HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 33)

ViewSys Run Command Syntax
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UPCPUS Command
OFF
indicates that the DEL LINE function key can be used to exit the ViewSys program.
This is the default.
Example
VIEWSYS UNSTOPPABLE ON
UPCPUS Command
Use the UPCPUS command to specify whether processors that are not running should
be monitored.
ON
indicates that you want to monitor any processors that are currently running. Down
processors that are subsequently reloaded will not be monitored.
OFF
indicates that you that to monitor all processors that are configured in the current
SYSGEN configuration. Down processors are displayed as being down. Once they
are reloaded, they are displayed normally. This is the default.
Example
VIEWSYS UPCPUS ON
USERCPUS Command
Use the USERCPUS command to indicate which processors you want to monitor.
Processors numbered 0 through (number - 1) will be monitored.
cpu-number
must be in the range 1 through 16.
Examples
VIEWSYS NUMCPUS 10 ; USERCPUS 12
UPCPUS { ON | OFF }
USERCPUS cpu-number [ , cpu-number ]...
Note. Subsequent NUMCPUS commands override the USERCPUS command, as if it
were not entered. Entering a USERCPUS command after a NUMCPUS command
causes monitoring of any processors specified within the USERCPUS command, that
are not in the range specified by the NUMCPUS command.