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<strong>Cluster</strong> System Parameters<br />

A.1 Values for Alpha and VAX Computers<br />

Table A–1 (Cont.) Adjustable <strong>Cluster</strong> System Parameters<br />

Parameter Description<br />

‡MC_SERVICES_P7<br />

(dynamic)<br />

Specifies whether to suppress or display messages about cluster activities on<br />

this node. Can be set to a value of 0, 1, or 2. The meanings of these values<br />

are:<br />

Value Meaning<br />

0 Nonverbose mode—no informational messages will appear on the<br />

console or in the error log.<br />

1 Verbose mode—informational messages from both MCDRIVER<br />

and PMDRIVER will appear on the console and in the error log.<br />

2 Same as verbose mode plus PMDRIVER stalling and recovery<br />

messages.<br />

The default value is 0. Compaq recommends that this value not be changed<br />

except for debugging MEMORY CHANNEL problems or adjusting the MC_<br />

SERVICES_P9 parameter.<br />

‡MC_SERVICES_P9 (static) Specifies the number of initial entries in a single channel’s free queue. The<br />

maximum value is 2048 and the minimum value is 10.<br />

Note that MC_SERVICES_P9 is not a dynamic parameter; you must reboot<br />

the system after each change in order for the change to take effect.<br />

The default value is 150. Compaq recommends that this value not be<br />

changed.<br />

This parameter value must be the same on all nodes connected by MEMORY<br />

CHANNEL.<br />

‡MPDEV_AFB_INTVL<br />

(disks only)<br />

Specifies the automatic failback interval in seconds. The automatic failback<br />

interval is the minimum number of seconds that must elapse before the<br />

system will attempt another failback from an MSCP path to a direct path on<br />

the same device.<br />

MPDEV_POLLER must be set to ON to enable automatic failback. You can<br />

disable automatic failback without disabling the poller by setting MPDEV_<br />

AFB_INTVL to 0. The default is 300 seconds.<br />

‡MPDEV_D1 (disks only) Reserved for use by the operating system.<br />

‡MPDEV_D2 (disks only) Reserved for use by the operating system.<br />

‡MPDEV_D3 (disks only) Reserved for use by the operating system.<br />

‡MPDEV_D4 (disks only) Reserved for use by the operating system.<br />

‡MPDEV_ENABLE Enables the formation of multipath sets when set to ON ( 1 ). When set to<br />

OFF ( 0 ), the formation of additional multipath sets and the addition of new<br />

paths to existing multipath sets is disabled. However, existing multipath<br />

sets remain in effect. The default is ON.<br />

MPDEV_REMOTE and MPDEV_AFB_INTVL have no effect when MPDEV<br />

ENABLE is set to OFF.<br />

‡MPDEV_LCRETRIES Controls the number of times the system retries the direct paths to the<br />

(disks only)<br />

controller that the logical unit is online to, before moving on to direct paths<br />

to the other controller, or to an MSCP served path to the device. The valid<br />

range for retries is 1 through 256. The default is 1.<br />

‡Alpha specific<br />

A–4 <strong>Cluster</strong> System Parameters<br />

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