HP (Hewlett-Packard) 9000 V2500 SCA User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Operator’s Guide

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  • HP 9000 V2500/V2600 SCA Server

    1
    • First Edition

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  • A5845-96001

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    • Customer Order Number: A5845-90001

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    • July 1999

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      • Printed in: USA

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      • Revision History

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      • Notice

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      • Preface xiii

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        • Notational conventions xiv

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        • Safety and regulatory information xvi

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          • Safety in material handling xvi

            3
          • USA radio frequency interference FCC Notice xvi

            3
          • Japanese radio frequency interference VCCI xvii

            3
          • EMI statement (European Union only) xvii

            3
          • Digital apparatus statement (Canada) xvii

            3
          • BCIQ (Taiwan) xvii

            3
          • Acoustics (Germany) xviii

            3
          • IT power system xviii

            3
          • High leakage current xviii

            3
          • Installation conditions (U.S.) xix

            3
          • Fuse cautions xix

            3
        • Associated documents xx

          3
        • Technical assistance xxi

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        • Reader feedback xxii

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      • 1Overview 1

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        • V-Class System Components 2

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          • The Service Support Processor 3

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            • Server Console and Diagnostic Connections 4

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        • V-Class Server Architecture 6

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          • V2500/V2600 Crossbar Interconnection 6

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          • V2500/V2600 Cabinet Components 8

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            • Core Utilities Board 9

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            • Processors 9

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            • Memory 9

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            • Input/Output 12

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          • Multiple-Cabinet Server Connections 15

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        • V2500/V2600 Cabinet Configurations 18

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      • 2Indicators, switches, and displays 21

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        • Operator panel 22

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          • Key switch panel 23

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            • Key switch 23

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            • DC ON LED 23

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            • TOC 24

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          • DVD-ROM drive 24

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            • Disk loading slot 24

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            • Busy indicator 25

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            • Eject button 25

              4
          • Optional DAT drive 25

            4
            • LEDs 25

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            • Eject button 26

              4
        • System Displays 27

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          • LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) 28

            4
            • Node status line 28

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            • Processor status line 28

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            • Message display line 30

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          • Attention light bar 31

            4
            • Environmental errors 32

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      • 3SSP operation 35

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        • SSP and the V-Class system 36

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        • SSP log-on 37

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          • SSP sppuser windows 37

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            • Message window 40

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            • Console window (sppconsole - complex console) 40

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            • Console window (sppconsole - Node X console) 40

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            • Console bar 40

              4
            • ksh shell windows 40

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        • Using the CDE (Common Desktop Environment) Workspace menu 41

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          • CDE Workspace menu 41

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        • Using the console 45

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          • Creating new console windows 45

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          • Starting the console 45

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            • Starting the console from the Workspace menu 46

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            • Starting the console using the sppconsole command 46

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            • Starting the console using ts_config 47

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            • Starting the console using the consolebar 48

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            • Starting the console by logging back on 49

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          • Console commands 49

            4
            • Watching the console 50

              4
            • Assuming control of the console 51

              4
            • Changing a console connection 52

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          • Accessing system logs 52

            4
          • The set_complex command 52

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          • Targeting commands to nodes 53

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        • SSP file system 54

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          • /spp/etc 54

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          • /spp/bin 55

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          • /spp/scripts 55

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          • /spp/data/complex_name 55

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          • /spp/firmware 56

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          • /spp/est 56

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          • /spp/man 56

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          • Device files 57

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        • System log pathnames 58

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      • 4Firmware (OBP and PDC) 59

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        • Boot sequence 60

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        • Boot process output 62

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        • HP mode boot menu 64

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        • Enabling Autoboot 67

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          • Syntax 67

            5
          • Examples 68

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        • HElp command 69

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          • Syntax 69

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          • Examples 69

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      • 5Configuration utilities 71

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        • ts_config 72

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          • Starting ts_config 72

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          • ts_config operation 73

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          • Configuration procedures 75

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            • Upgrade JTAG firmware 75

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            • Configure a Node 77

