HP Integrity NonStop H-Series Instruction Manuals and User Guides
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- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop NS- Series Integrity Server
- 3 Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop BladeSystem Server
- 4 Operation
- 5 Troubleshooting
- 6 Technical Specifications
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| Pages: | 52 |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- File Set Comparison
- Data Transfer and File Writing
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on Remote Destinations
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
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| Pages: | 76 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Tape Drive
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive
- 3 Operating the Tape Drive
- Using the Front Panel
- The Main Menu
- Unlocking the Control Panel
- Displaying Firmware Revision
- Displaying Error Logs
- Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges
- Removing the Tape Magazine
- Emergency Tape Magazine Removal
- Inserting a Tape Magazine Into the Tape Drive
- Inserting Tape Cartridges Into the Tape Magazine
- Tape Requirements
- Tape Cartridge Handling and Storage
- Loading and Unloading Tape Cartridges
- 4 Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 5 Maintaining the Tape Drive
- A Troubleshooting
- Index
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| Pages: | 138 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Tape Drive
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive
- 3 Operating the Tape Drive
- 4 Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 5 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive for the HP Integrity NonStop NS-Series Server
- 6 Maintaining the Tape Drive
- A Troubleshooting
- B SCSI Request Sense
- C Error Recovery Procedures and Fault Symptom Codes
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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| Pages: | 278 |
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- SST Operations Bridge Users Guide
- Preface
- Chapter 1: HP SST Operations Bridge: Overview
- Chapter 2: Overview of SST/OB User Interface
- Chapter 3: Application Options
- Chapter 4: Dashboards
- Chapter 5: Terminal Browser
- Chapter 6: Terminal Details
- Chapter 7: Faults and Events Browser
- Chapter 8: SST/OB Standard User Functions
- Chapter 9: SST/OB Advanced User Functions
- Appendix A: SST/OB Grid Features
- Document Feedback Form
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| Pages: | 60 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- 3 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 4 Operating the Tape Drive
- 5 Troubleshooting
- A Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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| Pages: | 76 |
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- M8605A and M8606A ACL Tape Drive Installation and User’s Guide
- Contents
- What's New
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Setting Up the ACL Tape Drives
- 3 Installing and Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop NS- Series Server
- 4 Operation
- 5 Maintenance
- 6 Troubleshooting
- A Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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| Pages: | 250 |
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- Standard C++ Library User Guide and Tutorial
- Contents
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Iterators
- Chapter 3: Functions and Predicates
- Chapter 4: Container Classes
- Chapter 5: vector and vector bool
- Chapter 6: list
- Chapter 7: deque
- Chapter 8: set, multiset, and bitset
- Chapter 9: map and multimap
- Chapter 10: stack and queue
- Chapter 11: priority_queue
- Chapter 12: String
- Chapter 13: Generic Algorithms
- Chapter 14: Ordered Collection Algorithms
- Chapter 15: Using Allocators
- Chapter 16: Building Containers & Generic Algorithms
- Chapter 17: The Traits Parameter
- Chapter 18: Exception Handling
- Chapter 19: auto_ptr
- Chapter 20: Complex
- Chapter 21: Numeric Limits
- Chapter 22: Glossary
- Rogue Wave Licensing Statement
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- NonStop Software Essentials User’s Guide
- Table of Contents
- About This Guide
- 1 Introduction to the Role of NonStop Software Essentials in NonStop Software Management
- Major NonStop Software Management Features
- The NonStop Software Management Environment
- Configuring the NonStop Software Management Environment
- NonStop Software Management Security
- Installing and Configuring Software
- Managing the SYSnn Subvolumes
- File Types Supported
- Comparing DSM/SCM to COPYOSS/PINSTALL/PCleanup
- 2 NonStop Software Management Interfaces and Tools
- 3 Planning and Preparing the NonStop Software Management Environment
- 4 Configuring the NonStop Software Management Environment
- Configuring a Host or Target System
- Setting User Security
- Managing the NonStop Software Management Configuration
- Changing Default Parameters
- Managing Logical Targets
- Creating an Alternate System Disk
- Reinitializing DSM/SCM
- Task 1: Run INITENV to Reinitialize
- Task 2: Reconfigure the Host Database
- Task 3: Reconfigure the Target Database
- Task 4: Modify Profile Information for the Logical Target
- Task 5: Initialize the Logical Target on the Host System
- Task 6: Receive Software
- Task 7: Perform a Build/Apply
- Task 8: Activate the New Software on the Target System
- 5 Managing Software With NonStop Software Essentials
- 6 Receiving and Managing Software Packages
- 7 Creating and Managing Software Revisions
- Checking Product Information
- Creating a Software Configuration Revision
- Managing Software Revisions
- Saving a New Software Revision
- Canceling a New Software Revision
- Modifying the New Revision
- Deleting a New Software Revision
- Deleting Products From a New Software Revision
- Creating a New Software Revision from an Old Software Revision
- Deleting Old Software Revisions
- Sharing Software Revisions
- Comparing Software Revisions or SUTs
- 8 Primary Build and Apply Process
- 9 Activating New Software on a Target System
- 10 Renaming Product Files Using ZPHIRNM
- 11 Loading the System
- 12 Performing a Build/Apply When Host and Target are not Expand-connected
- 13 Performing an Initialization Build/Apply
- 14 Managing Requests
- 15 Managing the NonStop Software Management Environment
- Updating Host, System, and Target Profile Information
- Managing Volumes Used by NonStop Software Essentials
- Managing NonStop Software Management Databases
- Managing the NonSoftware Management Archive
- Managing Software Packages and Files in the Archive
- Estimating Freed Disk Space through ZPHIHMI
- Backing Up a Software Input (Package) through ZPHIHMI
- Deleting a Software Package through NonStop Software Essentials
- Deleting a Software Input (Package) through ZPHIHMI
- Deleting a Software Configuration through ZPHIHMI
- Restoring a Software Input (Package) through ZPHIHMI
- Exporting Files from the Archive
- Bringing an Exported File Back into the Archive after the File has been Modified
- Moving the NonStop Software Archive through ZPHIHMI
- Managing Software Packages and Files in the Archive
- 16 Generating and Viewing Reports
- 17 Simplified Installation and Management of Multiple Identical NonStop Servers (Cloning)
- 18 Troubleshooting
- Checking History
- Checking Error Messages
- Volume Management Troubleshooting
- Database Management Troubleshooting
- Network Troubleshooting
- Space Management Troubleshooting
- NonStop Software Essentials Client Connection Troubleshooting
- Software Configuration Troubleshooting
- Request Troubleshooting
- Interface Troubleshooting
- Recovery Operations
- 19 Special Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures
- Running Traces on DSM/SCM Components
- Running Traces on the NonStop Software Essentials Client Component
- Running Traces on the NonStop Software Essentials Server Component
- Recovering Installed Products Using SIT2SCM
- Task 1: Boot the System from a SIT
- Task 2: Start All Processors
- Task 3: Start the ZSERVER Process
- Task 4: Configure and Start Required Disk and Tape Drives
- Task 5: Create Input Files
- Task 6: Use the RESTORE and FUP Input Files
- Task 7: Rename the Template Files
- Task 8: Start Required Processes
- Start the E4SA
- Task 10: Configure and Start TCP/IP
- Task 11: License SQL/MP Files
- Task 12: Configure and Start TMF
- Task 13: Create the System Catalog
- Task 14: Create a SPLCONF File and Start the Spooler
- Task 15: Set Up DSM/SCM Profiles and Environment
- 20 Backing Out a Revision
- Backing Out if DSM/SCM is Running
- Task 1: Start DSM/SCM
- Task 2: Start and Log On to the ZPHITI
- Task 3: Perform Backout Activities
- Task 4: Monitor the Backout Process
- Task 5: Stop All Applications
- Task 6: Run ZPHIRNM in Preview Mode
- Task 7: Rename Software Files Using ZPHIRNM
- Task 8: Stop and Load the System
- Task 9: Start TMF and Your Applications
- Backing Out in Special Circumstances
- Fallback Considerations
- Backing Out if DSM/SCM is Running
- A NonStop Software Management Architecture and Environment
- B Installing CNFGINFO
- C Running CNFGINFO
- Preparing to Run CNFGINFO
- Entering CNFGINFO
- Exiting CNFGINFO
- CONFIGINFO Summary
- Task 1: Start and Log On to CNFGINFO
- Task 2: Open or Create an A0CINFO File
- Task 3: Specifying Product or File Information
- Specifying Product Attributes
- Specifying Product Dependencies
- Specifying File Information
- File Attributes
- Entering or Changing the File Description
- Specifying a Destination Subvolume or File Name
- Requiring That a File Must Be Licensed for Use by the Target System
- Adding File Dependency Information
- Specifying File Functions
- Specifying a DOCPRINT File’s Destination
- Specifying System Generation Usage for the File
- Specifying the TACLSEGF Function
- Specifying the Migration Function
- Task 4: Log Off
- D Required Processes and Files
- E ASSIGNs and PARAMs
- Index
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| Pages: | 114 |
| Size: | 1.98 MB |
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- 1-1 Product Overview
- 1-2 Install Process Overview
- 1-3 Getting Started
- 2-1 Considerations & Requirements
- 2-2 Installation
- 2-3 Configuration Options
- 3-1 Overview
- 3-2 Functions and Settings
- 4-1 NonStop Storage Analyzer Activation
- 4-2 Main Screen
- 4-3 Filtering based on Alerts
- 4-4 Filtering based on User
- 4-5 Disk Analysis
- 4-6 File List Window
- 4-7 Disk Trending
- 4-8 Sub Volume Trending
- 4-9 Fragmentation
- 4-10 Fragmentation Trending
- 4-11 Partition Window
- 4-12 Alerts
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| Pages: | 200 |
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- TCP/IP Applications and Utilities User Guide
- Contents
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to TCP/IP Applications and Utilities
- 2 ECHO—Testing Network Connections
- 3 PING—Checking Host Availability
- 4 FINGER—Displaying Network User Information
- 5 Tracer— Tracing IP Packets
- 6 FTP—Transferring Files
- Running FTP at a Terminal
- Controlling FTP Interaction
- Setting File Transfer Parameters
- Using Directories
- Specifying File Names
- Sending Data
- Receiving Data
- Deleting Files
- FTP Anonymous User Support
- FTP Command Reference
- account
- append
- ascii
- aslinemode
- bell
- binary
- bye
- case
- cd
- cdup
- close
- contimer
- cr
- debug
- delete
- dir
- disconnect
- exit
- filecode
- form
- get
- glob
- hash
- help
- lcd
- ls
- macdef
- mdelete
- mdir
- mget
- mkdir
- mls
- mode
- mput
- nlist
- nmap
- ntrans
- open
- prompt
- proxy
- put
- pwd
- quit
- quote
- recv
- remotehelp
- rename
- reset
- rmdir
- runique
- send
- sendport
- site
- status
- stru[ct]
- sunique
- tenex
- type
- user
- verbose
- ?
