HP NonStop NS manual Examples, Figures

Contents Safety and Compliance

Safety and Compliance

Index

Examples

Example 2-1.	SCF LISTDEV Command Output		2-7
Example 2-2.	SCF ADD DISK Command Output		2-11
Example 2-3.	SCF INFO PROCESS Command Output2-15
Example 2-4.	SCF INFO SAC Command Output		2-15
Example 2-5.	SCF INFO PROCESS $ZZWAN Command Output2-16
Example 2-6.	SCF INFO LINE Command Output		2-16
Example 3-1.	SCF STATUS TAPE Command	3-13
Example 3-2.	System Monitoring Command File		3-16
Example 3-3.	System Monitoring Output File	3-17

Figures

Figure 3-1.	OSM Management: System Icons Indicate Problems Within		3-8
Figure 3-2.	Expanding the Tree Pane to Locate the Source of Problems		3-9
Figure 3-3.	Attributes Tab3-10
Figure 3-4.	Using System Status Icons to Monitor Multiple Systems3-10
Figure 3-5.	Alarm Summary Dialog Box	3-11
Figure 3-6.	Problem Summary Dialog Box	3-11
Figure 7-1.	Integrity NonStop NS16000 System7-2
Figure 7-2.	Integrity NonStop NS14000 System with IOAM Enclosure		7-3
Figure 7-3.	I/O Connections to the PICS in a P-Switch7-4
Figure 9-1.	Modular NSAA With One NonStop Blade Complex and Four
	Processors9-3
Figure 9-2.	Processor Status Display9-5

Figure 9-3.	OSM Representation of Processor Complex			9-6
Figure 11-1.	OSM: Monitoring Tape Drives Connected to an FCSA				11-3
Figure 11-2.	OSM: Monitoring Tape Drives Connected to an IOMF2				11-4
Figure 15-1.	System Load Dialog Box15-10
Figure 15-2.	Logical Processor Reload Parameters		15-13
Figure 15-3.	Opening a Startup TACL Window15-22
Figure 15-4.	OutsideView Buttons on the Windows Toolbar			15-22
Figure D-1.	Binary to Decimal Conversion	D-3
Figure D-2.	Octal to Decimal Conversion	D-4
Figure D-3.	Hexadecimal to Decimal Conversion		D-6

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