OpenVMS Cluster Systems - OpenVMS Systems - HP

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Access control lists
See ACLs
ACLs (access control lists)
building a common file, 5–17
ACP_REBLDSYSD system parameter
rebuilding system disks, 6–26
Adapters
booting from multiple LAN, 9–6
AGEN$ files
updating, 8–35
AGEN$INCLUDE_PARAMS file, 8–11, 8–35
AGEN$NEW_NODE_DEFAULTS.DAT file, 8–11,
8–35
AGEN$NEW_SATELLITE_DEFAULTS.DAT file,
8–11, 8–35
Allocation classes
MSCP controllers, 6–7
node, 6–6
assigning value to computers, 6–9
assigning value to HSC subsystems, 6–9
assigning value to HSD subsystems, 6–10
assigning value to HSJ subsystems, 6–10
rules for specifying, 6–7
using in a distributed environment, 6–29
port, 6–6
constraints removed by, 6–15
reasons for using, 6–14
SCSI devices, 6–6
specifying, 6–17
ALLOCLASS system parameter, 4–5, 6–9, 6–12
ALPHAVMSSYS.PAR file
created by CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM procedure,
8–1
ANALYZE/ERROR_LOG command
error logging, C–24
Applications
shared, 5–1
Architecture
OpenVMS Cluster systems, 2–1
Asterisk ( * )
as wildcard character
in START/QUEUE/MANAGER command,
7–2
Index
ATM (asynchronous transfer mode), 2–2
configurations, 3–4
Audit server databases, 5–18
AUTHORIZE flag, F–23
Authorize utility (AUTHORIZE), 1–11, B–1
See also CLUSTER_AUTHORIZE.DAT files and
Security management
cluster common system authorization file, 5–6
network proxy database, 5–18
rights identifier database, 5–19
system user authorization file, 5–20
AUTOGEN.COM command procedure, 1–10
building large OpenVMS cluster systems, 9–1,
9–17
cloning system disks, 9–16
common parameter files, 8–11
controlling satellite booting, 9–12
enabling or disabling disk server, 8–20
executed by CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM
command procedure, 8–1
running with feedback option, 8–40, 10–1
SAVE_FEEDBACK option, 10–12
specifying dump file, 10–12
upgrading the OpenVMS operating system,
10–3
using with MODPARAMS.DAT, 6–9
Autologin facility, 5–19
Availability
after LAN component failures, D–3
booting from multiple LAN adapters, 9–6
DSSI, 3–3
of data, 2–5, 6–27
of network, D–3
of queue manager, 7–2
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Backup utility (BACKUP), 1–11
upgrading the operating system, 10–3
Batch queues, 5–1, 7–1, 7–9
See also Queues and Queue managers
assigning unique name to, 7–10
clusterwide generic, 7–10
initializing, 7–10
setting up, 7–8
starting, 7–10
SYS$BATCH, 7–10
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