The following system libraries are required:

SL SCDMUPDATESUPPORT = *SYSTEM/SECURITYCENTERDB/DMUPDATE ON
       <database pack>
SL SECURITYCENTER = *SYSTEM/SECURITYCENTER

These libraries are installed when Security Center initializes the Security Center database. The SCDMUPDATESUPPORT library is required so that the Access Routines can access the database. The user selects the name of the database pack as the first step of database initialization.

The following system libraries are optional:

SL RBACSUPPORT = *SYSTEM/RBACSUPPORT
SL REALMSUPPORT = *SYSTEM/REALMSUPPORT
SL KMAPISUPPORT = *SYSTEM/KMAPI/SUPPORT

REALMSUPPORT must be available to access user realms data. RBACSUPPORT must be available to access role-based access control data. KMAPISUPPORT must be available to enable database encryption. REALMSUPPORT, RBACSUPPORT, and KMAPISUPPORT are installed by the Simple Installation (SI) program when the SECURITYCENTER product is installed.

Following any installation of Security Center, whether manual or through the Simple Installation (SI) program, the library SOCKETROUTER must be terminated and reestablished.

When a new code file has been copied to disk, enter the SL command, even if the SL is already established:

SL SOCKETROUTER = *SYSTEM/SOCKETROUTER ON <family> : 
    TRUSTED, ONEONLY, LINKCLASS = 1 

This ensures that the next run uses the new code file. Failing to enter the SL command means that the old code may run again.

Determine the mix number of *SYSTEM/SOCKETROUTER by typing the following command at the ODT:

AA NAME=SOCKETROUTER=

Using the displayed mix number, type the following command at the ODT:

<mix#> AX SHUTDOWN

Where <mix#> is replaced by the mix number of SOCKETROUTER.

Several seconds may elapse before the program terminates.

If the program appears not to be terminating, callers might be linked to it. Enter the following ODT command:

LIBS NAME=SOCKETROUTER=

This produces a display similar to the following:

--Mix--Frz--Shr--Usr-- 1 FROZEN LIBRARY (ALL) =SOCKETROUTER=--
 43955 Ctrl All   0 SL Job *SYSTEM/SOCKETROUTER

The number in the “Usr” column is the number of linked users. If this is greater than zero, wait for the users to delink; or terminate them manually; or enter <mix>AX SHUTDOWN again. The second SHUTDOWN command causes Socket Router to terminate unconditionally. (An unconditional shutdown might result in a DS of linked programs.)

SYSTEM/SOCKETROUTER restarts automatically when a caller links to it or the system is haltloaded.