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<strong>Cluster</strong> Troubleshooting<br />

C.3 Satellite Fails to Boot<br />

Step Action<br />

C–8 <strong>Cluster</strong> Troubleshooting<br />

To check system parameter values on a satellite node that cannot boot, invoke the<br />

SYSGEN utility on a running system in the <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> that has access to the<br />

satellite node’s local root. (Note that you must invoke the SYSGEN utility from a node<br />

that is running the same type of operating system—for example, to troubleshoot an Alpha<br />

satellite node, you must run the SYSGEN utility on an Alpha system.) Check system<br />

parameters as follows:<br />

Step Action<br />

A Find the local root of the satellite node on the system disk. The following<br />

example is from an Alpha system running DECnet for <strong>OpenVMS</strong>:<br />

$ MCR NCP SHOW NODE HOME CHARACTERISTICS<br />

Node Volatile Characteristics as of 10-JAN-1994 09:32:56<br />

Remote node = 63.333 (HOME)<br />

Hardware address = 08-00-2B-30-96-86<br />

Load file = APB.EXE<br />

Load Assist Agent = SYS$SHARE:NISCS_LAA.EXE<br />

Load Assist Parameter = ALPHA$SYSD:[SYS17.]<br />

The local root in this example is ALPHA$SYSD:[SYS17.].<br />

Reference: Refer to the DECnet–Plus documentation for equivalent information<br />

using NCL commands.<br />

B Enter the SHOW LOGICAL command at the system prompt to translate the<br />

logical name for ALPHA$SYSD.<br />

$ SHO LOG ALPHA$SYSD<br />

"ALPHA$SYSD" = "$69$DUA121:" (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE)<br />

C Invoke the SYSGEN utility on the system from which you can access the<br />

satellite’s local disk. (This example invokes the SYSGEN utility on an<br />

Alpha system using the Alpha parameter file ALPHAVMSSYS.PAR. The<br />

SYSGEN utility on VAX systems differs in that it uses the VAX parameter file<br />

VAXVMSSYS.PAR). The following example illustrates how to enter the SYSGEN<br />

command USE with the system parameter file on the local root for the satellite<br />

node and then enter the SHOW command to query the parameters in question.<br />

$ MCR SYSGEN<br />

SYSGEN> USE $69$DUA121:[SYS17.SYSEXE]ALPHAVMSSYS.PAR<br />

SYSGEN> SHOW VOTES<br />

Parameter<br />

Name Current Default Min. Max. Unit Dynamic<br />

--------- ------- ------- --- ----- ---- -------<br />

VOTES 0 1 0 127 Votes<br />

SYSGEN> EXIT

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