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Troubleshooting and Recovery<br />

• Diagnostic files<br />

• Dumps<br />

• PCD Info<br />

• Trace files<br />

• ASE Dump<br />

• Event logs<br />

Refer to the MCP Console Help for details on performing a MCP Firmware Environment<br />

Dump.<br />

Transferring Diagnostic Data to Unisys Product <strong>Support</strong><br />

Perform the following steps from the Operations <strong>Server</strong> to transfer diagnostic data to<br />

Unisys support:<br />

1. Open an Internet Explorer browser window to www.support.unisys.com and sign<br />

in with your Primus account.<br />

2. Select the appropriate product and click Go.<br />

3. Go to <strong>Support</strong> Database link and click Submit a UCF document directly to<br />

Engineering.<br />

4. Fill out the information in the UCF.<br />

5. In the Materials section, select the Uploading files to Product <strong>Support</strong> from<br />

desktop using FTP Client Applet check box or <strong>Support</strong>ing Materials via<br />

another process or tool (i.e. FTPing to another server) check box.<br />

6. Click Submit Entry.<br />

7. Follow instructions on uploading material via FTP.<br />

Platform Hardware Failure Scenarios<br />

There might come a time when your system becomes unresponsive and it appears that it<br />

might be the result of a hardware failure. If you are running Call Home, it is likely that<br />

Unisys <strong>Support</strong> has already been notified and will be contacting you or visiting you to help.<br />

In your <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> configuration (depending on the circumstances), the system might<br />

already have failed over to the hot standby.<br />

In any event, it might be useful for you to do a basic diagnosis of the problem. If you<br />

contact Unisys <strong>Support</strong>, it is helpful to relay any error codes or symptoms to them to assist<br />

them in helping you<br />

The following table lists some possible hardware failure scenarios and their implications.<br />

9–6 8222 3694–000

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