- $
- 7 Communicating With the FTP Server
- 8 FTP API External Specification
- Key Objectives and Features
- Connection Management
- File Management
- Miscellaneous Functions
- API Routines
- Append Routine
- Line Mode Option
- Close Connection
- Change Directory—Remote Machine
- Disconnect From Remote Server
- Connect to Host
- Delete File on Remote Computer
- Error Text
- Print Error Message
- Retrieve File From Remote Host
- Check I/O Status
- Change Directory on Local Machine
- Display List of Files
- Log On as Another User
- Create Directory on Remote Machine
- Open Connection to Remote Host
- Establish Proxy Connection to Remote Host
- Store a File onto a Remote Host
- Display Current Working Directory
- Send Arguments to Remote Host
- Rename File on Remote Computer
- Retrieve the Reply Text
- Clear Reply Queue
- Remove Directory on Remote Machine
- Set File Code
- Set the Connection Timeout Value
- Set File Structure
- Set Transfer Type
- Display Remote Computer System Name
- Runtime Options
- Sample Program
- Requirements
- 9 TFTP—Transferring Public Files
- 10 Communicating With the TFTP Server
- 11 TELNET—Using a Network Virtual Terminal
- 12 Communicating With the TELNET Server
- 13 Using Your Workstation as a 6530 Terminal
- 14 Addressing Mail to SMTP Hosts
- 15 Anonymous FTP
- A Keyboard Mapping for TN6530
- B Error Messages
- C Installing TN6530 on a Sun Workstation
- D TN6530 Control Codes and Escape Sequences
- E Parameters for the FTP Server Process in the PORTCONF File
- Index
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| Pages: | 192 |
| Size: | 4.18 MB |
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- CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW
- CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION &CONFIGURATION
- CHAPTER 3: ADMINISTRATION
- CHAPTER 4: WEB VIEWPOINT LITE
- CHAPTER 5: USING WEB VIEWPOINT
- CHAPTER 6: APPENDIX
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| Pages: | 40 |
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- Web ViewPoint Pathway Plug-in
- User Guide Version 1.3
- Part Number
- 528942-003
- Abstract
- This manual describes the installation, configuration, and usage of HP Web ViewPoint Pathway Plug-in H01AAH (forward) on a HP NonStop™ system. (Note: User Guide Version number has been synchronized with the Part Number suffix; therefore Version 1.1 was intentionally skipped.)
- Supported Release Version Updates (RVUs)
- This publication supports J06.03 and all subsequent J-series RVUs, and H06.10 and allsubsequent H-series RVUs, until otherwise indicated by a replacement publication.
- Product Version
- Web ViewPoint Pathway V1
- Document History
- Part Number Product Revision Published
- 528942-003 T0665H01AAH October 2010
- Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction 3
- 2. Web ViewPoint Pathway Installation & Configuration 4
- 2.1. Considerations and Requirements 4
- 2.1.1. General 4
- 2.2. Installation 4
- 2.2.1. Using the PC-Based Wizard Installer 4
- 2.2.2. Using DSM/SCM or Manual Installation 11
- 2.3 Uninstall Pathway 13
- 2.3.1. Uninstall from Wizard Install 13
- 2.3.2. Uninstall from Manual Install or DSM/SCM 13
- 2.3.3. General Uninstall Instructions 14
- 3. Using Web ViewPoint Pathway 15
- 3.1. Activating Web ViewPoint Pathway 15
- 3.2. Administration and User Functions 15
- 3.2.1. Administration Functions 16
- 3.2.2. User Functions 19
- 4. Configuring Web ViewPoint Pathway 38
- 5. Configuring Pathway Menu Display 40
- 6. Appendix 40
- Introduction
- Web ViewPoint Pathway Plug-in is a thin web-based product for the monitoring and management of Pathway applications from Web Viewpoint. This is a plug-in product to Web ViewPoint, and therefore requires that Web ViewPoint be installed and operational prior to attempting an install and activation of the plug-in.
- Web ViewPoint Pathway’s key features are:
- Point and click smart management methods
- Object oriented operation management
- Automatic management of resources and alert conditions
- Automated & central operation
- Parallel startup & shutdown
- These features translate to the following key benefits:
- Significantly reduces time to select and execute commands
- Improves operator productivity through use of smart commands
- Reduces operator training requirements
- Allows for automated monitoring and management of applications
- Sends out automatic notifications upon reaching customizable alert conditions
- Significantly reduces scheduled down-times through parallel startup & shutdown of multiple Pathway applications
- Access to Pathways and objects are organized in a simple and dynamic tree structure. You would select a node to see a list of Pathways; select a Pathway to expose its objects, and select an Object to issue a command. Web ViewPoint Pathway knows the steps required to take an Entity from one state to another.
- Let’s assume you were to issue a RESTART command on multiple SERVER Classes. Web ViewPoint Pathway examines the current state of each SERVER Class on your selected list. It then issues the proper sequence of commands (e.g. FREEZE, STOP, STATUS, THAW, START, STATUS) to take each entity to the stopped state & back to a running state. This not only reduces the required time to complete the task, but eliminates the need to have knowledge of sequence and syntax of the required commands, and also ensures that the final state is reached for each entity.
- Web ViewPoint Pathway’s Auto-Manage feature enables you to define specific conditions you need to know about, as well as those that require an automated action. This feature is available for TERM and SERVER Objects. Multiple options are supported for each Object. Web ViewPoint Pathway will automatically monitor all defined conditions, tells you (optionally, via EMS) when they are met, and takes any of the requested actions you had specified. Note that you may use Web ViewPoint to monitor and query all such messages. You may also utilize Web ViewPoint direct subscription methods to be notified of these Events, whether you are using any of Web ViewPoint or Pocket ViewPoint features.
- 2. Web ViewPoint Pathway Installation & Configuration
- This release provides a PC wizard based tool to automate most of the install process. Configuration data is collected through user input and then the configuration files are built and pushed to the NonStop server. This new process greatly simplifies and streamlines the Pathway install process.
- 2.1. Considerations and Requirements
- 2.1.1. General
- Hardware
- HP NonStop Server
- Software
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 onwards
- Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.5 update 12 onwards
- Web View Point – H01ABB and later
- Minimum OS Release
- H06.10 onward
- J06.03 onward
- 2.2. Installation
- 2.2.1. Using the PC-Based Wizard Installer
- 1. Start the installation wizard. It asks if you have installed Web View Point. Click YES.
- 2. The next window gives you the choice of Single Resident or Multi Resident Installation.
- a. For Single Node select it and click on NEXT.
- i. The next window requires you to enter the information of the resident and the location. You need to enter the Node name, IP address/DNS name, WVP sub-volume, Pathway plug-in sub-volume, Backup sub-volume for pathway. Then follow the rest of the steps from Step 3.
- b. For Multi Node, select it and click on Next.
- i. In the window below, enter the different node names and IP address/DNS names. Then enter the WVP sub-volume, the Pathway sub-volume (where you want to install Pathway) and the backup sub-volume for pathway. After all the required details are entered, click on APPLY. Then follow the rest of the steps from Step 3.
- 3. Next, the wizard reconfirms with you on the current configurations. Click Yes to continue with your configurations.
- 4. In the below screen you need to enter the Group User ID and Password. Verify the subvolume names and make sure the Admin and user ports are not already occupied. The default auto manage and Refresh process names are, $ZPAM & $REF.
- 5. The wizard checks the node configurations such as FTP ability, disk space and security to determine if the installation can continue. After these checks have been completed, the wizard verifies the Web ViewPoint configuration files to begin installing the plug-in files to Web ViewPoint.
- 6. The wizard verifies the server series, Subvolume and then shows the following popup to verify the TCP/IP program name that should be used. The default is TCPIP. Enter the appropriate value and click on OK.
- 7. Once the process names are verified, the wizard will do a few more checks to ensure that the installation can proceed and then proceed to modify Web ViewPoint configuration files and upload the Pathway installation files.
- 8. Once all the files have been uploaded successfully the following popup verifies if you want to restart Web ViewPoint display the plug-in. Click Yes to reflect the new installation.
- 9. After Web ViewPoint has finished restarting, the wizard will ask if you want to upload your configurations. Uploading your configurations is a good idea, but not mandatory. Click Yes to upload your configurations.
- 10. Once all the files have been uploaded, the following e-mail popup verifies if you want to e-mail your installation configuration files. This does not need to be done, so please click Cancel.
- 11. After the installation is done you get the below window. Click on OK
- 12. Click on FINISH when the below window comes. The wizard installation for Pathway is now complete.
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- 2.2.2. Using DSM/SCM or Manual Installation
- Web View Point Pathway can be installed using DSM/SCM tool or can be installed manually also.
- 1. For DSM/SCM, use the IPSETUP.exe program to upload the files from the CD / PC to the NonStop server. Follow the screens on the Wizard and provide the necessary information as prompted. Once the IPSETUP program completes ensure that the files listed below have been transferred in the correct format and the file codes are correct.
- 2. Following are the steps needed to install Web ViewPoint Pathway Manually:
- The Web ViewPoint Pathway installer consists of the following files:
- LICENSE.TXT Contains limited-use Software Licensing Agreement with the licensing terms governing this product.
- README.TXT File containing product and basic installation information.
- REMOVPLG Program to remove Web ViewPoint Pathway plug-in from Web ViewPoint.
- SETUPPLG Program to add Web ViewPoint Pathway plug-in into Web ViewPoint.
- WVPPADM Program for Web ViewPoint Pathway administration functions.
- WVPPCTRL Program to Auto-Manage TERMs and SERVERs.
- WVPPUSER Program to Auto-Refresh TERMs and SERVERs of Learned Pathways.
- WVPPUSER Program for Web ViewPoint Pathway user functions.
- INSTWVPP OBEY file to install Web ViewPoint Pathway.
- MAKEWPY FUP OBEY file to create Pathway files.
- WPWTMPAK Template file for Pathway.
- Web ViewPoint Pathway User Guide (this document).
- Steps:
- 1. FTP the following files to $system.zwpy.
- (Note: You may FTP the files under a different $volume.subvolume)
- The following files have to be transferred in 'BINARY' Mode
- REMOVPLG
- SETUPPLG
- WVPPADM
- WVPPCTRL
- WVPPUSER
- WVPPREF
- WPWTMPAK
- The following files have to be transferred in 'ASCII' Mode
- INSTWVPP
- MAKEWPY
- 2. Obey the Install file ‘INSTWVPP’ (read the following instructions first)
- 2.1. Set your working volume to $system.zwpy (or to $volume.subvolume where you have transferred the files)
- 2.2. Issue ‘OBEY INSTWVPP’
- Note: Web ViewPoint Pathway Version 1 generates a limited set of EMS events under SubSystem ID ZWPY (SSID#261).
