HP OpenVMS 8.x manual Mop

migration support	In OpenVMS Clusters, migration support means that HP has qualified the versions for use
	together in configurations that are migrating in a staged fashion to a newer version of OpenVMS
	VAX, OpenVMS Alpha, or OpenVMS I64. Problem reports submitted against these configurations
	are answered by HP. However, in exceptional cases HP might request moving to a warranted
	configuration as part of the solution. Migration support helps customers move to warranted
	OpenVMS Cluster pairs.
	See also warranted support.
Mission Critical	See MCOE.
Operating
Environment
MOP	Maintenance Operations Protocol. A protocol used for operations such as downline loading
	and upline dumping.
	See also MOP server.
MOP server	A computer system using either the LAN Auxiliary Control Process (LANACP) or DECnet
	software to downline-load systems using the Maintenance Operations Protocol (MOP). Systems
	loaded include OpenVMS systems, print servers, and LAT servers.
	See also MOP.
MP	Management Processor. A utility on HP Integrity servers that provides both local and remote
	access for controlling the system console, reset/power management, and transfer of control
	(TOC) capabilities. It also allows you interact with the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) and
	to monitor tasks and display detailed information about various internal subsystems. MP is
	available even when the server main power switch is in the off position. Most entry-class
	Integrity servers include the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) Management Processor, which provides
	a complete remote console experience with a web-based GUI and the functionality provided
	by virtual media (vMedia).
	See also BMC, EFI.
nPartition	Node partition. A hard partition within a cell-based server that provides both hardware and
	software isolation among different instances of the operating system running on a single server.
	Cell-based servers can be configured either as a single, large, symmetric multiprocessor or as
	several independent systems. An nPartition has exclusive use of the memory, processor, and
	I/O resources belonging to the cells that are assigned to that partition, and can execute its own
	operating system image.
	See also cell, partition, server complex, virtual partition).
OE	The Operating Environment for OpenVMS for Integrity servers is the model for delivering the
	OpenVMS I64 operating system, layered products, and documentation. Each operating
	environment bundles a group of products offered together at a single price based on the number
	of active processor cores in the system.
	See also FOE, EOE, MCOE.
OE DVD	The Operating Environment DVD containing the OpenVMS for Integrity Servers Operating
	Environment and operating system, and the installation and other procedures described in this
	manual.
OpenVMS	A computer system consisting of two or more Alpha, VAX, or Integrity server computers
Cluster system	running HP OpenVMS Cluster software. Many types of cluster interconnect devices can be
	used to create a cluster environment; for example, CI, DSSI, and LAN devices in a local area
	network, and Shared Memory CI (SMCI) for OpenVMS Galaxy instances. An OpenVMS Cluster
	can consist of a single interconnect or a mixed-interconnect cluster with any combination of
	cluster interconnects.
OpenVMS	The OpenVMS operating system running in either a soft or hard partition of a hardware platform.
instance	To share memory in a hard partition, the GALAXY system parameter must be set.
OpenVMS	A powerful Microsoft Windows based management tool for system managers and others who
Management	perform system management tasks on OpenVMS systems. Allows system managers to manage
Station	user accounts, printers, and storage across multiple systems, using an intuitive interface that
	eliminates the need to remember complex OpenVMS DCL syntax, command procedures, and
	device names. A server component is installed on OpenVMS (automatically if you select all the
	default values during the installation); a client component is installed on a PC.

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