HP NonStop TMF Programming Manual page 73

Commands and Responses
Tokens in Command Buffer
ZTMF-TKN-AuditTrailId
specifies an audit trail to add to the TMF configuration. This token is required; only
one occurrence is allowed. The following values are valid:
ZTMF-VAL-Mat
ZTMF-VAL-Aux01
ZTMF-VAL-Aux02
. . .
ZTMF-VAL-Aux015
Audit trails must be added to the TMF configuration in sequence, starting with the
master audit trail, then the auxiliary audit trails Aux01, Aux02, and so forth.
ZTMF-TKN-ActiveVolume
specifies the disk volume that holds the audit trail files. This token must occur at
least once; up to 16 occurrences are allowed. You must specify a unique disk
volume for each audit trail.
A volume configured as an active-audit volume cannot be configured as a data
volume. To add more audit volumes to the configuration later, use the ALTER
AUDITTRAIL command.
Volumes of the same size should be used for a specific audit trail. TMF allocates
the same number of files on each volume, and all volumes must be able to hold all
of those files. If a mixture of large and small disks is used for an audit trail, some
portion of the large disks remains unused because this space receives neither the
active audit trail nor the audited files. The unused space, however, could be
configured as overflow space or audit restore space.
ZTMF-TKN-OverflowVolume
specifies the disk volume used as overflow space for the audit trail. This token can
occur from 1 to 16 times. Although this token is optional, it is recommended that
you specify at least one overflow-audit volume. You cannot specify the same
overflow-audit volume twice in the same command. Overflow-audit volumes can be
the same volumes as the active-audit volumes; they can also be data volumes or
any volumes not configured for other TMF purposes.
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Master audit trail
Auxiliary audit trail #1
Auxiliary audit trail #2
Auxiliary audit trail #15
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ADD AUDITTRAIL