- Requiring your input, this performs the following:
- a. Sets the file codes
- b. Sets the security of all the files to 'NUNU'
- c. FUP Obeys MAKEWPY. This creates the necessary Web ViewPoint Pathway data files.
- d. Starts the SETUPPLG program. This program requests the following from the user and updates the Web ViewPoint configuration to add Web ViewPoint Pathway as a plug-in:
- d.1. Web ViewPoint Location: This is the location ($volume.subvolume) where Web ViewPoint is installed.
- d.2. Port numbers to use for Administration and User functions: These are two unused TCP port numbers needed for running the Administration and User functions.
- d.3. Name of the Auto-Manage Process: This is the process name of the Auto-Manage Program (WVPPCTRL). This process starts alongside Web ViewPoint Pathway and will be a part of STRTWVP. It runs in the background to provide Auto Manage functionality.
- d.4. Name of the Refresh Process: This is the process name of the Refresh Program (WVPPREF). This process starts alongside Web ViewPoint Pathway and will be a part of STRTWVP. It runs in the background to Relearn the Pathway environments once a day by default.
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- 2.3 Uninstall Pathway
- 2.3.1. Uninstall from Wizard Install
- If you have installed the Pathway plug-in using the wizard install, uninstalling the product is simple. Please follow these instructions to uninstall:
- 1. Stop Web ViewPoint by running
- OBEY STOPWVP
- 2. Use the Pathway Backup subvolume, $system.zwvppbk that you defined during the Wizard install to copy the original Web ViewPoint configuration files (STRTWVP, STOPWVP, WVPCONF, WVPMENU) to your Web ViewPoint subvolume, $system.zwvp by running
- FUP DUP $system.zwvppbk.*, $system.zwvp.*, purge
- 3. Web ViewPoint can be started up after the plug-in is removed by running
- OBEY STRTWVP
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- 2.3.2. Uninstall from Manual Install or DSM/SCM
- If you have installed the Pathway plug-in using the manual install or DSM/SCM, uninstalling the product is simple. Please follow these instructions to uninstall:
- 1. Stop Web ViewPoint by running
- OBEY STOPWVP
- 2. Remove all the Pathway plug-in configurations by running
- RUN REMOVPLG
- 3. Web ViewPoint can be started up after the plug-in is removed by running
- OBEY STRTWVP
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- 2.3.3. General Uninstall Instructions
- To uninstall Pathway, please change the following files.
- Note: This method can be used, if you do not remember where you have copied the original Web ViewPoint backup configuration files, or if you have other Web ViewPoint plug-ins and you only want to get rid of the Pathway plug-in
- 1. WVPCONF - Remove Section
- [PLUGINOBJECT]
- OBJECTFILE $
.WVPP.WVPPUSER - OBJECTID OBJID_ZWVPPU
- .........
- .........
- ASSIGN CCE-FILE, $IDEL.WVPP.WVPPCCE
- 2. WVPMENU - Remove Section
- [FUNCTION]
- CAPTION Pathway
- FNID fnid_ZUPathway
- ..........
- ..........
- REMOTESYSTEMURLSEARCHPREF Variable
- 3. STRTWVP - Remove Lines
- ASSIGN CC-FILE, $
.WVPP.WVPPCC - ASSIGN CCE-FILE, $
.WVPP.WVPPCCE - RUN $
.WVPP.WVPPCTRL /NAME $ZPAM5, NOWAIT, TERM - $ZHOME, PRI 140/
- RUN $
.WVPP.WVPREF /NAME $ZREF, NOWAIT, TERM $ZHOME, - PRI 140/
- CLEAR ASSIGN CC-FILE
- CLEAR ASSIGN CCE-FILE
- 4. STOPWVP - Remove Line
- STOP $ZPAM5
- STOP $ZREF
- STATUS *,PROG $,vol>.
.WVPPUSER,STOP - STATUS *,PROG $,vol>.
.WVPPADM,STOP - STATUS *,PROG $,vol>.
.WVPPREF,STOP - Note: Please make sure Web ViewPoint is not running during installation/uninstallation of Web ViewPoint Pathway.
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- 3. Using Web ViewPoint Pathway
- 3.1. Activating Web ViewPoint Pathway
- When Web ViewPoint Pathway is first run through the Browser, it tries to activate itself by contacting the activation website over the internet. If you are a new user you will be prompted to enter your registration details. If you have an active Internet connection the activation will happen automatically, if not then the system will provide you with details and handle the registration and activation via email.
- During activation, a licensekey is written to the license repository (i.e. LICFLV2) that is identified by the LICENSE-FILE Assign. Once complete, Web ViewPoint Pathway will fully function from Web Viewpoint. In the default configuration, the LICENSE-FILE Assign points to the $Vol.Subvol where Web Viewpoint is installed.
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- 3.2. Administration and User Functions
- There are two sets of functions defined in the Web ViewPoint Pathway product:
- Administration
- User
- Administration functions are used to initialize & maintain the central host databases used by Web ViewPoint Pathway. The following information is maintained per Pathway:
- Lists number of TERM, TCP, and SERVER entities that are running
- Cold, Cool and Shutdown Obey file names
- User functions include all day to day monitoring and management tasks for all supported Pathways. These include:
- Monitoring and affecting the state and configuration of various Pathways and their entities
- Definition and monitoring of Auto-Manage environment
- Maintenance of Group definitions
- Start & Shutdown of Pathways
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- 3.2.1. Administration Functions
- Administration functions are accessible at the Web View Point instance and under the Admin Section. A logon screen is displayed upon access to this port. Use your Guardian id/alias & password to logon to the NonStop Server you are connected to. Using a tree structure, Web ViewPoint Pathway displays the NonStop Server you are connected to.
- The right part of the Window is divided into an upper and a lower panel. For the selected node, the upper panel shows a list of Pathways that are currently running on the Server. The lower panel shows a list of Pathways for which Web ViewPoint Pathway has information for.
- To manage a Pathway, Web ViewPoint Pathway needs to know/learn and store names of all its entities for all Objects (TERM, TCP, & SERVER). This process needs to be done once, but may be repeated if and maintained when necessary to synchronize the database with the current state of operation (e.g. remove information for a Pathway that no longer exists).
- To learn a Pathway…
- A list of all Pathways currently running on the selected NonStop Server is displayed in a list-box labeled “Available Pathways” on the upper panel. Select all the Pathways you want to manage. Web ViewPoint Pathway displays entry fields where you can enter the name of Obey files to Cold Start, Cool Start, or Shutdown each Pathway. There is one row of fields per selected Pathway (any previously – from a prior learn - entered information will be echoed). This information is optional, but is needed if you want to use Web ViewPoint Pathway to start or shutdown a Pathway. Note: All file name entries should be fully qualified with volume and sub-volume names.
- Click on the Learn button (displayed to the lower right of the rows of entry fields) to initiate the learn process. A progress bar shows the state of the learn process. Click on the Continue… button when this task is completed. Names of the newly learned Pathways appear in a list-box labeled “Learned Pathways” on the lower panel.
- To maintain Pathway previously learned information…
- From time to time you may want to update the information about the previously learned Pathways. Instances when such may be the case are:
- A given Pathway environment is no longer used.
- Obey files to start/shutdown have changed or need to be entered.
- Entities have been added or deleted from a Pathway outside of Web ViewPoint Pathway (e.g. Pathcom), and information needs to be synchronized. Note that Web ViewPoint Pathway automatically updates its database anytime you delete an entity or add a new one using its own commands.
- Select Pathways from the list of “Learned Pathways” to perform one of the three functions (a button is provided for each):
- Edit File Info… - Enter or change Obey files names to start/shutdown the selected Pathway(s). Information previously defined for each Pathway is displayed below the list-box (one row per Pathway). Make any necessary changes and click on the Edit File Info… button.
- Refresh – This retrieves names of all Entities for the selected Pathways and updates the Web ViewPoint Pathway database. Click on the Refresh button to initiate this process.
- Remove – Click on this button to remove all information for selected Pathways from the Web ViewPoint Pathway database.
- All updated information is located centrally on the NonStop Server and becomes immediately available to all Web ViewPoint Pathway users.
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- 3.2.2. User Functions
- User functions are accessible via Web ViewPoint port. This will be the port number which you use to access Web ViewPoint’s Performance, Events, Operations and Admin features. The default Web ViewPoint port is 7500. A logon screen is displayed upon access to this port. Use your Guardian User ID/Alias & password to logon to the NonStop Server you are connected to. Web ViewPoint Pathway user functions are accessible from the “Pathway” tag name in the “Operations” menu. The location of where this “Pathway” tag name will be displayed is customizable. To configure this differently, please read
- Section 5. Configuring Pathway Menu Location.
- Web ViewPoint Pathway uses a hierarchical tree structure to allow you to navigate through its features and commands. This tree starts from the name of a NonStop Server (node) to its Pathways, and to TERM, TCP and SERVER of a selected Pathway.
- Please note that the list of Pathways displayed are those previously learned via the Administration functions (described earlier in this document) of Web ViewPoint Pathway. This also is the case any time references are made to “all Pathways” or “Pathways” in this section.
- The following sections describe the features and commands available at each level.
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- 3.2.2.1. Available Commands
- Node level commands – These are commands available when you click on the name of a NonStop Server on the hierarchical navigation tree.
- Pathway level commands – These are commands available when you click on the name of a Pathway of a selected NonStop Server on the hierarchical navigation tree.
- Selecting Entities – This topic reviews the available entity selection options. These options and their selected methods are common to or similar for all Object commands.
- Quick Commands – Describes methods where you can quickly issue multiple commands to the same or subsets of previously selected entities.
- Objects & Commands – Lists and briefly reviews a list of commands for all Objects. Where applicable it describes the built-in intelligence of command management.
- Following commands are available by clicking on the node name of a NonStop Server on the hierarchical navigation tree:
- Quick Status – Displays current status of all Pathways. This is equivalent to a “STATUS PATHWAY” command via Pathcom. Error messages are returned for Pathways that are not currently running or whose MAXSPI (a parameter defined at cold start of a Pathway – default is one) value is reached.
- Start – A check-box list of Pathways is displayed. Check the check-box for one or more Pathways, and click on either of the two buttons Start Cold or Start Cool buttons to Cold Start or Cool start the selected Pathways. Web ViewPoint Pathway issues an OBEY request on the host for the proper startup file previously defined for each Pathway using the Administration Function (described earlier in this document). The result of this process (obey file listing) is displayed in a new Window. Note that you have the option to choose a parallel or sequential startup, if more than one Pathway is selected. In a sequential format, one Pathway is started fully before an attempt is made to start the next one. A timestamp shows the beginning of each start operation, and another shows the time when it completes. Web ViewPoint Pathway also calculates and displays the time each startup operation takes. In a parallel startup operation, multiple new Windows are opened, one for each Pathway. Each Window shows the beginning timestamp, the result/listing of the obey file, the end timestamp, and duration time of startup for that Pathway.