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            • Configure the scub_ip address 81

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            • Reset the Node 82

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            • Deconfigure a Node 84

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            • Add/Configure the Terminal Mux 84

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            • Remove terminal mux 85

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            • Console sessions 85

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          • V2500/V2600 SCA (multinode) configuration 87

            5
          • V2500/V2600 split SCA configuration 92

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          • ts_config files 95

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        • SSP-to-system communications 97

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          • LAN communications 98

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          • SSP host name and IP addresses 98

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          • Serial communications 99

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        • ccmd 100

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        • xconfig 102

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          • Menu bar 105

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          • Node configuration map 106

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          • Node control panel 107

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        • Configuration utilities 110

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          • autoreset 110

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          • est_config 110

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          • report_cfg 111

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            • Effects of hardware and software deconfiguration 112

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            • report_cfg summary report 112

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            • report_cfg ASIC report 113

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            • report_cfg I/O report 113

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            • report_cfg memory report 114

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            • report_cfg processor report 115

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          • xsecure 115

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      • 6HP-UX Operating System 117

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        • HP-UX on the V2500/V2600 118

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          • Displaying System Information 118

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            • Listing the Server Hardware Configuration 118

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          • Configuring HP-UX for V-Class Servers 120

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            • HP-UX parameter sets 120

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            • Multiple-cabinet kernel configurations 121

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          • Process and Thread “Gang Scheduling” 122

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          • HP-UX 11.10 SCA Enhancements 122

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            • HP-UX SCA Features 123

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        • Starting HP-UX 125

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          • Power-On Sequence 126

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          • Boot variables 127

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          • Reviewing the state of the file system 128

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        • Stopping HP-UX 130

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          • Shutdown considerations 130

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          • Rebooting the system 132

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          • Shutting down the system 133

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          • Resetting the V2500/V2600 server hardware 134

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      • 7Recovering from failures 137

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        • Collecting information 138

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        • Performance problems 139

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        • System hangs 140

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        • System panics 141

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          • Peripheral problem 142

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          • Interface card and system problem 143

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          • File system problem 144

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          • LAN communication problem 144

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          • Logical Volume Manager (LVM) related problem 145

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          • Recovery from other situations 145

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        • Rebooting the system 146

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          • Monitoring the system after a system panic 146

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        • Abnormal system shutdowns 147

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          • Fast dump 147

            7
          • Overview of the dump and save cycle 148

            7
          • Crash dump destination and contents 148

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            • New SCA-Extended Crash Dump Format 149

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            • Memory Dumped on V2500/V2600 SCA Servers 149

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            • Configuration criteria 150

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            • System recovery time 150

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            • Crash information integrity 152

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            • Disk space needs 154

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          • Defining dump devices 155

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            • Kernel dump device definitions 156

              7
            • Runtime dump device definitions 158

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            • Dump order 160

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          • What happens when the system crashes? 160

            7
            • Operator override options 161

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            • The dump 161

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            • The reboot 162

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          • What to do after the system has rebooted? 162

            7
            • Using crashutil to complete the saving of a dump 163

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            • Crash dump format conversion 163

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            • Analyzing crash dumps 164

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        • Appendix A: LED codes 165

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          • Power on detected errors 166

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          • CUB detected memory power fail 171

            7
          • CUB detected processor error 172

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          • CUB detected I/O error 173

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          • CUB detected fan error 174

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          • CUB detected ambient air errors 175

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          • CUB detected hard error 176

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          • CUB detected intake ambient air error 177

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          • CUB detected dc error 178

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    • Figure 1 Japanese radio frequency notice xvii

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    • Figure 2 BCIQ (Taiwan) xviii

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    • Figure 3 V-Class Server Components: Cabinet and Service Support Processor 2

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    • Figure 4 Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server Components 3

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    • Figure 5 Console and Diagnostic Connections for a Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server 5

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    • Figure 6 Functional Diagram of a Single-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server 7

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    • Figure 7 V2500/V2600 HyperPlane Crossbar Connections 8

