memory.
#       Shares are integer values ranging from one to MAXINT.
#
# MAX (Optional) (Default is no limit)
#       Specifies a max (upper bound) for memory consumption. The max value is
#       expressed as a percent, which is an integer value, ranging from the
#       percentage determined by the group's number of memory shares to 100.
#       There is no requirement that the max values total 100%. You can not
#       specify values for both the MAX and the IMPORT/EXPORT fields.
#
# IMPORT (Optional) (Default is no import limit)
#       Used for memory isolation of a group.  Leave this field blank to
#       disable the memory isolation feature.  Assign the value 0 to both the
#       IMPORT field and the EXPORT field if you would like to isolate a memory
#       critical group to ensure it does not share memory with other groups.
#       The IMPORT field is supported on HP-UX version 11i and above.
#
# EXPORT (Optional) (Default is no export limit)
#       Used for memory isolation of a group.  Leave this field blank to
#       disable the memory isolation feature.  Assign the value 0 to both the
#       IMPORT field and the EXPORT field if you would like to isolate a memory
#       critical group to ensure it does not share memory with other groups.
#       The OTHERS group may never have EXPORT restricted.
#       The EXPORT field is supported on HP-UX version 11i and above.
#
# When specifying memory records for parents in a PRM group hierarchy, you can
# not specify values for the following fields (MAX, IMPORT, EXPORT).
#
########## PRM Shared Memory record ###################################
#
# #!SHARED_MEM:{PRMID|GROUP}:MEGABYTES
#
# #!SHARED_MEM
#       Indicates the start of a Shared Memory record. The # character
#       does not denote the start of a comment in this case. The Shared
#       Memory control feature is supported on HP-UX 11i v2 Update 2 and
#       later.
#
# PRMID | GROUP
#       PRM group ID or group name that corresponds to an existing PRM
#       Memory Group. PRM groups without a Shared Memory record shall
#       default to the PRM_SYS pool for shared memory allocation. Parent
#       groups in a PRM group hierarchy cannot have Shared Memory records.
#
# MEGABYTES
#       The size of the fixed dedicated shared memory pool in megabytes.
#       Every Memory Record, regardless of type, must be assigned at least
#       one megabyte. The maximum value for MEGABYTES is limited by the
#       available megabyte value reported by prmavail minus the minimum
#       amounts for all other Memory and Shared Memory records.
#       This field must be at least 256 memory pages.
#
########## PRM user record ##########################################
#
# USER::::INITIAL_GROUP[,ALTERNATE_GROUP[, ...]]
#
# USER
#       This is either an individual user's login name, or a + character
#       followed by netgroup name. Login names should be found in
#       /etc/passwd. Netgroup names should be associated with a list of
#       login names in /etc/netgroup. At configuration time, any member of this
#       netgroup without an explicit user record will assume the INITIAL and
#       ALTERNATE groups from this record.
#
# INITIAL_GROUP
#       Name of user's initial PRM group upon login. The placeholder
#       (NONE) may be used to indicate that no default
#       mapping has been created for this user, while allowing the user
#       to be clearly accounted for in the configuration.
#
# ALTERNATE_GROUP (optional)
#       Name of another group in which this user has permission to run.
#       group may be changed from the INITIAL_GROUP to ALTERNATE_GROUP
#       by means of prmrun or prmmove commands.
#
# PRM User records other than root cannot contain the PRMID 0 group PRM_SYS.
#
########## PRM application record ###################################
#
# APPLICATION::::GROUP[,ALTERNATE_NAME[, ...]]
# or
# APPLICATION::::GROUP[,'REGEXP']
#
# APPLICATION
#       Full path of the application, starting with a slash (/).
#       The directory name must be fully qualified, but the file name can
#       include the shell file name wildcard characters *, ?, [, and ].
#       At configuration time, all valid executables matching the expression
#       without explicit application records of their own will assume the
#       GROUP of this record.
#
# GROUP
#       Name of the application's assigned PRM group.
#
# ALTERNATE_NAME (optional)
#       Alternate name the application is assigned when executed.
# REGEXP
#       An Extended Regular Expression as defined in regexp(5).
#       Any process whose command line matches the regular expression
#       and which does not have an application record of its own will
#       assume the GROUP of this record.
#
########## PRM disk record ##########################################
#
# VOLUME:{PRMID | GROUP}:SHARES::
#
# VOLUME
#       Full pathname of the desired logical volume beginning with /dev/v
#
# PRMID | GROUP
#       PRM group ID or PRM group name. If Disk records are used for a volume,
#       there must be a one-to-one match between CPU and Disk records.
#
# SHARES
#       Disk shares. Share amounts can range from 0 to MAXINT.
#       Shares determine the resource allocation proportions for all
#       children of the same parent.
#
########## PRM Compartment record ###################################
#
# #!SCOMP:COMPARTMENT_NAME:{GROUP | (NONE)}
#
# COMPARTMENT_NAME
#       The alphanumeric name of a legal active compartment.
#       It may be between 1 and 256 characters in length.
#       Overrides all other record types for processes in this compartment.
#       There may be at most one such record per compartment.
#
# GROUP | (NONE)
#       Name of the default PRM group for the compartment (if any).
#       When using group hierarchies, you can only assign these records to
#       groups that do not have child groups. The place holder word (NONE)
#       will create no mapping, but allows all compartments to be clearly
#       accounted for in the configuration.
#
########## PRM Unix group record ###################################
#
# #!UXGRP:UNIX_GROUP_NAME:{GROUP | (NONE)}
#
# UNIX_GROUP_NAME
#       The alphanumeric name of a defined Unix group.
#       It may be between 1 and 255 characters in length.
#       There may be at most one such record per Unix group.
#       This record will apply if no other record applies to a
#       given process, including User records which do not specify
#       the OTHERS group.
#
# GROUP | (NONE)
#       Name of the default PRM group for the compartment (if any).
#       When using group hierarchies, you can only assign these records to
#       groups that do not have child groups. The place holder word (NONE)
#       will create no mapping, but allows all Unix groups to be clearly
#       accounted for in the configuration.
#
# PRM Unix group records cannot contain the PRMID 0 group PRM_SYS.
#