- Shutdown – A check-box list of Pathways is displayed. Check the check-box for one or more Pathways, and click on the Shutdown button to confirm and shutdown the selected Pathways. Web ViewPoint Pathway issues a request on the host to OBEY the shutdown file previously defined for each Pathway using the Administration Function (described earlier in this document). The result of this process (obey file listing) is displayed in a new Window. Note that you have the option to choose a parallel or sequential shutdown, if more than one Pathway is selected. In a sequential format, one Pathway is shutdown fully before an attempt is made to shutdown the next one. A timestamp shows the beginning of each shutdown operation, and another shows the time when it completes. Web ViewPoint Pathway also calculates and displays the time each shutdown operation takes. In a parallel shutdown operation, multiple new Windows are opened, one for each Pathway. Each Window shows the beginning timestamp, the result/listing of the obey file, the end timestamp, and duration for that Pathway.
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- Following commands are available by clicking on the Pathway name of a selected NonStop Server on the hierarchical navigation tree:
- Properties – Displays current status & statistics of the selected Pathway. This is a complete set of current data that would otherwise need to be retrieved from a combination of “INFO PATHWAY”, “STATUS PATHWAY”, and “STATUS PATHMON” commands via Pathcom. Error messages are returned if the selected Pathway is not currently running or whose MAXSPI (a parameter defined at cold start of a Pathway – default is one) value is reached.
- Start – Opens a dialog box, giving you the option to perform a Cold or Cool start. Select the appropriate option and click on the Start button. Web ViewPoint Pathway issues an OBEY request on the host for the proper startup file previously defined for this Pathway using the Administration Function (described earlier in this document). The result of this process (obey file listing) is displayed in a new Window. This shows the beginning timestamp, the result/listing of the obey file, the end timestamp, and duration of the startup for that Pathway.
- Shutdown – A dialog box requests your confirmation to shutdown the Pathway. Web ViewPoint Pathway issues a request on the host to OBEY the shutdown file previously defined for this Pathway using the Administration Function (described earlier in this document). The result of this process (obey file listing) is displayed in a new Window. A timestamp shows the beginning of shutdown operation, and another shows the time when it completes. Web ViewPoint Pathway also calculates and displays the time the shutdown operation takes.
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- Web ViewPoint Pathway prompts you (on the right panel) to identify entities to apply a command to, as soon as you select a command for any of the three Objects (TERM, TCP, SERVER). Aside from certain exceptions, available options are the same, and are as follows:
- All (object name) – Selected command applies to all entities. In this case a command with a “*” qualifier is sent to the Pathmon process, asking for execution of this command to all current entities for the given Object. Note that this includes even entities which may not have been previously learned.
- All (object name) which are: - This enables you to apply the selected command to entities based on their current state (e.g. Abort All TERMS which are Suspended). Note that the list of displayed state options to choose from varies, and is dependent on the selected Object and command. Upon issuance of a command, Web ViewPoint Pathway examines the current state of each entity for the selected Pathway and Object. The selected command is issued, if the current state of an entity matches your selected option.
- Group – Web ViewPoint Pathway displays a list (via a drop-down list-box) of all previously defined Groups (see Managing Groups later in this document). You may select a Group and have Web ViewPoint Pathway execute the command against all entities which are part of this Group.
- Entity – You are given the option to manually type in the name of a single Entity to apply the command to. No wildcards are supported. You may even enter the name of an Entity which has not been learned before.
- Select Entities – Web ViewPoint Pathway displays an alphabetically ordered list of all learned entities for you to choose from. Select any one or more entities to apply the command to.
- Click on the Submit button to issue the selected command, after one of the above options is chosen to identify the target entities. Results of the executed command are displayed in the right panel.
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- Web ViewPoint Pathway displays the results of an executed command on an Object’s entities, on the browser Windows right panel.
- You may click on the redo icon on the toolbar to execute the same command again for the same entities.
- To issue a new command on the same entities, click on the command icon on the toolbar. This shows a list of all available commands for the selected object. Simply select a command from the list.
- There is also a check-box displayed to the left of each entity name in the displayed results. You may select any one or more entities by checking their checkbox. If you now click on either the redo or command icon , the new command only applies to the selected entities. Note that for some results (e.g. list of ASSIGNs for SERVER Classes) entity name may be repeated for multiple rows. You only need to select one row. Web ViewPoint Pathway treats multiple selections of the same entity as one.
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- Clicking on a Pathway name exposes a list of its Objects (TERM, TCP, SERVER). An Object is listed if it has a max value (e.g. MAXTCPS) greater than zero.
- Click on an Object’s icon to see a list of available commands. Select a command, and Web ViewPoint Pathway displays a prompt set on the right panel where you can specify entities to apply the command to (see Selecting Entities earlier in this document). Following are the available commands for each Object:
- Note:
- - Pathcom equivalent commands are listed
- - Where applicable, the option to carry out a command based on the current state of entities is listed (state option: list).
- TERM
- o Abort
- ABORT TERM
- State options: SUSPENDED, RUNNING.
- o Info
- INFO TERM
- State options: [Not] RUNNING, STOPPED, SUSPENDED.
- o Resume
- RESUME TERM
- State option: SUSPENDED.
- o Restart
- ABORT TERM and START TERM
- State option: SUSPENDED.
- o Start
- START TERM
- State option: STOPPED.
- o Stats
- STATS TERM
- State option: RUNNING.
- o Status
- STATUS TERM
- State options: [Not] RUNNING, STOPPED, SUSPENDED.
- o Stop
- STOP TERM
- State option: RUNNING.
- o Suspend
- SUSPEND TERM
- State option: RUNNING.
- o Add
- ADD TERM
- o Alter
- ALTER TERM
- o Delete
- DELETE TERM
- TCP
- o Info
- INFO TCP
- State options: [Not] PENDING, RUNNING, STOPPED.
- o Refresh
- REFRESH TCP
- State options: RUNNING.
- o Start
- START TCP
- State options: STOPPED.
- o Stats Terms
- STATS TERM TCP
- o Stats
- START TCP
- State options: RUNNING.
- o Stats Server
- STATS SERVER TCP
- o Status
- STATUS TCP
- State options: [Not] PENDING, RUNNING, STOPPED.
- o Stop
- STOP TCP
- State options: PENDING, RUNNING, not STOPPED.
- o Switch
- SWITCH TCP
- State options: RUNNING.
- o Add
- ADD TCP
- o Alter
- ALTER TCP
- o Delete
- Delete TCP
- SERVER
- o Freeze
- FREEZE SERVER
- o Info
- INFO SERVER
- Special considerations: There are five info options:
- Base values – returns main attributes (e.g. NUMSTATIC)
- Defines – returns SERVER DEFINE(s) ), if any
- Assigns – returns SERVER ASSIGN(s) ), if any
- Params – returns SERVER PARAM(s) ), if any
- CPU Load – returns SERVER CPU Distribution(s), if any
- o Restart
- STATUS SERVER,
- [FREEZE SERVER], [STOP SERVER], [THAW SERVER]. START SERVER
- o Start
- START SERVER.
- o Stats Linkmon
- STATS LINKMON SERVER
- o Stats TCP
- STATS TCP SERVER
- o Status
- STATUS SERVER
- State options: FROZEN, FREEZE PENDING, PENDING, THAWED.
- o Status Process
- STATUS DETAIL SERVER
- o Stop
- STOP SERVER
- o Stop Process
- STATUS DETAIL SERVER, Guardian STOP of each Process
- o Thaw
- THAW SERVER
- o Add
- ADD SERVER
- o Alter
- ALTER SERVER
- Special considerations: There are five tabs:
- Base – alter one or more attributes
- CPU/Process – alter CPU and Process setting
- Assigns – Alter ASSIGN(s)
- Defines – Alter DEFINE(s)
- Params – Alter PARAM(s)
- For Assigns, Defines, and Params, information is displayed in a grid format. You can edit items on the grid. Use the area above the grid to enter new values and click on the Add button (above and to the right of the grid) to add the new entries to the grid. To remove items (use Set Like list box above the grid to retrieve and display current setting for a selected SERVER) off the grid, mark the check box to the right of any row, and then click on the X icon above the grid.
- Once all changes are in place (you may alter many things at once, and edit multiple things on multiple tabs), either click on Alter or Quick Alter command.
- Alter assumes that the selected SERVERs are in a STOPPED status and just issues the needed ALTER commands. Click on Quick Alter to have Web ViewPoint Pathway examine each SERVER and issue the necessary commands to bring it into the FROZEN STOPPED command before issuing the ALTER commands. In this scenario, the SERVERs will be taken back to their original state after alterations are completed.
- o Delete
- Delete SERVER
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- 3.2.2.2. Managing Groups
- You may define one or more Groups of Entities for any Pathway Object and assign them an identifiable name. Entities may be part of one or more Groups. When issuing a command for an Object, you are given the option to apply the command to a group of entities, simply by selecting the Group’s name you had previously defined (see selecting entities earlier in this document).
- Group definitions are held centrally on the host. As such, when you add a new Group or make changes to a current definition, it immediately becomes available to all other Web ViewPoint Pathway users.
- To manage group definitions for a Pathway, click on its desired Object folder (TERM, TCP, SERVER) on the navigation tree. Next, select Manage Groups, off the displayed command menu. This displays the Group maintenance screen on the Web ViewPoint Pathway’s right panel. The selected Object and Pathway are listed on the upper part of the panel.
- To Add a Group,
- Select the Add option, and enter a group name (free format – 1 to 35 characters) in the entry box to the right of the Add option. A list of all Entities for that Object and Pathway is displayed in a list box labeled “Available Entities”. Select any one or more entities and move them to the “Selected Entities” box. Click on the Submit button to add the new Group.
- To Edit a Group,
- Select the Edit option. This displays a list box which contains a list of all Group names currently defined for this Object and Pathway. Select a Group from this list. Its list of entities will be displayed in the “Selected Entities” box. Make any changes to this list, by moving items between Selected and Available list as necessary. Click on the Submit button to apply the changes to this Group.
- To Delete a Group,
- Select the Delete option. This displays a list of all Group names currently defined for this Pathway in the list box titled “Available Groups”. Select any one or more Groups that you want to delete, by moving them to the “Selected Groups” box. Click on the Submit button to confirm & delete the selected Group(s).
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- 3.2.2.3. Auto Manage
- Web ViewPoint Pathway has the ability to monitor certain Pathway Object entity criteria (e.g. SUSPENDED TERM or SERVER LINKWEIGHT > n), generate necessary EMS event messages and/or take an automated action. This section describes how you can customize these criteria.