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    • Figure 8 Conceptual Overview of V2500/V2600 Memory Board 10

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    • Figure 9 Numbering and Locations of Single-Cabinet V2500/V2600 PCI I/O 13

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    • Figure 10 Numbering and Locations of Multiple-Cabinet V2500/V2600 PCI I/O 14

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    • Figure 11 Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server CTI Cable Connections 16

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    • Figure 12 Sample V2500/V2600 Cabinet Configurations 19

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    • Figure 13 Operator panel 22

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    • Figure 14 Key switch panel 23

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    • Figure 15 DVD-ROM drive 24

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    • Figure 16 DDS-3 DAT drive front panel 25

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    • Figure 17 System displays 27

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    • Figure 18 Front panel LCD 28

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    • Figure 19 SSP user windows for V2500/V2600 servers with one node 38

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    • Figure 20 SSP user windows for V2500/V2600 servers with more than two nodes 39

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    • Figure 21 SSP Workspace submenus for V2500/V2600 42

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    • Figure 22 SSP Workspace submenus for V2500/V2600 42

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    • Figure 23 SSP file system for V2500/V2600 servers 54

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    • Figure 24 Boot process 61

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    • Figure 25 ts_config sample display 73

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    • Figure 26 ts_config showing node 0 highlighted 76

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    • Figure 27 ts_config “Upgrade JTAG firmware” selection. 76

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    • Figure 28 Upgrade JTAG firmware confirmation panel 77

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    • Figure 29 ts_config power-cycle panel 77

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    • Figure 30 ts_config indicating Node 0 as not configured 78

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    • Figure 31 ts_config “Configure Node” selection. 78

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    • Figure 32 ts_config node configuration panel 79

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    • Figure 33 ts_config restart workspace manager panel. 80

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    • Figure 34 ts_config indicating Node 0 is configured 80

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    • Figure 35 ts_config “Configure ‘scub_ip’ address” selection 81

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    • Figure 36 ts_config “SCUB OK” panel 81

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    • Figure 37 ts_config scub_ip address configuration confirmation 82

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    • Figure 38 ts_config scub_ip address set confirmation panel 82

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    • Figure 39 ts_config “Reset Node” selection 83

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    • Figure 40 ts_config node reset panel 83

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    • Figure 41 ts_config “Add/Configure Terminal Mux” selection 84

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    • Figure 42 Terminal mux IP address panel 85

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    • Figure 43 “Start Console Session” selection 86

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    • Figure 44 Started console sessions 86

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    • Figure 45 SSP supporting two single-node complexes 87

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    • Figure 46 ts_config Configure Multinode complex selection 88

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    • Figure 47 Configure Multinode Complex dialog window 88

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    • Figure 48 Configure Multinode Complex dialog window with appropriate values 90

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    • Figure 49 Configuration started information box 90

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    • Figure 50 ts_config showing newly configured complexes 92

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    • Figure 51 ts_config Split Multinode complex operation 93

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    • Figure 52 ts_config Split Multinode complex panel 93

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    • Figure 53 ts_config Split Multinode complex panel filled in 94

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    • Figure 54 Split Multinode confirmation panel 94

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    • Figure 55 ts_config Split Multinode operation complete 94

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    • Figure 56 SSP-to-system communications 97

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    • Figure 57 xconfig window—physical location names 103

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    • Figure 58 xconfig window—logical names 104

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    • Figure 59 xconfig window menu bar 105

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    • Figure 60 xconfig window node configuration map 106

      10
    • Figure 61 xconfig window node control panel 108

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    • Table 1 Valid CTI cache sizes 12

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    • Table 2 Indicator LED operation 26

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    • Table 3 Processor initialization steps 29

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    • Table 4 Processor run-time status codes 29

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    • Table 5 Message display line 30

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    • Table 6 Commands for creating console windows 45

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    • Table 7 sppconsole commands 49

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    • Table 8 Device file differences 57

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    • Table 9 System log pathnames 58

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    • Table 10 Boot menu commands 65

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    • Table 11 ts_config status values 74