########################  DEFINICION  DE LOS GRUPOS y CPU ######################################################
#nombre del grupo:ID del grupo:share:MAX::

OTHERS:1:1::
NUEVOS:2:99::
#############################################################################################################

########################  DEFINICION  DE LA MEMORIA ###########################################################
####!PRM_MEM:{PRMID|GROUP}:SHARES:[MAX]:::[[IMPORT]:[EXPORT]:]######
#Definicion MEM:ID del grupo al que aplica:% de mem disponible: Valor del memory CAP (25)

#!PRM_MEM:1:5::::
#!PRM_MEM:2:99::::

##############################################################################################################

########################  DEFINICION ANCHO DE BANDA DISCO ###################################################

/dev/vg00/:1:1::
/dev/vg00/:2:99::


#############################################################################################################

########################  DEFINICION de APLICACIONES / COMANDOS ################################################
/usr/bin/file::::OTHERS
/usr/bin/dd::::OTHERS


#
# begin prmloadconf generated user records
#
###root::::(PRM_SYS)
root:::: OTHERS
daemon::::(NONE)
bin::::(NONE)
sys::::(NONE)
adm::::(NONE)
uucp::::(NONE)
lp::::(NONE)
nuucp::::(NONE)
hpdb::::(NONE)
nobody::::(NONE)
www::::(NONE)
smbnull::::(NONE)
tftp::::(NONE)
sshd::::(NONE)
iwww::::(NONE)
owww::::(NONE)
hpsmh::::(NONE)
sfmdb::::(NONE)
hduser::::(NONE)
jmc53066::::OTHERS
#
# begin prmloadconf generated unix group records
#
######!UXGRP:root:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:root:OTHERS
#!UXGRP:other:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:bin:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:sys:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:adm:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:daemon:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:mail:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:lp:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:tty:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:nuucp:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:users:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:nogroup:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:smbnull:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:tftp:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:sshd:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:hpsmh:(NONE)
#!UXGRP:hpsmc:(NONE)
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