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HP AlphaServer TS15 Owner's Manual

HP AlphaServer TS15 Owner's Manual (252 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Server | Size: 8.15 MB

Table of Contents

European Union Notice
5
Table of Contents
7
Document Structure
15
How to Use this Guide
15
Intended Audience
15
Preface

15
Chapter 1 System Overview

17
Chapter 2 Operating the System

37
Chapter 3 Booting and Installing an Operating System

65
- Setting Boot Options
  66
- Auto_Action
  67
- Bootdef_Dev
  68
- Bootdef_Dev
  69
- Boot_File
  70
- Boot_Osflags
  71
- Table 3-1 Openvms Boot Flag Settings
  72
- Eg*0_Inet_Init, Ei*0_Inet_Init, Ew*0_Inet_Init
  73
  - Ex*_Protocols
    74
- Booting Tru64 UNIX
  75
- Booting Tru64 UNIX over the Network
  77
- Example 3–2 RIS Boot
  77
- Setting up the Watchdog Timer
  79
- Starting a Tru64 UNIX Installation
  80
- Example 3–3 Text-Based Installation Display
  80
- Booting Openvms
  82
- Booting Openvms from the Infoserver
  84
- Example 3–5 Infoserver Boot
  84
- Starting an Openvms Installation
  86
- Example 3–6 Openvms Installation Menu
  86
Chapter 4 Installing and Configuring Options

87
Chapter 5 Using Firmware

125
- SRM Console Overview
  126
- Invoking the SRM Console
  127
- SRM Command Summary
  128
- Table 5-1 Summary of SRM Console Commands
  128
- Table 5-2 Notation Formats for SRM Console Commands
  129
- Table 5-3 Special Characters for SRM Console
  130
- Getting Help
  132
- Example 5–1 Help (or Man)
  132
- Displaying the Configuration
  133
- Example 5–2 Show Config
  133
- Table 5-4 How Physical I/O Slots Map to Logical Slots
  135
- Displaying the Bootable Devices
  136
- Example 5–3 Show Device
  136
- Table 5-5 Device Naming Conventions
  136
- Displaying the Memory Configuration
  137
- Example 5–4 Show Memory
  137
- Displaying the Power Status
  138
- Displaying the SRM Console Version
  138
  - Example 5–5 Show Power
    138
  - Example 5–6 Show Version
    138
- Displaying the CPU Status
  139
- Displaying the Palcode Version
  139
  - Example 5–7 Show CPU
    139
  - Example 5–8 Show Pal
    139
- Booting an Operating System
  140
- Example 5-9 Tru64 UNIX Boot (Abbreviated)
  140
- Testing the System
  142
- Example 5-10 Test
  142
- Starting and Stopping CPU
  144
- Halt (or Stop)
  144
- Example 5-11 Halt and Continue
  144
- Updating Firmware
  146
- Example 5-12 Updating Firmware from a CD
  146
- Forcing a System Crash Dump
  148
- Example 5-13 Crash
  148
- Initializing the System
  149
- Example 5-14 Init
  149
- Reading a File
  151
- Example 5-15 more
  151
- Creating a Power-Up Script
  153
- Example 5-16 Editing the Nvram Script
  153
- Example 5-17 Clearing the Nvram Script
  153
- Setting Console Security
  155
- Overview of Secure Mode
  155
- Setting the Console Password
  156
- Example 5-18 Set Password
  156
- Setting the Console to Secure Mode
  157
- Example 5-19 Set Secure
  157
- Turning off Security During a Console Session
  158
- Example 5-20 Login
  158
- Example 5-21 Clearing the Secure Password
  160
- Returning to User Mode
  161
- Example 5-22 Clear Password
  161
- Setting and Viewing Environment Variables
  162
- Example 5-23 Set Envar and Show Envar
  162
- Example 5-24 User-Created Environment Variable
  162
  - Set Envar
    163
  - Show Envar
    163
  - Table 5-6 Environment Variable Summary
    164
  - Com*_Baud
    166
- Console
  167
- Eg*0_Mode, Ei*0_Mode, or Ew*0_Mode
  168
- Kbd_Hardware_Type
  170
- Language
  171
- Os_Type
  172
- Pci_Parity
  173
- Pk*0_Fast
  174
  - Pk*0_Host_Id
    175
- Pk*0_Soft_Term
  176
- Tt_Allow_Login
  178
Chapter 6 Using the Remote Management Console

179
- RMC Overview
  180
- Operating Modes
  182
- Figure 6-1 Data Flow in through Mode
  182
- Bypass Modes
  184
- Figure 6-2 Data Flow in Bypass Mode
  184
- Terminal Setup
  187
- Figure 6-3 Setup for RMC with VT Terminal
  187
- Figure 6-4 Setup for RMC with VGA Monitor
  188
- SRM Environment Variables for COM1
  189
- Entering the RMC
  190
- Using the Command-Line Interface
  192
- Displaying the System Status
  193
- Table 6-1 Status Command Fields
  194
- Displaying the System Environment
  197
- Using Power on and Off, Reset, and Halt Functions
  198
- Configuring Remote Dial-In
  200
- Example 6-1 Dial-In Configuration
  200
- Example 6-2 Unsetting the Password
  203
- Table 6-2 Modem Initialization Commands
  203
- Configuring Dial-Out Alert
  204
- Example 6-3 Dial-Out Alert Configuration
  204
- Table 6-3 Elements of Dial String and Alert String
  207
- RMC Firmware Update and Recovery
  208
- Example 6-4 Loadable Firmware Update Utility
  209
- Resetting the RMC to Factory Defaults
  211
- Figure 6-5 RMC Jumpers (Default Positions)
  213
- RMC Command Reference
  214
- Clear Port
  215
  - Table 6-4 Initialization Commands with MODEMDEF Enabled
    217
  - Power off
    219
  - Set Escape
    222
  - Set Password
    222
- Troubleshooting Tips
  223
- Table 6-5 RMC Troubleshooting
  223
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

225
- Diagnostic Leds on OCP
  226
- Figure 7-1 LED Patterns During Power-Up
  226
- Table 7-1 OCP Switches
  227
- Table 7-2 OCP LED Indications
  227
- Error Beep Codes
  228
- Figure 7-2 Circuit Breaker on Power Supply
  228
- Table 7-3 Error Beep Codes
  228
- Power Problems
  229
- Table 7-4 Troubleshooting Power Problems
  229
- Console-Reported Failures
  230
- Table 7-5 Troubleshooting Console-Reported Failures
  230
- Boot Problems
  231
- Table 7-6 Troubleshooting Boot Problems
  231
- Thermal Problems and Environmental Status
  232
- Operating System Reported Failures
  233
- Table 7-7 Operating System Reported Failures
  233
- Memory Problems
  234
- Example 7-1 Memory Sizing
  234
- Table 7-8 Troubleshooting Memory Problems
  234
- PCI Bus Problems
  235
- SCSI Problems
  236
- Fail-Safe Booter Utility
  237
  - Starting the FSB Automatically
    237
  - Starting the FSB Manually
    238
  - Figure 7-3 FSB Switch "On" Setting
    238
  - Required Firmware
    239
  - Updating Firmware
    239
- Example 7-2 Running LFU
  239
Specifications

241

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