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    • Table 12 report_cfg options 111

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    • Table 13 Hardware Path Numbering for V2500/V2600 Cabinets 119

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    • Table 14 Boot variables 128

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    • Table 15 CUB detects power on error 166

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    • Table 16 CUB detects memory power fail 171

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    • Table 17 CUB detects processor power fail 172

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    • Table 18 CUB detects I/O (IOB) power fail 173

      11
    • Table 19 CUB detects fan power fail 174

      11
    • Table 20 CUB detects ambient air error 175

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    • Table 21 Hard error 176

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    • Table 22 Ambient air (intake) error 177

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    • Table 23 dc error 178

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      • Preface

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  • Notational conventions

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    • NOTE A note highlights important supplemental information.

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    • CAUTION Cautions highlight procedures or information necessary to avoid injury to personnel. The ...

      15
    • WARNING A warning highlights procedures or information necessary to avoid damage to equipment, da...

      15
  • Safety and regulatory information

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    • Safety in material handling

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    • CAUTION Do not lift the node manually. To avoid physical injury you must use a mechanical lifting...

      16
      • USA radio frequency interference FCC Notice

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      • NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital dev...

        16
        • Japanese radio frequency interference VCCI

          17
    • Figure 1 Japanese radio frequency notice

      17
      • EMI statement (European Union only)

        17
      • Digital apparatus statement (Canada)

        17
      • BCIQ (Taiwan)

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    • Figure 2 BCIQ (Taiwan)

      18
      • Acoustics (Germany)

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      • IT power system

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      • High leakage current

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      • CAUTION High leakage current. Ground (earth) connection essential before connecting the supply.

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        • Attention

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        • Achtung

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          • Installation conditions (U.S.)

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      • CAUTION Please note the following conditions of installation:

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      • The attachment-plug receptacles in the vicinity of the unit or system are all to be of an earthin...

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      • CAUTION For supply connections, use wires suitable for at least 60 C.

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      • Utillser des fils convenant à une température de 60 C pour les connexions d’allmenation.

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        • Fuse cautions

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      • CAUTION Disconnect power before changing fuse.

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        • Attention

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      • CAUTION For continued protection against risk of fire, replace fuses only with same type and rating.

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        • Attention

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  • Associated documents

    20
  • Technical assistance

    21
  • Reader feedback

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• 1 Overview

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  • V-Class System Components

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    • Figure 3 V-Class Server Components: Cabinet and Service Support Processor

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    • Figure 4 Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server Components

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      • The Service Support Processor

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        • Server Console and Diagnostic Connections

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    • Figure 5 Console and Diagnostic Connections for a Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server

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  • V-Class Server Architecture

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    • V2500/V2600 Crossbar Interconnection

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    • Figure 6 Functional Diagram of a Single-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server

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    • Figure 7 V2500/V2600 HyperPlane Crossbar Connections

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      • V2500/V2600 Cabinet Components

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        • Core Utilities Board

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        • Processors

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        • Memory

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    • Figure 8 Conceptual Overview of V2500/V2600 Memory Board

      32
      • Memory Interleaving

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      • CTI Cache Memory

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    • Table 1 Valid CTI cache sizes

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      • Input/Output

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    • Figure 9 Numbering and Locations of Single-Cabinet V2500/V2600 PCI I/O

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    • Figure 10 Numbering and Locations of Multiple-Cabinet V2500/V2600 PCI I/O

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      • Multiple-Cabinet Server Connections

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    • Figure 11 Four-Cabinet V2500/V2600 Server CTI Cable Connections

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  • V2500/V2600 Cabinet Configurations

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    • Figure 12 Sample V2500/V2600 Cabinet Configurations

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• 2 Indicators, switches, and displays

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  • Operator panel

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    • Figure 13 Operator panel

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      • Key switch panel

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    • Figure 14 Key switch panel

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      • Key switch

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      • DC ON LED

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      • TOC

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      • DVD-ROM drive

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    • Figure 15 DVD-ROM drive