- The Auto Manage option is available only for the TERM and SERVER objects. To manage a list of Entities, select the “Auto Manage” function from the list of functions available for the TERM/SERVER object. This displays a form in which you can add a new Setup (i.e. rule and action), edit a predefined Setup, or remove a Setup. Note that all the Setups are maintained centrally on the host and a change made to any Setup will be automatically available for all users of Web ViewPoint Pathway.
- Below is a screenshot of one of the Auto Manage settings screens. This particular screen is almost the same for both Auto Manage TERM and Auto Manage SERVER. This screen allows the user to select which entities to monitor and define a setup to monitor and act upon.
- Another Auto Manage screen is the Define Rule setting screen where the user defines what triggers a particular setup. The Define Rule setting screen is quite similar yet different for TERM and SERVER since each has its own separate COUNTERs that it is recording data for with the plug-in. Below is a screenshot of the TERM Auto Manage Define Rule screen.
- Similar to the TERM Auto Manage Define Rule screen, below is a screenshot of the SERVER Auto Manage Define Rule screen.
- Auto Manage has one more screen, the Specify Action screen where the user can set a specific action the user can take when the particular condition is met. The SERVER and TERM Auto Manage Specify Action screens are quite similar but different in the actions that can be taken. Below is a screenshot of the SERVER Auto Manage Specify Action screen.
- To Add a New Setup:
- Enter the setup name and select the entities for which the setup applies to. The available options are: ‘ALL’ and ‘Select Particular Entities’. After selecting the entities, you need to specify the monitoring or scheduling rule. The available options are Trigger At and Trigger If. Trigger At allows you to specify a scheduling rule that will always cause the necessary management action to get executed at a particular Time and Day specified in the rule. Trigger If allows you to specify a monitoring rule to monitor conditions such as Suspended, Running Less than 20, if they occur within a defined time period. The necessary management action gets executed only if the condition is reached within the specified time period. After selecting the scheduling or monitoring rule, you can specify the management action (e.g. Restart, Freeze etc) that should be taken, and if an EMS message needs to be written. If the “Write to EMS” action is checked, then whenever a particular condition has been met, an EMS message is generated under the Web ViewPoint Pathway SubSystem ZWPY – WVPPWY (i.e. SSID #261).
- To Edit a Predefined Setup:
- After a Setup has been defined, the user will see all the defined Setups in the Select box named “Defined Setups”. Clicking on any setup will automatically fill up the form with the setup information, and the user can then make changes to the Setup definition/action. Clicking on the Submit button will Save the Setup configuration.
- To remove a Setup:
- Select a predefined Setup from the list of “Defined Setups”, and click on the Remove button to remove the Setup.
- Note: In order for the Auto Manage to work, the Auto Manage program (WVPPCTRL) must be running on the host in the background. When Web ViewPoint Pathway is installed, the Auto Manage program starts along with Web ViewPoint during its startup and continuously monitors Pathways as necessary.
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- 4. Configuring Web ViewPoint Pathway
- Web ViewPoint Pathway provides a set of configuration options which are primarily used to provide flexibility in the location of database files. The following table provides the available ASSIGNs and PARAMs used by objects WVPPADM, WVPPUSER and WVPPCTRL:
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- 5. Configuring Pathway Menu Display
- Web ViewPoint Pathway menu items can be customized by the user to change the location of where the Pathway User and Admin menu items are displayed. Both the location and the ‘Pathway’ Menu item name can be customized. By default, the Pathway User item is located under the Operations Menu and the Pathway Admin item is located under the Admin Menu within Web ViewPoint. The following Pathway menu configurations are configurable in the WVPMENU file from the Web ViewPoint subvolume:
- Caption Name
- This defines how the menu item will appear on the Web ViewPoint logon screen and within the Web ViewPoint.
- ParentFnID fnid_menu
- This defines where the menu item will be located, under which menu, (i.e. Performance, Events, Operations, Admin). The fnid_menu is a predefined menu option.
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- 6. Appendix
- A. Support
- Support for Web ViewPoint is available through HP's 24-hour Global Mission Critical Support Centers (GMCSC) throughout the world. In the U.S. call 1-800-255-5010. International numbers see: http://h71014.www7.hp.com/gcscphone.html
- B. Event Messages
- Web ViewPoint Pathway Plug-in uses SubSystem ZWPY - WVPPWY (SSID# 261) for EMS events. For troubleshooting and installation issues, please view EMS events that get generated under this SSID.
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- TableOfContents
- Introduction
- QuickInstall
- UsingDSMSCMorManualInstall
- UsingWebViewPointPathway
- ActivatingWebViewPointPathway
- AdministrationAndUserFunctions
- AdministrationFunctions
- UserFunctions
- Commands
- NodeLevelCommands
- PathwayLevelCommands
- SelectingEntities
- QuickCommands
- ObjectsAndCommands
- ManageGroups
- AutoManage
- ConfiguringWebViewPointPathway
- Appendix
- ConfiguringPathwayMenuLocation
- AppendixSupport
- AppendixHardwareAndSoftwareRequirements
- AppendixHardwareAndSoftwareRequiremetns
- AppendixEvents
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- Viewing OCA Version Information
- Viewing File Information
- Viewing Individual Procedures
- Viewing a List of Procedures
- Viewing Local Millicode Information
- Viewing Names of Millicode Routines
- Viewing the Names of External Library Routines
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- 3 Configuring the MLMM Server on the NonStop System
- 4 Configuring the MLMM Client on the NonStop System
- 5 Configuring the Server MLMM and Client MLMM GUI
- 6 MLMM GUI Operations
- 7 Using the MLMM Utility Interface Program (INTFACE)
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- B Server MLMM and Client MLMM Process Functions
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- About This Manual
- 1 Product Overview
- 2 Installing the Tape Drive
- 3 Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 4 Operating the Tape Drive
- 5 Maintaining the Tape Drive
- 6 Servicing the Tape Drive
- A Troubleshooting
- B Multimode Fiber Optic Cables
- C Product Specifications
- D Installing and Configuring the 9840FC Tape Drive for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- Index
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| Pages: | 91 |
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- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Unpacking and Installing the Tape Enclosures
- 2 Unpacking and Installing the Tape Enclosures
- 2 Unpacking and Installing the Tape Enclosures
- 3 Installing the 5257 Tape Drive
- 4 Operating the 5257 Tape Drive
- 5 Installing and Configuring the 5257ACL Tape Drive
- 6 Operating the 5257ACL Tape Enclosure
- 6 Operating the 5257ACL Tape Enclosure
- Map Information Screen
- Unlocking the Control Panel
- Displaying Firmware Revision
- Displaying Error Logs
- Inserting and Removing Cartridges
- Removing the Magazine
- Emergency Magazine Removal
- Inserting a Magazine Into the 5257ACL
- Inserting Cartridges Into the Magazine
- Tape Requirements
- Cartridge Handling and Storage
- Write Protection
- 7 Configuring the 5257/5257ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop Himalaya S- Series Server
- Supported Connections
- Configuring the Modular Tape Enclosure for the NonStop Himalaya S-Series Servers (SNDA)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Subsystem Online Using SCF (SNDA)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Enclosure for the NonStop Himalaya S-Series Servers (PMF/IOMF)
- Completing the PMF CRU Configuration Form (PMF/IOMF)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Enclosure Online Using SCF (PMF/IOMF)
- 8 Maintenance for the 5257ACL
- Index
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| Pages: | 57 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Guide
- 1 Overview of the Fibre Channel Converter
- 2 Installing a Fibre Channel Converter
- 3 Cabling the Fibre Channel Converter
- 4 SCF Configuration
- 5 Troubleshooting the Fibre Channel Converter
- A Multimode Fiber Optic Cables
- B Product Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 448 |
| Size: | 5.25 MB |
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- DSM/SCM User’s Guide
- Legal Notices
- Contents
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Guide
- Part I. DSM/SCM Overview
- 1 Introduction to DSM/SCM
- 2 DSM/SCM Interfaces and Tools
- 3 Hardware and Software Requirements
- Part II. DSM/SCM Configuration
- 4 Planning the DSM/SCM System Environment and User Security
- 5 Configuring DSM/SCM
- Part III. Software Installation and Management
- 6 Managing Software With DSM/SCM
- Managing Software to Avoid a System Load
- Receiving New Software Into the Archive
- Creating a Software Revision
- Building and Applying the New Configuration Revision
- Applying the Configuration Revision
- Transferring and Receiving the Snapshot Into the Host Database
- Activating the New Software on the Target System
- 7 Receiving and Managing Software Inputs
- 8 Creating and Managing Software Revisions
- 9 Building and Applying a New Configuration
- Build Types
- File Locations
- Creating a Configuration Revision
- Preparing for a Build and Apply Request
- Task 1: Initiate the Build/Apply Request
- Task 2: Indicate a Build/Apply or Build Request
- Task 3: Specify the SYSnn Subvolume
- Task 4: Set the Options for the Build and Apply Request
- Task 5: Schedule the Request
- Task 6: Edit the Instructions
- Task 7: Submit the Request
- Task 8: Apply Software to the Target System
- Task 9: Transfer and Receive the Snapshot Into the Host Database
- 10 Activating New Software on a Target System
- 11 Renaming Product Files Using ZPHIRNM
- 12 Loading the System
- Part IV. Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures
- 13 Troubleshooting
- Checking History
- Checking Error Messages
- Volume Management Troubleshooting
- Database Management Troubleshooting
- Network Troubleshooting
- Space Management Troubleshooting
- DSM/SCM Configuration Troubleshooting
- Software Configuration Troubleshooting
- Request Troubleshooting
- Interface Troubleshooting
- Recovery Operations
- 14 Special Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures
- Running Traces
- Recovering Installed Products Using SIT2SCM
- Task 1: Boot the System From a SIT
- Task 2: Start All Processors
- Task 3: Start the ZSERVER Process
- Task 4: Configure and Start Required Disk and Tape Drives
- Task 5: Create Input Files
- Task 6: Use the RESTORE and FUP Input Files
- Task 7: Rename the Template Files
- Task 8: Start Required Processes
- Task 9: Start the E4SA
- Task 10: Configure and Start TCP/IP
- Task 11: License SQL/MP Files
- Task 12: Configure and Start TMF
- Task 13: Create the System Catalog
- Task 14: Create a SPLCONF File and Start the Spooler
- Task 15: Set Up DSM/SCM Profiles and Environment
- 15 Backing Out a Revision
- Backing Out If DSM/SCM Is Running
- Task 1: Start DSM/SCM
- Task 2: Start and Log On to the ZPHITI
- Task 3: Perform Backout Activities
- Task 4: Monitor the Backout Process
- Task 5: Stop All Applications
- Task 6: Run ZPHIRNM in Preview Mode
- Task 7: Rename Software Files Using ZPHIRNM
- Task 8: Stop and Load the System
- Task 9: Start TMF and Your Applications
- Backing Out in Special Circumstances
- Fallback Considerations
- Backing Out If DSM/SCM Is Running
- Part V. Supplemental Procedures
- 16 Managing Requests
- 17 Managing DSM/SCM
- 18 Generating DSM/SCM Reports
