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HP 9000 Series 700 Manual

HP 9000 Series 700 Manual (222 pages)

Using the HP DTC Manager/UX

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.52 MB

Table of Contents

Printing History
4
Table of Contents
5
About this Manual
11
Purpose of this Manual
11
Intended Audience
11
Prerequisites
12
Related HP Documentation
12
1 Introduction to DTC Manager/Ux

15
- DTC Overview
  15
- DTC Manager/Ux Overview
  16
- IP Addresses
  20
- Special DTC Terminology
  21
2 Before Installing DTC Manager/Ux

23
- Hardware Requirements
  23
- Software Requirements
  24
- Supported Terminals
  24
3 Installing DTC Manager/Ux

25
4 Using Dtcconﬁg

39
- Configuration Guidelines
  39
- To Start the Dtcconfig Utility
  41
- Using the Dtcconfig Menus
  42
- The Main Menu
  43
- Using the Function Keys
  44
- Using the Editing Keys
  45
- Refreshing the Screen
  45
- Getting Help
  46
- Exiting from Dtcconfig
  46
5 Adding Dtcs

47
6 Modifying Dtcs with Dtcconﬁg

53
7 Conﬁguring a DTC CPU/LAN or LAN Board with Dtcconﬁg

61
8 Conﬁguring DTC Ports with Dtcconﬁg

85
9 Other Commands with Dtcconﬁg

111
- Modifying the Default Parameters
  112
- Deleting a DTC
  116
- Adding a Board to a DTC
  117
- Deleting a Board from a DTC
  117
- Copying and Pasting Configurations
  118
  - What You Can Copy and Paste
    118
  - Copying and Pasting a Board or Port
    120
10 Modifying Conﬁgurations with Dtcmodifyconfs

123
- About Dtcmodifyconfs
  123
- Using Dtcmodifyconfs
  125
  - Copying and Pasting Configurations
    125
  - Exporting/Importing Configurations
    126
  - Controlling DTC Ownership
    127
  - Using the Script Options
    127
  - Modify Parameters Option
    127
  - Command-Line Scripts
    127
  - User-Defined Script Files
    128
- Parameter Definitions
  129
  - CPU/LAN or LAN Parameters
    129
  - SNMP Parameters
    130
  - Port Parameters
    131
- Script Examples
  132
  - Key Points about Scripts
    132
- Other Dtcmodifyconfs Parameter Definitions
  133
  - Controlling Verbosity
    133
  - Logging Options
    133
  - Object Parameters
    133
  - Values Returned by Dtcmodifyconfs or One of Its Synonyms
    135
11 Resetting DTC Conﬁgurations

137
- When to Download the Configuration
  137
- Why Downloading Is Necessary
  138
- Downloading the Configuration
  138
  - Resetting a DTC Board
    139
  - Resetting a DTC Port
    139
12 Conﬁguring DTC Manager for Operation with MC/Serviceguard

141
13 Diagnosing Problems with Dtcdiag, Dtcping and Dtccheckip

149
- About Dtcdiag
  150
- Using Dtcdiag
  153
- Special Commands (Use Only When Instructed by an HP Engineer)
  156
- Other Dtcdiag Parameter Definitions
  158
  - Verbosity Parameter
    158
  - Logging Parameter
    158
  - Object Parameter
    159
  - Values Returned by Dtcdiag or One of Its Synonyms
    160
- About Dtcping
  161
  - Dtcping Syntax
    161
  - Parameter Descriptions
    161
  - Values Returned by Dtcping
    162
- About Dtccheckip
  163
14 Listing Conﬁgurations and Events with Dtclist

165
- Using Dtclist
  166
  - Simple Dtclist Examples
    166
  - Parameter Definitions
    167
  - Values Returned by Dtclist
    170
- Event Log Examples
  171
  - Event # 1
    171
  - Event # 2
    172
  - Event # 3
    172
  - Event # 4
    173
15 Troubleshooting Conﬁguration Problems

175
- Troubleshooting Overview
  175
- Checking the Result of the DTC Self-Test
  177
- Checking the DTC Download
  178
- Checking the Log Files
  179
- Checking that the DTC Management Daemons Are Running
  180
  - Download Problems
    180
  - Solving Dtcconfig, Dtcping and Dtcdiag Problems
    180
- Checking that the Internet Services Software Is Operational
  180
- DTC Terminal User Commands
  