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      • Disk loading slot

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      • Busy indicator

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      • Eject button

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      • Optional DAT drive

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    • Figure 16 DDS-3 DAT drive front panel

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      • LEDs

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    • Table 2 Indicator LED operation

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      • Eject button

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  • System Displays

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    • Figure 17 System displays

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      • LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)

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    • Figure 18 Front panel LCD

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      • Node status line

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      • Processor status line

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    • Table 3 Processor initialization steps

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    • Table 4 Processor run-time status codes

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      • Message display line

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    • Table 5 Message display line

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      • Attention light bar

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        • Environmental errors

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      • Displaying the CUB LED values using pce

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      • Node IP address Clocks LEDS @C U SHPT Supply1 Supply2 Supply3 Supply4

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      • ------------------- ------ --------- ---- ------ ------- ------- ------- -------

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      • 0 15.99.111.116 Normal 0x00 25 1 0000 Nominal Nominal Nominal Nominal

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      • 2 15.99.111.117 Normal 0x00 25 1 0000 Nominal Nominal Nominal Nominal

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        • Identifying a node with the blink command

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• 3 SSP operation

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  • SSP and the V-Class system

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  • SSP log-on

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    • SSP sppuser windows

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    • Figure 19 SSP user windows for V2500/V2600 servers with one node

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    • Figure 20 SSP user windows for V2500/V2600 servers with more than two nodes

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      • Message window

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      • Console window (sppconsole - complex console)

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      • Console window (sppconsole - Node X console)

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      • Console bar

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      • ksh shell windows

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  • Using the CDE (Common Desktop Environment) Workspace menu

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    • CDE Workspace menu

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    • Figure 21 SSP Workspace submenus for V2500/V2600

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    • Figure 22 SSP Workspace submenus for V2500/V2600

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  • Using the console

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    • Creating new console windows

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    • Table 6 Commands for creating console windows

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      • Starting the console

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        • Starting the console from the Workspace menu

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        • Starting the console using the sppconsole command

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          • For example:

            69
          • For example:

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        • Starting the console using ts_config

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        • Starting the console using the consolebar

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        • Starting the console by logging back on

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      • Console commands

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    • Table 7 sppconsole commands

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      • Example: Performing a ^E command

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      • Watching the console

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      • Display a list of other console users

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        • Assuming control of the console

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        • Changing a console connection

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        • Accessing system logs

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        • The set_complex command

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        • Targeting commands to nodes

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      • load_eprom -n COMPLEX_NAME-0000 -l /spp/firmware/diaglifhdr.fw

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  • SSP file system

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    • Figure 23 SSP file system for V2500/V2600 servers

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      • /spp/etc

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      • /spp/bin

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      • /spp/scripts

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      • /spp/data/complex_name

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      • /spp/firmware

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      • /spp/est

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      • /spp/man

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      • Device files

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    • Table 8 Device file differences

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  • System log pathnames

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    • Table 9 System log pathnames

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• 4 Firmware (OBP and PDC)

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  • Boot sequence

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    • Figure 24 Boot process

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  • Boot process output

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    • POST Hard Boot on [0:PB4L_A] HP9000/V2500 POST Revision 1.0.0.2, compiled 1999/04/12 11:51:10 Pro...

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  • HP mode boot menu

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    • Table 10 Boot menu commands

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  • Enabling Autoboot

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    • Syntax

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    • Examples

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  • HElp command

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    • Syntax

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    • Examples

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• 5 Configuration utilities

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  • ts_config

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    • Starting ts_config

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      • For example:

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      • For example:

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    • ts_config operation

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    • Figure 25 ts_config sample display

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    • Table 11 ts_config status values

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      • Configuration procedures

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        • Upgrade JTAG firmware

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    • Figure 26 ts_config showing node 0 highlighted

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    • Figure 27 ts_config “Upgrade JTAG firmware” selection.

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    • Figure 28 Upgrade JTAG firmware confirmation panel

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    • Figure 29 ts_config power-cycle panel

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      • Configure a Node

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    • Figure 30 ts_config indicating Node 0 as not configured

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    • Figure 31 ts_config “Configure Node” selection.

