HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 77)

Switch Command Interface (SWCI)
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Stopping SWCI
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To start SWCI from a NonStop S-series server other than the one connected to
the switch module, at a TACL prompt, type:
1>RUN $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SWCI \node.$SwitchModuleDevice
where:
\node
is the name of the remote node that switch module is connected to.
$switchmoduledevice
is the device name of the switch module.
Stopping SWCI
To stop SWCI , use the SWCI EXIT command. For example:
SWCI $NDSWA.#TERM> EXIT
SWCI Commands
SWCI executes each command as it is entered and displays results in the TACL
window from which SWCI was started (or to an alternate terminal or file if specified in
the TACL RUN command). SWCI continues to execute commands until it encounters
either an EXIT command or (if input is from a file) an end-of-file condition. Any invalid
command or other error condition detected by SWCI during command execution
results in an error message but does not terminate SWCI. SWCI commands have a
timeout value of one second, except the SELFTEST command, which has a timeout
value of three seconds. For examples on using SWCI commands for planned and
unplanned outages, see
Section 5, Switchovers .
The SWCI commands are summarized in Table 6-1 , and are categorized into three
types:
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Action
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Control
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Status