- DSM/SCM Reports
- Viewing and Printing DSM/SCM Reports
- Creating Reports
- Adding and Deleting Reports
- Shorthand Views of the DSM/SCM Database
- Activity Control View
- Activity Code Descriptions
- Status Code Descriptions
- Activity Param View
- Configuration Manager View
- Configuration Product Version Files View
- Configuration Products Versions View
- Configuration View
- EMS View
- Logical Target Profile View
- Snapshot Files View
- Software Input Files View
- Software Input Products View
- System View
- Tape Drives View
- TSV View
- Volumes View
- 19 Simplified Installation and Management of Multiple Identical NonStop Servers (Cloning)
- 20 Installation of Web Interfaces (H- Series and J-Series Only)
- A DSM/SCM Architecture and Environment
- B DSM/SCM Differences
- C Running CNFGINFO
- D Required Processes and Files
- E ASSIGNs and PARAMs
- Index
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| Pages: | 64 |
| Size: | 322 KB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 SWID Overview
- 2 Running SWID
- 3 SWID Output
- 4 Running SWID With Customized Switches
- Switch Options
- -DA (Display Any Fingerprint)
- -DV (Display Version Procedure)
- -DS (Display Run Statistics)
- -SC (Suppress Current Fingerprint)
- -SO (Suppress Original Fingerprint)
- -FD (Fingerprint Detail)
- -FV (Fingerprint Version)
- -FT (Fingerprint Type)
- -FA (Format Archaic)
- -FO (Formatted Output)
- -AF (ASCII Fingerprints)
- -SH (Suppress Header)
- -BS (Be My Server)
- Switch Usage Examples
- Switch Options
- 5 SWID Formatted Output
- 6 SWID Server Interface
- A Error Messages
- Glossary
- Index
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| Pages: | 79 |
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- DAT 72 Models 5242 and 5242-ACL Tape Drive User's Guide
- Regulatory Compliance Statements
- Regulatory Compliance Statements
- FCC Compliance
- Canadian Compliance
- Korea MIC Compliance
- Taiwan (BSMI) Compliance
- Japan (VCCI) Compliance
- European Union Notice
- Laser Compliance
- SAFETY CAUTION
- DOUBLE POLE FUSING
- NOT FOR EXTERNAL USE
- HIGH LEAKAGE CURRENT
- FUSE REPLACEMENT
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
- Important Safety Information
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 34 |
| Size: | 723 KB |
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| Pages: | 27 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 NSPDIAG Operation
- Running NSPDIAG
- I/O Configuration
- Using Command Line Parameters
- Using Main Menu
- Main Menu Options
- Option? – Help, Information on Files and Parameters
- Option A – View Log in Axx100 NSP
- Option B – Batch File Name
- Option C – I/O Configuration
- Option D – Test Device Name
- Option O – TCP/UDP port number
- Option F – Data File Name
- Option G – Copy Test Commands From Data File into Memory
- Option H – Handle Device
- Option I – Interactive Testing
- Option K – Display Character Count for all Messages
- Option L – Log File Name
- Option M – Specify MFK name in response
- Option R – Repeat Count for Data File/Diagnostic Function
- Option S – Start Testing Device
- Option T – Timed Repeat Count
- Option V – Verbose Mode
- Option W – I/O Timeout in Seconds, 0 Seconds = Wait Forever
- Option X – Exit
- Using NSPDIAG with ARM
- Index
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| Pages: | 131 |
| Size: | 1.20 MB |
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- Guardian Performance Analyzer (GPA) User Guide
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- Section 1: Introducing GPA
- Section 2: Running GPA
- Section 3: Description of GPA Reports
- Overview of GPA Reports
- GPA Standard Report
- System Performance Summary
- Process and Busy Distribution Analyses
- Processor Load Balance and Performance Charts
- Disk Volume Performance Analysis
- Cache Performance Analysis
- Disk Subprocess Analysis and Recommendations
- Processor/Disk Configuration Diagram
- IPC Traffic Analysis
- Process Move Recommendations
- Expected System Performance After Tuning
- GPA Analysis Statements
- GPA Optional Report
- Section 4: Using GPA Information
- Interpreting the Standard Report
- System Performance Summary
- Process and Busy Distribution Analyses
- Processor Load Balance and Performance Charts
- Disk Volume Performance Analysis
- Cache Performance Analysis
- Disk Subprocess Analysis and Recommendations
- Processor/Disk Configuration Diagram
- “After Primary Changes” Sections
- Process Move Recommendations
- Expected System Performance After Tuning Changes
- Interpreting the Optional Report
- Implementing GPA Tuning Recommendations
- The Detail System Performance Score Reports
- Negative Contributing Factors to CPU Score
- Negative Contributing Factors to Memory Subsystem Score
- Disk Cache Performance Score Grading
- Negative Contributing Factors to Disk Volume Score
- System Recovery Performance Score Grading
- Server Process Analysis for the Individual CPUs
- Dynamic Server Process Analysis
- Disk Cache Change Analysis
- CPU Cache Change Analysis
- Error Reports
- Interpreting the Standard Report
- Glossary
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| Pages: | 269 |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
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| Pages: | 62 |
| Size: | 349 KB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Getting Started
- 2 ViewSys Overview
- 3 ViewSys Run Command Syntax
- Run Command
- Startup Commands
- BACKUPCPU Command
- CPUSETS Command
- CSVFILE Command
- DELAY Command
- DISPLAY Command
- ERRORPROMPT Command
- EXITAFTER Command
- EXITKEY Command
- FUNCTIONKEYS Command
- HELP Command
- MULTITYPE Command
- NUMCPUS Command
- RESERVELCBS Command
- ROTATECPUS Command
- ROTATION Command
- SCREEN Command
- SWITCHBACK Command
- TIERS Command
- UNSTOPPABLE Command
- UPCPUS Command
- USERCPUS Command
- 4 Function Key Commands
- 5 Interpreting ViewSys
- 6 Measurement Techniques
- A ViewSys Syntax Summary
- B ViewSys Measurement Entities
- C ViewSys Help Screen
- D ViewSys Definition Language (VDL)
- Index
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| Pages: | 132 |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 Introducing SDR
- 2 Installing SDR
- 3 Configuring SDR
- 4 SDR Operations
- 5 SDR Monitoring and Control
- 6 SDR Commands
- A SQL DDL Statements
- B SDR EMS Messages
- C Testing SDR
- Index
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| Pages: | 132 |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 Introducing SDR
- 2 Installing SDR
- 3 Configuring SDR
- 4 SDR Operations
- 5 SDR Monitoring and Control
- 6 SDR Commands
- A SQL DDL Statements
- B SDR EMS Messages
- C Testing SDR
- Index
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| Pages: | 76 |
| Size: | 2.86 MB |
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- 1 Overview of the Tape Library
- 2 Controls and Indicators
- 3 Library Operation
- 4 Cartridge Information
- 5 Configuring the M8520 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server
- 6 Configuring the M8521/M8521A Tape Library for the Integrity NonStop NSSeries Server
- 7 Configuring the M8521 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server
- A Specifications
- B Configuring the M8706A Tape Drive for the NonStop BladeSystem Server
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 122 |
| Size: | 632 KB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to the Safeguard Subsystem
- 2 Safeguard Logon Dialog
- 3 Securing Disk Files
- 4 Securing Subvolumes
- 5 Securing Processes and Subprocesses
- 6 Obtaining User and Alias Information
- 7 Working With SAFECOM
- Using SAFECOM in Interactive Mode
- SAFECOM Session-Control Commands
- Checking Your Progress
- Entering More Than One Command on a Line
- Continuing Commands From One Line to the Next
- Redirecting Output for a Single Command
- Getting Online Help
- Displaying and Editing Previous Commands
- Leaving SAFECOM Without Losing Defaults (Using the Break Key)
- Exiting a Long Report Display (Break Key Handling)
- Exiting SAFECOM
- Using SAFECOM in Execute-and-Quit Mode
- Using SAFECOM in Batch Mode
- Using Wild-Card Characters in SAFECOM Commands
- Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands
- Running Other Programs From SAFECOM
- Checking Command Syntax Only
- Using SAFECOM in Interactive Mode
- 8 Changing Display Options
- 9 Working with Patterns
- A Guardian File Security
- B Protecting Your Terminal
- C SAFECOM Command Syntax
- Glossary
- Index
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| Pages: | 65 |
| Size: | 1.83 MB |
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| Pages: | 236 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and System Requirements for Library Media Manager (LMM)
- 2 Library Media Manager Software Installation for the NonStop Server and Client
- 3 Configuring the LMM Server on the NonStop System
- 4 Configuring the LMM Client on the NonStop System
- 5 Configuring the Server LMM GUI and Client LMM GUI
- 6 LMM GUI Operations
- 7 Using the LMM Utility Interface Program (INTFACE)
- A Library Media Manager Quick Start Guide
- B Server LMM and Client LMM Process Functions
- C Troubleshooting
- D Interfacing to LMM
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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| Pages: | 115 |
| Size: | 8.02 MB |
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- NonStop Application Server for Java (NSASJ) 1.2 User Guide
- Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Features of NSASJ
- 3 Installing NSASJ
- 4 Configuring NSASJ
- Host Controller and NSASJ Server components
- Cache server configuration files
- Post Master configuration files
- EE subsystem
- EJB3 subsystem
- Infinispan subsystem
- Security subsystem
- Web subsystem
- Java Persistence API subsystem
- Naming subsystem
- DataSource configuration
- Transaction management
- Logging
- 5 Managing NSASJ
- 6 Integration
- 7 Internal description of NSASJ components
- A Programmatic Management of NSASJ using API
- B Singleton service
- C Frequently asked questions
- Index
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| Pages: | 62 |
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- HP NonStop ODBC/MX Client Drivers User Guide for SQL/MX Release 3.2.1
- Contents
- About this document
- 1 Overview
- 2 Installing the drivers
- 3 Configuring data sources
- 4 Compatibility and considerations
- 5 Error messages
- A Sample ODBC application
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 159 |
| Size: | 6.39 MB |
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- NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse User Guide
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Before you begin
- 3 Getting Started
- Preparing the Workbench
- Specifying your preferences
- Specifying Tool Locations
- Configuring connections to NonStop systems
- Creating projects
- Ensuring the C/C++ indexer runs
- Adding folders and files to projects
- Viewing and changing properties of managed projects
- Building, deploying, and launching a project
- 4 Concepts
- 5 Tasks
- Configuring Tool Locations
- Configuring connections to NonStop
- Importing ETK projects
- Importing NSDEE 2.x projects
- Importing external NSDEE projects
- Creating projects
- Launching a NonStop application from NSDEE
- Setting build variables
- Changing build options (project properties)
- Specifying DEFINES for SQL/MP tables
- Building for both OSS and Guardian
- Removing erroneous errors and warnings in C/C++ editors
- Specifying locations for C/C++ headers, COBOL COPY libraries, and pTAL source files
- Instructing NSDEE not to build source files
- Turning off SQL/MP builds for source files and folders
- Configuring indexing for C and C++ sources
- Adding externally-built objects and linkfiles to managed builds
- Linking libraries in managed builds
- Adding and customizing build targets
- Filtering NonStop Project Explorer view content
- Using NSDEE with SCM tools: examples and procedures
- Creating a remote folder in a local project via Samba
- 6 Reference
- Views and editors
- New project wizards
- New file, folder, and class wizards
- Tools
- Preferences
- Properties
- Menus
- Icons
- 7 What's New at NSDEE 3.0?
