OpenVMS Cluster Systems - OpenVMS Systems - HP

DECbootsync, 9–10
controlling workstation startup, 9–10
DECdtm services
creating a transaction log, 8–9, 8–24
determining computer use of, 8–3
removing a node, 8–3, 8–18
DECelms software
monitoring LAN traffic, 10–23
DECmcc software
monitoring LAN traffic, 10–23
DECnet/OSI
See DECnet software
DECnet for OpenVMS
See DECnet software
DECnet–Plus
See DECnet software
DECnet software
cluster alias, 4–14, 4–15, 4–16
limits, 9–20
cluster satellite pseudonode name, 9–7
configuring, 4–13
disabling LAN device, 4–13
downline loading, 9–9
enabling circuit service for cluster MOP server,
4–7
installing network license, 4–5
LAN network troubleshooting, D–3
making databases available clusterwide, 4–13
making remote node data available clusterwide,
4–13
maximum address value
defining for cluster boot server, 4–7
modifying satellite LAN hardware address,
8–21
monitoring LAN activity, 10–23
NCP (Network Control Program), 4–14
NETNODE_REMOTE.DAT file
renaming to SYS$COMMON directory,
4–13
network cluster functions, 1–7
restoring satellite configuration data, 10–4
starting, 4–15
tailoring, 4–7
DECram software
improving performance, 9–15
Device drivers
loading, 5–15
port, 1–5
Device names
cluster, 6–6
RAID Array 210 and 230, 6–13
SCSI, 6–6
Devices
dual-pathed, 6–3
dual-ported, 6–2
floppy disk
naming with port allocation classes, 6–16
Index–4
Devices (cont’d)
IDE
naming with port allocation classes, 6–16
PCI RAID
naming with port allocation classes, 6–16
port error-log entries, C–24
SCSI support, 6–28
shared disks, 6–24
types of interconnect, 1–3
DEVICE_NAMING system parameter, 6–18
Digital Storage Architecture
See DSA
Digital Storage Systems Interconnect
See DSSI
Directories
system, 5–5
Directory structures
on common system disk, 5–4
Disaster Tolerant Cluster Services for OpenVMS,
1–1
Disaster-tolerant OpenVMS Cluster systems, 1–1
Disk class drivers, 1–4, 2–15
Disk controllers, 1–4
Disk mirroring
See Volume shadowing and Shadow sets
Disks
altering label, 8–38
assigning allocation classes, 6–9
cluster-accessible, 1–3, 6–1
storing common procedures on, 5–15
configuring, 6–25
data, 5–1
dual-pathed, 6–2, 6–3, 6–11
setting up, 5–15
dual-ported, 6–2
local
clusterwide access, 6–20
setting up, 5–15
managing, 6–1
mounting
clusterwide, 8–32
MSCPMOUNT.COM file, 6–25
node allocation class, 6–7
quorum, 2–7
rebuilding, 6–26
rebuild operation, 6–26
restricted access, 6–1
selecting server, 8–4
served by MSCP, 6–2, 6–20
shared, 1–3, 5–1, 6–24
mounting, 6–24, 6–25
system, 5–1
avoiding rebuilds, 9–14
backing up, 8–32
configuring in large cluster, 9–13, 9–14
configuring multiple, 9–15
controlling dump files, 9–17