KZPSA-BB
displaying device information,
10–5t, 10–7t
installation,10–3
restrictions,2–6
setting bus speed,10–17
setting SCSI ID,10–17
settingtermination power,10–17
terminationresistors,10–4t, 10–7t
updating firmware,10–18
use in cluster,10–2
L
LAN emulation
(See LANE )
LANE,7–1
LFU,10–18
booting,10–18
starting,10–18
updating firmware,10–18
link cable
installation,5–7
Loadable Firmware Update utility
(See LFU )
Logical Storage Manager
(See LSM )
LSM
mirroringacross SCSIbuses,1–11
mirroring clusterwide /usr,1–12
mirroring clusterwide /var,1–12
mirroring clusterwide data disks,
1–12
M
mc_cable,5–12
mc_diag,5–12
member systems
improving performance,4–2
increasing availability,4–2
requirements,2–1
Memory Channel
diagnostics,5–12
installation,5–2, 5–5
interconnect,2–3
jumpers,5–2
versions,2–2
Memory Channel diagnostics
mc_cable,5–12
mc_diag,5–12
Memory Channel hub
installation,5–6
Memory Channel interconnects
restrictions,2–2
setting up,5–1
message
bus hung,2–8
MiniLibrary
TL881,8–48
TL891,8–48
minimumcluster configuration,1–5
MUC,8–42
setting SCSI ID,8–43
MUC switch functions
TL893,8–42
TL896,8–42
multi-unit controller
(See MUC )
multimode fibre,6–16, 7–1
multiple-bus failover,1–15, 3–18,
3–22, 6–28
changing from transparent failover,
6–55
NSPOF,3–18
setting,6–28, 6–56
N
N_Port,6–5
NL_Port,6–5
node name,6–31
non-Ultra BA356 storage shelf
preparing,9–15
NSPOF,1–13, 3–18
Index–6