- 8 Support and other resources
- A Tips on setting up password free logins with Open SSH
- Index
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| Pages: | 460 |
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- What’s New in This Guide
- About This Guide
- 1 Introduction to Guardian System Operations
- 2 Getting Started With TACL
- 3 Managing Files With TACL
- 4 Starting and Controlling Processes With TACL
- 5 Defining Function Keys and Writing Macros
- 6 Creating and Using DEFINEs
- 7 Using FUP for Basic File Management
- 8 Using FUP for Advanced File Management
- 9 Performing Routine Disk Operations
- Using the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF)
- Checking Disk Status
- Bringing Up a Disk or Path
- Taking Down a Disk or Path
- Altering the Current Path to a Dual-Ported Disk
- Removing Half of a Mirrored Disk
- Bringing Up the Down Half of a Mirrored Disk
- Finding and Sparing Bad Tracks and Sectors
- Managing Disk Space Usage
- Monitoring and Altering Swap Files
- Solving Common Disk Problems
- 10 Using Labeled Tapes
- 11 Backing Up and Restoring Disk Information
- 12 Introduction to the Spooler
- 13 Managing Your Spooler Jobs Using Peruse
- 14 Performing Routine Spooler Operations Using Spoolcom
- Entering Spoolcom Commands
- Listing Printers and Checking Their Status
- Restarting a Printer
- Displaying the Status of Spooler Components
- Monitoring Spooler Processes
- Draining the Spooler
- Starting a Drained Spooler
- Stopping the Spooler
- Controlling Print Devices
- Controlling Jobs
- Controlling Locations
- Solving Common Spooler Problems
- 15 Managing the Spooler Using Spoolcom
- 16 Managing Users and Security
- 17 Monitoring Event Messages
- 18 Displaying Version and System Information
- 19 Monitoring Hardware Components
- Tools for Monitoring System Status
- Other Useful Tools
- Listing the Devices on Your System
- Determining Device States
- Checking the Status of Peripherals
- Checking the Status of Processors
- Checking the Status of Network Components
- Checking the Status of Pathway
- Checking the Size of Database Files
- Automating System Monitoring
- A Problem Solving Techniques
- Glossary
- Index
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- Legal Notices
- 1 Introduction to HP NonStop AutoTMF Software
- 2 Installation and Basic Management
- 3 Preparing Programs
- 4 Configuring Automatic Transaction Processing
- Configuration Commands
- Automatic Transactions
- Common Transaction
- Separate Transactions
- Transaction Creation
- Transaction Commit
- Transaction Isolation
- Nowait Transactions
- Audited Attribute Hiding
- Audited File Creation
- Audited File Renaming
- Null Record Handling (Entry-Sequenced Files)
- Reading Through Locks
- Requiring Files to Be Audited
- Handling TMF Environmental Errors
- Suppressing Inherited Transactions
- UNLOCKFILE Optimization
- Record-Level Transactions
- Changing Nowait IO to Waited IO
- Unstructured Access
- Transaction File (TFILE)
- Unilateral Aborts
- Limitations
- 5 Usage Guidelines
- 6 NonStop AutoTMF Software Commands
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ABEND MONITOR
- ADD ATMFFILESET
- ADD ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER ATMFFILESET
- ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER LOCAL
- CALC
- COMMENT (or “--”)
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DEADLOCK
- DELAY
- DELETE ATMFFILESET
- DELETE ATMFPROGRAMS
- DEQUEUE
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC AND !
- FILEINFO
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO ATMFFILESET
- INFO ATMFPROGRAMS
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LIBRARY
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO PREPARE
- INFO PROGRAM
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LISTLOCKS (LL)
- LOG
- MODIFY AUTOTMF
- MODIFY GLOBALS
- MODIFY MAPDBS
- MONITOR
- NSKFIXUP
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PREPARE
- PROGINFO (PI)
- PURGEDATA
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS TRACE
- STOP MONITOR
- STOP PROCESS
- TIME
- TRACE
- UNPREPARE
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- Monitor Commands
- A System Management
- System Database
- Map Database
- Monitor Process
- Configuring and Using an Alternate NonStop AutoTMF Environment
- Migrating the NonStop AutoTMF Software Configuration to a New System
- Runtime Library
- Host-language Runtimes in the Runtime Library
- Transporting Applications
- Version Checking
- Security and Availability
- Executing Prepared Applications
- B Special DEFINEs
- Introduction
- DEFINE Types
- Runtime DEFINES
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_ISOLATION
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXTIME
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXUPDATE
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_NOWAIT
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_OFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_TXHOLDOFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_WAITED
- =_ESCORT_AUDIT_RENAME
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_OFF
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_ON
- =_ESCORT_EMS_COLLECTOR
- =_ESCORT_MONITOR
- =_ESCORT_OPTIMIZEUNLOCKS
- =_ESCORT_OPTMZUNLOCKSOFF
- =_ESCORT_READ_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_SKIP_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_INHRTX
- Command Interpreter DEFINEs
- C Problem Resolution
- D Error Messages
- Glossary
- Index
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| Pages: | 234 |
| Size: | 1.61 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 Introduction to HP NonStop AutoTMF Software
- 2 Installation and Basic Management
- 3 Preparing Programs
- 4 Configuring Automatic Transaction Processing
- Configuration Commands
- Automatic Transactions
- Common Transaction
- Separate Transactions
- Transaction Creation
- Transaction Commit
- Transaction Isolation
- Nowait Transactions
- Audited Attribute Hiding
- Audited File Creation
- Audited File Renaming
- Null Record Handling (Entry-Sequenced Files)
- Reading Through Locks
- Requiring Files to Be Audited
- Handling TMF Environmental Errors
- Suppressing Inherited Transactions
- UNLOCKFILE Optimization
- Record-Level Transactions
- Changing Nowait IO to Waited IO
- Unstructured Access
- Transaction File (TFILE)
- Unilateral Aborts
- Limitations
- 5 Usage Guidelines
- 6 NonStop AutoTMF Software Commands
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ABEND MONITOR
- ADD ATMFFILESET
- ADD ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER ATMFFILESET
- ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER LOCAL
- CALC
- COMMENT (or “--”)
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DEADLOCK
- DELAY
- DELETE ATMFFILESET
- DELETE ATMFPROGRAMS
- DEQUEUE
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO ATMFFILESET
- INFO ATMFPROGRAMS
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LIBRARY
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO PREPARE
- INFO PROGRAM
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LISTLOCKS (LL)
- LOG
- MODIFY AUTOTMF
- MODIFY GLOBALS
- MODIFY MAPDBS
- MONITOR
- NSKFIXUP
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PREPARE
- PROGINFO (PI)
- PURGEDATA
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS TRACE
- STOP MONITOR
- STOP PROCESS
- TIME
- TRACE
- UNPREPARE
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- Monitor Commands
- A System Management
- System Database
- Map Database
- Monitor Process
- Configuring and Using an Alternate NonStop AutoTMF Environment
- Migrating the NonStop AutoTMF Software Configuration to a New System
- Runtime Library
- Host-language Runtimes in the Runtime Library
- Transporting Applications
- Version Checking
- Security and Availability
- Executing Prepared Applications
- B Special DEFINEs
- Introduction
- DEFINE Types
- Runtime DEFINES
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_ISOLATION
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXTIME
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXUPDATE
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_NOWAIT
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_OFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_TXHOLDOFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_WAITED
- =_ESCORT_AUDIT_RENAME
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_OFF
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_ON
- =_ESCORT_EMS_COLLECTOR
- =_ESCORT_MONITOR
- =_ESCORT_OPTIMIZEUNLOCKS
- =_ESCORT_OPTMZUNLOCKSOFF
- =_ESCORT_READ_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_SKIP_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_INHRTX
- Command Interpreter DEFINEs
- C Problem Resolution
- D Error Messages
- Glossary
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 88 |
| Size: | 2.14 MB |
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- Open Source Java Frameworks on NonStop User's Guide (Spring 3.0.2, Hibernate 3.5.1, MyFaces 2.0.2, Axis2/Java 1.5.2)
- Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction
- Part I Spring Framework
- 2 Spring Overview
- 3 Installing the Spring Framework
- 4 Configuring Spring Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Spring Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Spring Applications
- Spring Framework Configurations
- Configuring JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring Database Transaction Management
- Connection Pooling
- Module File Caching Configurations
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 5 Getting Started with Spring
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpInfo
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Creating the Eclipse Workspace
- Developing a Basic EmpInfo Application
- Developing and Configuring Views and the Controller
- Developing Business Logic and Providing the Web Interface
- Integrating the Web-tier of EmpInfo with NonStop SQL/MX Database
- Enabling EmpInfo to Delete and Retrieve Employee Details
- Creating JSPs to Delete and Retrieve Employee Details
- Creating the RowMapper Class
- Modifying the EmployeeDao.java Class File
- Modifying the Employee.java File
- Modifying the EmployeeController.java File
- Modifying the EmpInfo-servlet.xml File
- Modifying the index.jsp File
- Implementing the RMI Service in EmpInfo
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- A EmpInfo Database Script
- B Customizing Sample Applications
- C JDBC Configuration
- D Installing Spring Web Flow
- Part II Hibernate Framework
- 6 Hibernate Overview
- 7 Installing the Hibernate Framework
- 8 Configuring Hibernate Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Hibernate Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Hibernate Applications
- Hibernate Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for the SQL/MX Database using hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.properties
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.properties
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Database Transaction Management
- Connection Pooling
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Module File Caching Configurations
- Enabling Browse Access
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 9 Getting Started with Hibernate
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpIoyeeInfo
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Creating the Eclipse Workspace
- Creating a New Java Project
- Adding Dependency JAR Files to the Project Library
- Creating the Package for the EmployeeInfo Application
- Creating the Employee.java Class File
- Creating the Main Class
- Implementing the Business Logic
- Creating the Hibernate Mapping File
- Setting Hibernate Configurations
- Creating the EmployeeInfo Application JAR File
- Setting Up the NonStop Environment
- Running EmployeeInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- E Customizing Sample Applications
- F JDBC Configuration
- G Hibernate Environment Setup Script
- Part III MyFaces Framework
- 10 MyFaces Overview
- 11 Installing MyFaces Framework
- 12 Configuring MyFaces Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for MyFaces Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for MyFaces Applications
