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MAPPER described, 9

MAPPER2 described, 13

mapper2 command examining and running, 26

MCA utilities, 12 MEM2

described, 13

MEMDIAG described, 9

memdiag command

example of using with cpudiag, 22 menu-driven interface, 7

MOABDIAG described, 13

modules list of, 7

N

N-CLass, 14 network utilities, 12

O

ode command running, 25

P

PACIODIAG described, 13

PCIUTIL described, 9, 13

PDC prompt, 15

PERFVER described, 9

PERFVER2 described, 13

PLUTODIAG described, 9, 13

Processor Dependent Code (see PDC prompt)

R

REODIAG described, 13

restrictions on using ODE tools, 8 running ODE

steps for from HP 9000 systemsCD, 15

steps for from Integrity Systems and Itanium worksations CD, 11

S

service partition (see HPSP) Software Depot

obtaining software from, 9 Support Plus Media, 8 SysLib

See system library, 7 system library, 7

T

test controller described, 7

test modules described, 7

TOGODIAG described, 13

tools, 9

(see also Integrity Systems and Itanium worksations) (see also HP 9000 systems)

for Integrity Systems and Itanium worksations, 9 naming convention, 14

non-ODE, 11

U

user interfaces

menu unavailable, 15 overview of, 7

using the wrong tools, 24

V

V-class system, 8

W

WDIAG described, 13

Web

downloading image for Integrity Systems and Itanium worksations from, 10

ordering CD using, 14

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Contents HP Part Number Published April Edition Page Table of Contents List of Examples New and Changed Information in This Edition About This DocumentIntended Audience Document OrganizationRelated Information HP Encourages Your CommentsOffline Diagnostics Environment ODE OverviewRX4610 and RX9610 systems ODE LimitationsClass Systems Support Plus Media for HP 9000 systemsOrdering a CD ODE Tools OverviewObtaining the Latest Version of ODE Running ODE from the Hpsp Running ODEDownloading an Image to Create a CD Running ODE from the CD Non-ODE Tools on the CDDirectory Using ODE on HP 9000 Systems SystemsUsing the HP 9000 Offline Diagnostics Environment CD Obtaining the Latest Version of ODE for HP 9000 SystemsIodc Determining Whether LIF-LOAD Is Installed Running from the System DiskRunning the ODE Tools Page Performing Common ODE Tasks Loading ODE and Running a Test ModuleXX.XX.XX Offline Diagnostic EnvironmentCpudiag DiaginfoExit CregDisplog Starting Execution of Cpudiag Section END of LoopRunning Multiple Test Modules Example 4-2 Running Multiple Test Modules Starting Execution of Cpudiag Section MemdiagDetermining the Tools Supported by the Platform Error DetectionExample 4-3 Error Detection Examining the Tools Suite Entering Invalid CommandsRunning ODE Tools on HP 9000 Systems Examining a Tools Functions and Running the Tool Example 4-7 Examining the Tools SuiteExample 4-8 Examining a Tools Functions and Running the Tool HPC3 Using the makodiag Command Example 4-9 Using the makodiag Command MakodiagStarting Multiple Processor Tests Sections 140/149 Using the diskexpt2 Command Example 4-10 Using the diskexpt2 Command ODE diskexpt2Spare DISKEXPT2 help modesense Page Symbols IndexIndex
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UX Diagnostics Software specifications

HP UX Diagnostics Software is a robust suite of tools designed for comprehensive system management, monitoring, and troubleshooting specifically for HP servers operating on the HP-UX operating system. This software is essential for IT professionals responsible for ensuring optimal performance and reliability of critical business applications.

One of the main features of HP UX Diagnostics Software is its advanced fault analysis capabilities. The software utilizes sophisticated algorithms and data analysis techniques to pinpoint issues quickly, significantly reducing downtime. With real-time diagnostic capabilities, administrators can identify hardware malfunctions, configuration errors, and performance bottlenecks before they escalate into significant problems.

Another notable feature is the built-in monitoring tools. The software continuously tracks system performance, including CPU usage, memory consumption, and disk operations. This proactive monitoring allows IT teams to understand usage patterns, predict potential failures, and make data-driven decisions regarding resource allocation. Additionally, it supports performance tuning, enabling users to adjust system settings for optimal efficiency based on empirical data gathered over time.

The diagnostics environment is built on a robust architecture that integrates seamlessly with existing HP-UX systems. It supports various HP hardware components, allowing for comprehensive diagnostics across a wide range of devices. The software is designed to be user-friendly, featuring an intuitive interface that simplifies complex tasks, making it accessible even for less experienced IT staff.

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