  181
  - DTC Terminal User Interface Parameters
    181
  - DTC User Interface Commands
    182
    
    Examples of DTC User Interface Commands
    184
- DTC Manager/Ux File System
  
  187
  - HP-UX 10.X File System
    187
    
    File Listing (by Directory)
    187
    
    Files Maintained During Runtime
    190
    
    Alphabetical File Listing (HP-UX 10.X)
    191
  - HP-UX 9.X File System
    194
    
    File Listing (by Directory)
    194
    
    Files Maintained During Runtime
    196
    
    Alphabetical File Listing (HP-UX 9.X)
    197
- Error Messages
  
  201
- Glossary
  
  203

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HP 9000 Series 700 Owner's Manual

HP 9000 Series 700 Owner's Manual (156 pages)

VXIbus

Brand: HP | Category: Controller | Size: 0.94 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
11
Product Description
15
Chapter Contents
15
The HP 9000 Model V743 Embedded VXI Controller
16
Features
16
Memory con Gurations
17
Interfaces
18
Graphics
19
Operating System
20
Finding Information about Your System
21
Chapter Contents
21
Manuals for System Information
21
Overview
22
Online Sources of Information
24
Getting Started with HP-UX
27
Chapter Contents
27
Before Logging in the First Time
28
System Requirements
29
Turning on the System
32
Con Guring the Controller
35
Logging in and out
37
Logging in
37
Logging out
38
Creating a New User Account
39
Setting or Changing a Password
42
Selecting a New Password
42
Powering down the System
43
Using the Command Line
44
Con Guring for a VXI/MXI System
45
Chapter Contents
45
Overview
45
Examining Your VXI/MXI con Guration
45
Default Values
47
Changing Your VXI/MXI con Guration
48
Changing the VXI Shared Memory
48
Routing VXI TTL Trigger Lines in a VXI/MXI System
51
Routing VXI TTL Trigger Lines in a Multiple Mainframe System
51
Examining the VXI/MXI Boot Process
54
Viewing the Vxibus System con Guration
55
VXI/MXI con Guration Les
55
The Iproc Utility (Initialization and SYSRESET)
57
For more Information
60
Con Guring Graphics
61
Chapter Contents
61
Overview
62
Identifying Graphics Cards
63
Displaying Graphics on a Remote X Host
63
For more Information
63
Con Guring HP-UX for Printers
65
Chapter Contents
65
Preparing for Installation
66
Con Guring HP-UX for a Printer
67
Testing the Printer Installation
69
Dealing with Printer Problems
70
Con Guring HP-UX for a DDS Tape Drive
71
Chapter Contents
71
Finding the Status of Existing SCSI Bus Addresses
71
Con Guring for a Backup DDS Tape Drive
71
Con Guring the Drive on HP-UX
71
Testing Your Installation
77
DDS Tape Drive LED Indicators
78
Maximum Usage of DDS Cassettes
80
In Case of DICulty
80
Backing up and Restoring Software
81
Chapter Contents
81
Backing up Your HP-UX System and Software
82
Creating a Recovery System
82
Backing up Your File Systems
85
Restoring Individual Files
87
Restoring HP-UX Using the Recovery Tape
90
For more Information
92
Dealing with Problems
93
Chapter Contents
93
Interpreting the LED Indicators
94
Managing a Boot Failure
96
Boot Program Initializes Hardware
96
Selecting an Alternate Operating System
97
Recovering from a System Panic
99
Procedures for Recovering from a System Panic
101
Dealing with Network Failures
105
Installing Additional Memory
107
Appendix Contents
107
RAM Upgrade Products
108
Planning for Installation of RAM
109
Determining Existing Memory
109
Installing the RAM Boards
110
Using the Boot Console Handler
117
Appendix Contents
117
The Boot Console Handler
118
Special Tasks
118
Boot Console Information Display
118
Using the Boot Console Handler Interface
119
Booting and Resetting the Vxibus Mainframe
125
Searching for Bootable Media
126
Displaying and Setting Paths
127
Displaying and Setting the Secure Boot Mode
131
Displaying the LAN Station Address
134
Interactive Testing
135
Displaying Firmware Information
137
Glossary
139
Contents
144
Index
151

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