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NODE Complex Node ID JTAG-hostname OBP-hostname SSP-hostname Console-port
IMPORTANT
Configuration utilities
ts_config
The variables of the entry are defined as follows:
NODE—Keyword designating a cabinet (node) entry.
Complex—Name to which the node (cabinet) is associated.
In a multi-cabinet complex all the cabinets comprise a single system
(complex) and are managed by a single console (the console on cabinet 0).
Each cabinet, however, has its own console that can report diagnostic
information, and there is still a console configuration entry for each
cabinet. These consoles, however, are not normally accessed.
Node ID—The identification of the V-Class node. This number can be 0,
2, 4, or 6.
Jtag-hostname—Host name used by the SSP to communicate with the
JTAG firmware on the associated node. JTAG IP addresses are
15.99.111.116 through 15.99.111.131.
Obp-hostname—Host name used for OBP communication (not normally
referenced while administering the complex). OBP IP addresses are
15.99.111.166 through 15.99.111.181.
SSP-hostname—Local host name of the private/diagnostic LAN. The
default host name for this interface is tsdart-d.
Console-port—Name of the physical connection to the node RS-232
console port. The port name is linked to a ttylink service entry via the file
/spp/data/consoles.conf.
The get_node_info program extracts information from the nodes.conf
file.
Most SSP configuration is carried out by ts_config. Sometimes
problems are caused by manually editing the files maintained by
ts_config, resulting in it not be able to properly parse the files on its
own.
The ts.install script is designed not to run after initial installation to
prevent inadvertent removal of changes made to the configuration files
by ts_config. It can be forced to run, however, in order to put all the
configuration files back to factory defaults. To rerun ts.install,
execute the following command:
/spp/scripts/inst/ts.install
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