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    • Figure 32 ts_config node configuration panel

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    • Figure 33 ts_config restart workspace manager panel.

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    • Figure 34 ts_config indicating Node 0 is configured

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      • Configure the scub_ip address

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    • Figure 35 ts_config “Configure ‘scub_ip’ address” selection

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    • Figure 36 ts_config “SCUB OK” panel

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    • Figure 37 ts_config scub_ip address configuration confirmation

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    • Figure 38 ts_config scub_ip address set confirmation panel

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      • Reset the Node

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    • Figure 39 ts_config “Reset Node” selection

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    • Figure 40 ts_config node reset panel

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      • Deconfigure a Node

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      • Add/Configure the Terminal Mux

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    • Figure 41 ts_config “Add/Configure Terminal Mux” selection

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    • Figure 42 Terminal mux IP address panel

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      • Remove terminal mux

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      • Console sessions

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    • Figure 43 “Start Console Session” selection

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    • Figure 44 Started console sessions

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      • V2500/V2600 SCA (multinode) configuration

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    • Figure 45 SSP supporting two single-node complexes

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    • Figure 46 ts_config Configure Multinode complex selection

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    • Figure 47 Configure Multinode Complex dialog window

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    • Figure 48 Configure Multinode Complex dialog window with appropriate values

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    • Figure 49 Configuration started information box

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    • Figure 50 ts_config showing newly configured complexes

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      • V2500/V2600 split SCA configuration

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    • Figure 51 ts_config Split Multinode complex operation

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    • Figure 52 ts_config Split Multinode complex panel

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    • Figure 53 ts_config Split Multinode complex panel filled in

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    • Figure 54 Split Multinode confirmation panel

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    • Figure 55 ts_config Split Multinode operation complete

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      • ts_config files

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      • NODE Complex Node ID JTAG-hostname OBP-hostname SSP-hostname Console-port

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  • SSP-to-system communications

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    • Figure 56 SSP-to-system communications

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      • LAN communications

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      • SSP host name and IP addresses

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      • Serial communications

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  • ccmd

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  • xconfig

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    • Figure 57 xconfig window—physical location names

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    • Figure 58 xconfig window—logical names

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      • Menu bar

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    • Figure 59 xconfig window menu bar

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      • Node configuration map

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    • Figure 60 xconfig window node configuration map

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      • Node control panel

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    • Figure 61 xconfig window node control panel

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  • Configuration utilities

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    • autoreset

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    • est_config

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    • report_cfg

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    • Table 12 report_cfg options

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      • Example configuration report:

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      • The system inventory has determined that you'll need to order 8 SCA Upgrade Kits in order to conn...

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        • Effects of hardware and software deconfiguration

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        • report_cfg summary report

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      • report_cfg -s Complex name Complex serial number Node ID ------------------ ---------------------...

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        • report_cfg ASIC report

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      • report_cfg -A Complex |Node#| MIB COP | SCUB COP ====================+=====+=====================...

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        • report_cfg I/O report

          135
      • report_cfg -i Complex |Node#| MIB COP | SCUB COP ====================+=====+=====================...

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        • report_cfg memory report

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      • report_cfg -m Complex |Node#| MIB COP | SCUB COP ====================+=====+=====================...

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        • report_cfg processor report

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      • report_cfg -p Complex |Node#| MIB COP | SCUB COP ====================+=====+=====================...

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      • Complex |Node#|Processor | COP | CPU rev ====================+=====+==========+==================...

        137
      • hw2a 2 PB2L_A A5491-60001 00 a 00XA 2.0 hw2a 2 PB2R_A A5492-60001 00 a 00XA 2.0 hw2a 2 PB3R_A A54...

