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HP Integrity NonStop NS-series Operation Manual

HP Integrity NonStop NS-series Operation Manual (266 pages)

Hewlett Packard Network Card Operations Guide

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Table of Contents

Operations Guide

3
17. Preventive Maintenance

11
- Manual Information
  15
- New and Changed Information
  15
- What's New in this Manual
  15
- About this Guide
  17
- Who Should Use this Guide
  17
Table of Contents

25
14 Power Failures: Preparation and Recovery

171
- Nonstop Ns-Series Cabinets (Modular Cabinets)
  172
- Nonstop S-Series I/O Enclosures
  172
- System Response to Power Failures
  172
  - External Devices
    172
  - Configure OSM Power Fail Support
    173
- When to Use this Section
  172
- Preparing for Power Failure
  173
  - Set Ride-Through Time
    173
  - Air Conditioning
    173
  - ESS Cabinets
    173
  - Monitor Power Supplies
    174
- Power Failure Recovery
  174
  - Maintain Batteries
    174
  - Monitor Batteries
    174
  - Related Reading
    175
  - Procedure to Recover from a Power Failure
    175
  - Setting System Time
    175
15 Starting and Stopping the System

177
16 Creating Startup and Shutdown Files

201
- Automating System Startup and Shutdown
  202
  - Managed Configuration Services (Mcs)
    202
  - Startup
    202
- Processes that Represent the System Console
  203
  - For more Information
    203
  - Ymiop.#Clci
    203
  - Ymiop.#Cnsl
    203
  - Shutdown
    203
- Example Command Files
  204
  - ZHOME Alternative
    204
  - Zhome
    204
- CIIN File
  205
  - Establishing a CIIN File
    206
  - Modifying a CIIN File
    206
  - If a CIIN File Is Not Specified or Enabled in OSM
    207
  - Example CIIN Files
    208
- Writing Efficient Startup and Shutdown Command Files
  209
  - Command File Syntax
    209
  - Avoid Manual Intervention
    210
  - Use Parallel Processing
    210
- How Process Persistence Affects Configuration and Startup
  211
  - Investigate Product-Specific Techniques
    211
- Tips for Startup Files
  211
- Startup File Examples
  212
  - System Startup File
    212
  - TCP/IP Stack Configuration and Startup File
    214
  - Spooler Warm-Start File
    214
  - TMF Warm-Start File
    214
  - ATP6100 Lines Startup File
    217
  - CP6100 Lines Startup File
    217
  - X.25 Lines Startup File
    217
  - Expand Direct-Connect Line Startup File
    218
  - Expand-Over-IP Line Startup File
    218
  - Printer Line Startup File
    218
- Shutdown File Examples
  219
  - System Shutdown File
    220
  - ATP6100 Lines Shutdown File
    221
  - CP6100 Lines Shutdown File
    221
  - X.25 Lines Shutdown File
    221
  - Direct-Connect Line Shutdown File
    222
  - Expand-Over-IP Line Shutdown File
    222
  - Printer Line Shutdown File
    222
  - Spooler Shutdown File
    223
  - TMF Shutdown File
    223
- Tips for Shutdown Files
  219
- Monitoring Physical Facilities
  225
  - Checking Air Temperature and Humidity
    225
    
    Preventive Maintenance
    225
    
    When to Use this Section
    225
  - Checking Fire-Protection Systems
    226
  - Checking Physical Security
    226
  - Cleaning and Maintaining Printers
    226
  - Maintaining Order and Cleanliness
    226
- Cleaning System Components
  226
  - Cleaning an Enclosure
    226
- Handling and Storing Cartridge Tapes
  227
  - Cleaning Tape Drives
    227
- Disk Compression Program (Dcom)
  232
- Disk Space Analysis Program (Dsap)
  232
- Event Management Service Analyzer (Emsa)
  232
- When to Use this Appendix B-1
  232
- File Utility Program (Fup)
  233
- Nonstop Net/Master
  233
- Nskcom and the Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (Kmsf)
  233
- Osm Package
  233
- Subsystem Control Facility (Scf)
  234
  - Related Reading
    237
- Table C-1. Related Reading for Tools and Utilities
  237
- Overview of Numbering Systems
  244
- Table D-1. Descriptions of Number Systems
  244
- When to Use this Appendix D-1
  244
- Binary to Decimal
  245
- Figure D-2. Octal to Decimal Conversion
  246
  - Octal to Decimal
    246
  - Hexadecimal to Decimal
    247
- Figure D-3. Hexadecimal to Decimal Conversion
  248
- Decimal to Binary
  249
- Decimal to Octal
  250
- Decimal to Hexadecimal
  251
  - Canadian Compliance
    253
  - Fcc Compliance
    253
  - Regulatory Compliance Statements
    253
  - Safety and Compliance
    253
  - European Union Notice
    255
  - Laser Compliance
    255
  - Fuse Replacement
    257
  - Important Safety Information
    257
  - Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
    257
- Figure D-1. Binary to Decimal Conversion
  259
- SCF STATUS TAPE Command
  260
  - Spoolcom B
    264
  - Special Characters
    265

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