1 – dns
1.1 – server
Creates a new namespace, assigns it the specified nickname, creates a clearinghouse, and places the master replica of the root directory in that clearinghouse. You can also enter this command through the NCL interface. INITIALIZE [NODE node-id] DNS SERVER NICKNAME namespace-nickname, OWNER name, ROOT CLEARINGHOUSE clearinghouse-name Arguments node-id The name of the node. If you do not specify a node name, the local node is assumed. namespace-nickname The nickname of the namespace. name The simple name of a user or account to be given initial access to the entities created with this command. Based on the name you supply, the software generates ACEs that grant the user or account read, write, delete, test and control access to the first clearinghouse in the namespace and to the root directory. The principal name in the ACEs is derived by attaching the full name of the node where the command originated to the front of the simple name you supply. clearinghouse-name The name of the first clearinghouse in the namespace. Description This command creates a new namespace, assigns it the specified nickname, creates a clearinghouse, and places the master replica of the root directory in that clearinghouse. Initial access to the clearinghouse and root directory is given to the specified user, who can then define an access control policy. You can also enter this command through the NCL interface. NOTE This command should be executed only by the DECnet configuration procedure. This operation can only be performed once in the lifetime of a namespace. PRIVILEGES REQUIRED You must have the NET$MANAGE rights identifier (VMS systems) or superuser privileges (ULTRIX systems).
1.1.1 – example
The following command creates a namespace, assigns it the nickname jns, gives all access rights to the .root account, and creates the clearinghouse .paris_ch, placing the master replica of the root directory in that clearinghouse. dns> initialize dns server nickname jns, owner .root, - _> root clearinghouse .paris_ch