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Setting Up the Server Configuring and Halt/Loading the MCP 1. Double-click the Console for MCP icon. 2. Click System Editor in the Console Configuration Error dialog box. 3. Click MCP Disk Management on the Tools menu. 4. Select Logical Disk Operations, and then click Next. From the Logical Disk Management window, select Security. 5. If any logical disk files are found that lack proper security, select them from the list and click Apply for proper security. 6. Close the Logical Disk Management window. 7. Create and save a new PCD using the Auto Build feature. This action ensures that the MCP finds the halt/load disk drive and ODT required for a successful halt/load. Refer to the Administrative Console Guide. 8. Verify that the ICP4 210 is present. If multiple NP instances were selected, verify that NP211, NP212, and NP213 are also present, if applicable. and then end the System Editor session. For assistance, refer to the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP Administrative Console Guide and the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP Administrative Console Help. 9. On the Configure menu of the main Console for MCP window, perform the following steps: a. Select Partition Properties, or click Properties from the toolbar. b. Click Select next to the PCD file. c. Select the PCD file you have just created, and then click OK. d. In the box next to the Halt/Load ODT, select Unit 1. e. In the box next to the Halt/Load disk, select Unit 500. 10. In the MCP Memory size field, insert a value within the valid range displayed for your server. The full memory size range is 16 to 180 megawords (MW). Note: If Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 is installed, the maximum MCP memory is limited to 116 megawords (MW). On these systems, enter a value less than or equal to 116 MW for the MCP Memory size, to avoid error messages that might result when performing a Load operation or running the System/Loader program. You can also refer to the Unisys Product Support Web site for more information about the MemFixer utility solution. The Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP Console calculates the valid memory size for your server based on the amount of server memory, and the amount of memory used by the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP disk cache. For more information about memory, refer to Memory Configuration Guidelines for the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP, available at http://www.support.unisys.com/aseries/docs/Hardware/LX-VM5.2-SR0/41264342- 000.pdf 11. Select a value within the allowed range, and then click OK. 2–10 3845 8188–000
12. If the MCP memory size is increased in the previous step, the Shut Down MCP Control command automatically starts. Perform the following steps: a. Wait until a status message confirms that the MCP Control is shut down. b. Select MCP on the main menu for the Console for MCP window, and then click Init MCP Control. 13. Select MCP and then Run SystemLoader on the main menu of the Console for MCP window. Refer to the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP Administrative Console Guide and the Virtual Machine for ClearPath MCP Administrative Console Help. 14. Start the ODT window by double-clicking the ODT Unit 1 icon on the desktop. You can maximize the ODT screen by holding down the Alt key and pressing Enter. 15. Type RECONFIGURE GROUP AS DEFAULT and transmit (press the + key on the numeric key pad). Wait until the System/Loader reconfigures. 16. Type STOP and transmit. This action terminates the loader and displays the EOJ message. The MCP initializes and displays the MCP ADM screen. 17. Type TERM DCSTATION TRUE, and transmit. Disk initialization stops awaiting user input. 18. Type HN = CPMCP1 and transmit. 19. Use the ODT command HL UNIT to determine the halt/load pack (PK) number, which is typically PK500. Type 4 IL PK, and transmit (press the + key on the numeric key pad). This action allows the system to fully initialize. Wait for the “System Initialization Completed” message. 20. Type ??PHL and transmit. 21. Follow the IC cover letter instructions to load any applicable ICs. 22. Load separately purchased software according to instructions in the ClearPath MCP software documents. Configuring Windows Server 2003 for Accessing MCP Shares The Network Services software enables you to connect to the MCP shares from the Windows environment. However, the default local security policy for Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, might cause attempts to map a share on the MCP system to fail and reject the MCP password. This can occur if the Windows local security policy is set to “Send NTLM response only” and the MCP password is not entered in uppercase letters. Perform the following procedure to resolve this problem: Setting Up the Server 3845 8188–000 2–11
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