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Target group
The SKP variants 3970-20 and 3970-29 are connected to the S1xx Business Server via
channel type S.
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor also enables remote operation of the S1xx
Business Server via LAN (including a WAN connection - X.25/ISDN - for routers). In this
case, operation is handled via the SKP operator terminal 3970L-31LG for German-
speaking areas and 3970L-31LI for English-speaking areas. The connection for LAN
operation is to the second LAN controller of the basic unit 3970-2x SKP.
Native operation of BS2000/OSD by way of the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor allows
up to six virtual screens (consoles for SINIX, SVP, $DIALOG).
The VMOP function diskettes (3970V-VM4, - VM8, -VM16) enable operation of the VM2000
monitor system and the guest systems. Here, each console may be allocated specifically to
a particular system, or there can also be central consoles for up to six guest systems each.
In addition, system-specific logging is supported, with the option of setting the archiving
strategy (size and number of logging files) separately for each system.
The VMOP function diskettes also allow system-specific support through the 3925 ATOP.
A streamer can optionally be incorporated in the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor. This
can be used to back up the logging files of the programs KVP, TSB2000 and TELESERVICE
(UNIX).
1.1 Target group
This manual provides all the information you need to operate the hardware of the 3970-2x
Service/Console Processor. It is therefore intended for use by operators and system admin-
istrators.
1.2 Summary of contents
The present Operating Manual deals exclusively with the hardware of the 3970-2x Service/
Console Processor, as required for system operation. Refer to the documentation supplied
for information on peripherals (such as monitors).
The SINIX-2000 V7.5 operating system is described in the "SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0" User
Guide [1].
Operation of the S1xx Business Server, to which the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor
is connected for system operation, is described in the "S1xx Business Server" Operating
Manuals [2]-[5].
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Introduction
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