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2. On back of the VRC, set power switch for application processor (slot 6) to on.
3. Return to the node that acts as the MPS Manager Workstation. The system automatically
starts a monitoring Alarm Viewer to display startup messages.
4. When you reach the Welcome to MPS Manager prompt, enter your login (user name) and
password.
After you enter your login and password, the Welcome window closes, this initial Alarm
Viewer becomes an icon, and a cmdtool window opens.
Note:
The menu items on this startup Alarm Viewer are inactive. To view alarms after startup,
launch another Alarm Viewer.
5. On the front control panel (FCP), set power switches for each slot containing a TMS to on.
6. Wait for each TMS to boot up. You can use the Alarm Viewer to watch the system load
events. At completion, each MPS generates an MPS UP alarm.
7. Start MPS Manager. (See MPS System Operators Guide.)
Configuration files load all the necessary software. After startup, the MPS is ready for call
processing.

Logon and Logoff

You can logoff a Solaris node by exiting the OpenWindows environment. The MPS network
continues to run with no manual input. You can not change any software processes from a Solaris
node after you log off.
To log off a Solaris node:
1. Close any tools that you are running.
2. Click MENU on the desktop to open the Workspace menu.
3. Select Exit.
4. The system prompts you to confirm your exit. Select Exit.
5. The system exits OpenWindows and displays the Solaris screen prompt. You are still logged
on as a user (or superuser).
• To return to the OpenWindows environment, enter openwin at the command prompt.
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