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Connecting a remote console to a local console
by modem . . . .
Control tasks between users .
Granting or refusing control to a remote
console . . . .
Identifying user in control of a system .
Displaying the remote control panel in
read-only mode .
Requesting and releasing control at the
local console . .
Sending a message to a controlling remote
console . . . .
Requesting control at the remote console
Releasing control at the remote console .
Sending a message to a controlling local
console or remote console
Transferring control between users
Using the Properties page
Customizing the Operations Console window 57
Management of multiple consoles .
Multiple local PC consoles on a network
Multiple remote consoles through dial-up
support connecting to the same local console
directly attached to the system .
Switching from one console type to another
when a console is currently available .
Switching from one console type to another
when the current console is not operational
Takeover or recovery of an Operations
Console connection .
Takeover details .
Recovery details .
Enabling console takeover
Scenarios: Takeover and recovery .
Changing from one console type to another
Changing from a local console directly
attached to a local console on a network
(LAN) . . . . .
Changing the console from a local console
directly attached to a local console on a
network (LAN) in a non-partitioned or
primary partitioned system .
Changing the console from a local console
directly attached to a local console on a
network in a logical partition
Configuring the PC to use the new console
type when changing from a local console
directly attached to a local console on a
network . . .
Changing from a local console on a network
(LAN) to a local console directly attached .
Changing the console from local console on
a network (LAN) to a local console directly
attached for a non-partitioned system or a
primary partition
Changing the console from local console on
a network (LAN) to a local console directly
attached for a logical partition .
Configuring the PC to use the new console
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Changing from a twinaxial console to an
Operations Console .
Changing the console from a twinaxial
console to an Operations Console in a
non-partitioned or primary partitioned
system . . .
Changing the console from a twinaxial
console to an Operations Console in a
logical partition .
Configuring the PC to use the new console
type after changing from a twinaxial
console to an Operations Console .
Changing from an Operations Console to a
twinaxial console
Changing the console from an Operations
Console to a twinaxial console in a
non-partitioned or primary partitioned
system . . .
Changing the console from an Operations
Console to a twinaxial console in a logical
partition . .
Performing optional steps on the PC when
changing from an Operations Console to a
twinaxial console
Managing your local console on a network .
Considerations for changing the service tools
device ID passwords .
Changing the service tools device ID
password on the PC and system .
Changing the access password .
Resynchronizing the PC and service tools
device ID password
Resetting the service tools device ID
password on the system .
Resetting the service tools device ID
password on the PC
Creating service tools device IDs on the
system . . . .
Configuring a service host name (interface
name) . . . .
Deallocating or moving the LAN adapter card
from use by Operations Console .
Changing network values for Operations
Console (LAN) .
Completing the PC changes .
Common tasks . .
Changing keyboard definitions .
Starting the system using a manual IPL .
Activating the asynchronous communications
line on the system .
Deactivating the asynchronous
communications line on the system .
Using the console service functions (65+21) .
Using the OPSCONSOLE macro .
Using service tools device IDs in system
service tools . .
Troubleshooting Operations Console connection .
Troubleshooting status message .
Status messages when configuration is
running normally .
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