        137
        • xsecure

          137
• 6 HP-UX Operating System

  139
  • HP-UX on the V2500/V2600

    140
    • Displaying System Information

      140
      • Listing the Server Hardware Configuration

        140
    • Table 13 Hardware Path Numbering for V2500/V2600 Cabinets

      141
      • Configuring HP-UX for V-Class Servers

        142
        • HP-UX parameter sets

          142
        • Multiple-cabinet kernel configurations

          143
      • Process and Thread “Gang Scheduling”

        144
      • HP-UX 11.10 SCA Enhancements

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        • HP-UX SCA Features

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  • Starting HP-UX

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    • Power-On Sequence

      148
    • Boot variables

      149
    • Table 14 Boot variables

      150
      • Reviewing the state of the file system

        150
      • /usr/sbin/fsclean:/dev/dsk/0s0(root device) ok file system is OK, not running fsck

        150
      • /usr/sbin/fsclean:/dev/dsk/0s0 not ok run fsck FILE SYSTEM(S) NOT PROPERLY SHUTDOWN, BEGINNING FI...

        151
  • Stopping HP-UX

    152
    • Shutdown considerations

      152
    • Rebooting the system

      154
    • Shutting down the system

      155
    • Resetting the V2500/V2600 server hardware

      156
    • Examples

      156
• 7 Recovering from failures

  159
  • Collecting information

    160
  • Performance problems

    161
  • System hangs

    162
  • System panics

    163
    • Peripheral problem

      164
    • Interface card and system problem

      165
    • File system problem

      166
    • LAN communication problem

      166
    • Logical Volume Manager (LVM) related problem

      167
    • Recovery from other situations

      167
  • Rebooting the system

    168
    • Monitoring the system after a system panic

      168
  • Abnormal system shutdowns

    169
    • Fast dump

      169
    • Overview of the dump and save cycle

      170
    • Crash dump destination and contents

      170
      • New SCA-Extended Crash Dump Format

        171
      • Memory Dumped on V2500/V2600 SCA Servers

        171
      • Configuration criteria

        172
      • System recovery time

        172
    • Dump level

      172
    • Compressed save vs. noncompressed save

      173
    • Using a device for both paging and dumping

      173
    • Partial save

      174
      • Crash information integrity

        174
    • Full dump vs. selective dump

      174
    • Dump definitions built into the kernel vs. defined at runtime

      175
      • Example

        175
    • Using a device for both paging and as a dump device

      175
      • Disk space needs

        176
    • Dump level

      176
    • Compressed save vs. noncompressed save

      176
    • Partial save (savecrash -p)

      177
      • Defining dump devices

        177
    • CLASS PAGES INCLUDED IN DUMP DESCRIPTION -------- ---------- ---------------- -------------------...

      178
      • Kernel dump device definitions

        178
      • Using SAM to configure dump devices into the kernel

        178
      • Using HP-UX commands to configure dump devices into the kernel

        179
        • Runtime dump device definitions

          180
      • The /etc/fstab file

        181
      • The crashconf command

        181
        • Examples:

          181
        • Dump order

          182
        • What happens when the system crashes?

          182
          • Operator override options

            183
          • The dump

            183
          • The reboot

            184
      • savecrash processing

        184
      • Dual-mode devices (dump / swap)

        184
        • What to do after the system has rebooted?

          184
          • Using crashutil to complete the saving of a dump

            185
            • Example

              185
          • Crash dump format conversion

            185
          • Analyzing crash dumps

            186
• A LED codes

  187
  • Power on detected errors

    188
    • Table 15 CUB detects power on error

      188
  • CUB detected memory power fail

    193
    • Table 16 CUB detects memory power fail

      193
  • CUB detected processor error

    194
    • Table 17 CUB detects processor power fail

      194
  • CUB detected I/O error

    195
    • Table 18 CUB detects I/O (IOB) power fail

      195
  • CUB detected fan error

    196
    • Table 19 CUB detects fan power fail

      196
  • CUB detected ambient air errors

    197
    • Table 20 CUB detects ambient air error

      197
  • CUB detected hard error

    198
    • Table 21 Hard error

      198
  • CUB detected intake ambient air error

    199
    • Table 22 Ambient air (intake) error

      199
  • CUB detected dc error

    200
    • Table 23 dc error

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        204
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