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Building Large <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

9.9 DECnet <strong>Cluster</strong> Alias<br />

9.9 DECnet <strong>Cluster</strong> Alias<br />

You should define a cluster alias name for the <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> to ensure that<br />

remote access will be successful when at least one <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> member is<br />

available to process the client program’s requests.<br />

The cluster alias acts as a single network node identifier for an <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong><br />

system. Computers in the cluster can use the alias for communications with<br />

other computers in a DECnet network. Note that it is possible for nodes running<br />

DECnet for <strong>OpenVMS</strong> to have a unique and separate cluster alias from nodes<br />

running DECnet–Plus. In addition, clusters running DECnet–Plus can have one<br />

cluster alias for VAX, one for Alpha, and another for both.<br />

Note: A single cluster alias can include nodes running either DECnet for<br />

<strong>OpenVMS</strong> or DECnet–Plus, but not both. Also, an <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> running<br />

both DECnet for <strong>OpenVMS</strong> and DECnet–Plus requires multiple system disks<br />

(one for each).<br />

Reference: See Chapter 4 for more information about setting up and using a<br />

cluster alias in an <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> system.<br />

9–20 Building Large <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> <strong>Systems</strong>

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