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 13 Getting Started with MyFaces
- Prerequisites
- Overview of SkinSelector
- Developing SkinSelector on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Deploying SkinSelector on NonStop
- Running SkinSelector on NonStop
- H Installing MyFaces Trinidad Framework Libraries on NonStop
- I Installing MyFaces Tomahawk Framework Libraries on NonStop
- Part IV Axis2/Java Framework
- 14 Axis2/Java Overview
- 15 Installing Axis2/Java Framework
- 16 Configuring Axis2/Java Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of an NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Axis2/Java Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Axis2/Java Applications
- Axis2/Java Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 17 Getting Started with Axis2/Java
- Prerequisites
- Overview of TemperatureConverter
- Code-First approach
- Contract-First approach
- Developing the TemperatureConverter Web Service on Windows
- Deploying the TemperatureConverter Web Service on NonStop
- Running the TemperatureConverter Web Service on NonStop
- Developing the TemperatureConverter Client on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Modifying the Client Stub File
- Running the TemperatureConverter Client on Windows
- Part V Integrating Frameworks
- 18 Using Spring Transaction Manager
- 19 Integrating Hibernate into Spring
- 20 Integrating JPA with Hibernate into Spring
- 21 Integrating Axis2/Java into Spring
- 22 Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Why Integrate MyFaces into Spring
- Example of Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Removing the Folders and Files from the EmpInfo Application
- Modifying the web.xml File
- Creating the IEmployeeDao.java File
- Modifying the EmployeeDao.java File
- Creating the ServiceFinder.java File
- Creating the EmpBean.java File
- Creating the MessageFactory.java File
- Creating the message.properties File
- Creating views using MyFaces tag libraries
- Modifying the index.jsp File
- Creating the faces-config.xml File
- Adding Dependency JAR Files
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse Galileo IDE
- 23 Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 376 |
| Size: | 2.37 MB |
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- HP NonStop Storage Management Foundation User's Guide
- Legal Notices
- Contents
- What's New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to Storage Management
- 2 Preparing to Use SMF
- 3 Configuring and Managing SMF Processes
- 4 Migration Guidelines
- 5 File Relocation Facility
- 6 Pool Management
- 7 File Protection and Recovery for Virtual Disks
- 8 Guardian Procedures
- 9 SMFIXUP Utility
- A EMS Support
- B COUP and PUP Interfaces
- Defining Processes in the OSCONFIG File
- Execution States
- Defining Storage Pools and Virtual Disks
- Managing Storage Pools
- Obtaining Information
- DSC/COUP Commands
- PUP Commands
- Controlling Process States
- Storage Pool Attribute Set
- Virtual Disk Attribute Set
- ALLOWOPENS Command
- DEFINEPOOL Command
- DEFINEVIRTDISK Command
- DEISOLATE Command
- DELETEPOOL Command
- DELETEVIRTDISK Command
- DEQUARANTINE Command
- DOWN Command
- EXCLUDE Command
- INCLUDE Command
- ISOLATE Command
- LISTDEV Commands
- LISTDEV DISK Command
- LISTDEV disk-or-volume-name Command
- LISTDEV POOL Command
- LISTDEV process-name Command
- LISTDEV VIRTDISK Command
- PRIMARY Command
- QUARANTINE Command
- REDEFINEPOOL Command
- REDEFINEVIRTDISK Command
- SHOWPOOL Command
- SHOWVIRTDISK Command
- STOPOPENS Command
- UP Command
- COUP and PUP Command Summary
- COUP and PUP Prerequisite Summary
- Comparing SCF With PUP
- Glossary
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 270 |
| Size: | 1.63 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- Running Different Versions of AutoSYNC
- Special Cases: Privileged Synchronization Processes
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 74 |
| Size: | 1.14 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Setting Up the ACL Tape Drives
- 3 Installing and Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 4 Operation
- 5 Maintenance
- 6 Troubleshooting
- A Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 492 |
| Size: | 6.93 MB |
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- Open Source Java Frameworks on NonStop User's Guide
- Table of Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction
- Part I Spring Framework
- 2 Spring Overview
- 3 Installing Spring Framework
- 4 Configuring Spring Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Spring Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Spring Applications
- Spring Framework Configurations
- Configuring JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring Database Transaction Management
- Connection Pooling
- Module File Caching Configurations
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 5 Getting Started with Spring
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpInfo
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse IDE
- Developing a Basic EmpInfo Application
- Developing and Configuring Views and the Controller
- Developing Business Logic and Providing the Web Interface
- Integrating the Web-tier of EmpInfo with NonStop SQL/MX Database
- Enabling EmpInfo to Delete and Retrieve Employee Details
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse IDE
- A EmpInfo Database Script
- B Customizing Sample Applications
- C JDBC Configuration
- D Installing Spring Web Flow
- Part II Axis2/Java Framework
- 6 Axis2/Java Overview
- 7 Installing Axis2/Java Framework
- 8 Configuring Axis2/Java Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of an NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Axis2/Java Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Axis2/Java Applications
- Axis2/Java Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 9 Getting Started with Axis2/Java
- Prerequisites
- Overview of TemperatureConverter
- Part III MyFaces Framework
- 10 MyFaces Overview
- 11 Installing MyFaces Framework
- 12 Configuring MyFaces Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for MyFaces Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for MyFaces Applications
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 13 Getting Started with MyFaces
- Prerequisites
- Overview of SkinSelector
- Developing SkinSelector on Windows using the Eclipse IDE
- Deploying SkinSelector on NonStop
- Running SkinSelector on NonStop
- E Installing MyFaces Trinidad Framework Libraries on NonStop
- F Installing MyFaces Tomahawk Framework Libraries on NonStop
- Part IV Hibernate Framework
- 14 Hibernate Overview
- 15 Installing Hibernate Framework
- 16 Configuring Hibernate Applications on NonStop Systems
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Hibernate Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Hibernate Applications
- Hibernate Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for the SQL/MX Database using hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.properties
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring JDBC Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.properties
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Database Transaction Management
- Connection Pooling
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Module File Caching Configurations
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- 17 Getting Started with Hibernate
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpIoyeeInfo
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse IDE
- Creating a New Java Project
- Adding Dependency JAR Files to the Project Library
- Creating the Package for the EmployeeInfo Application
- Creating the Class File
- Creating the Main Class
- Implementing the Business Logic
- Creating the Hibernate Mapping File
- Setting Hibernate Configurations
- Creating the EmployeeInfo Application JAR File
- Setting Up NonStop Environment
- Running EmployeeInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse IDE
- G Customizing Sample Application
- H JDBC Configuration
- I Hibernate Environment Setup Script
- J Installing Hibernate Annotations Libraries on NonStop
- K Installing Hibernate EntityManager Libraries on NonStop
- Part V Integrating Frameworks
- 18 Using Spring Transaction Manager
- 19 Integrating Hibernate into Spring
- 20 Integrating JPA with Hibernate into Spring
- 21 Integrating Axis2/Java into Spring
- 22 Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Why Integrate MyFaces into Spring
- Example of Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse IDE
- Removing the Folders and Files from the EmpInfo Application
- Modifying the web.xml File
- Creating the IEmployeeDao.java File
- Modifying the EmployeeDao.java File
- Creating the ServiceFinder.java File
- Creating the EmpBean.java File
- Creating the MessageFactory.java File
- Creating the message.properties File
- Creating views using MyFaces tag libraries
- Modifying the index.jsp File
- Creating the faces-config.xml File
- Adding Dependency JAR Files
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse IDE
- 23 Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
- Index
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| Pages: | 19 |
| Size: | 429 KB |
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 68 |
| Size: | 656 KB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Guide
- 1 Overview and Features of the 5258ACL Tape Drive
- 2 Installing and Configuring the 5258ACL Tabletop Drive
- 3 Operating the 5258ACL Tape Drive
- Front Panel
- Control Panel
- The Main Menu
- Displaying Firmware Revision
- Displaying Error Logs
- Inserting and Removing Cartridges
- Removing the Magazine
- Emergency Magazine Removal
- Inserting a Magazine Into the 5258ACL
- Inserting Cartridges Into the Magazine
- Tape Requirements
- Cartridge Handling and Storage
- Write Protection
- Loading and Unloading Tapes
- 4 Configuring the 5258ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop Himalaya S-Series Server
- Supported Connections
- Configuring the Modular Tape Drive for the NonStop Himalaya S-Series Servers (SNDA)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Drive Online Using SCF (SNDA)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Drive for the NonStop Himalaya S-Series Servers (PMF/IOMF)
- Completing the PMF CRU Configuration Form (PMF/IOMF)
- Configuring the Modular Tape Drive Online Using SCF (PMF/IOMF)
- 5 Maintenance for the 5258ACL
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 240 |
| Size: | 1.63 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to HP NonStop AutoTMF Software
- 2 Installation and Basic Management
- 3 Preparing Programs
- 4 Configuring Automatic Transaction Processing
- Configuration Commands
- Automatic Transactions
- Common Transaction
- Separate Transactions
- Transaction Creation
- Transaction Commit
- Transaction Isolation
- Nowait Transactions
- Audited Attribute Hiding
- Audited File Creation
- Audited File Renaming
- Null Record Handling (Entry-Sequenced Files)
- Reading Through Locks
- Requiring Files to Be Audited
- Handling TMF Environmental Errors
- Suppressing Inherited Transactions
- UNLOCKFILE Optimization
- Record-Level Transactions
- Changing Nowait IO to Waited IO
- Unstructured Access
- Transaction File (TFILE)
- Unilateral Aborts
- Automatic Transaction Limitations
- 5 Usage Guidelines
- 6 NonStop AutoTMF Commands
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ABEND MONITOR
- ADD ATMFFILESET
- ADD ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER ATMFFILESET
- ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- CALC
- COMMENT (or “--”)
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DEADLOCK
- DELAY
- DELETE ATMFFILESET
- DELETE ATMFPROGRAMS
- DEQUEUE
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO ATMFFILESET
- INFO ATMFPROGRAMS
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LIBRARY
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO PREPARE
- INFO PROGRAM
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LISTLOCKS (LL)
- LOG
- MODIFY AUTOTMF
- MODIFY GLOBALS
- MODIFY MAPDBS
- MONITOR
- NSKFIXUP
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PREPARE
- PROGINFO (PI)
- PURGEDATA
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS TRACE
- STOP MONITOR
- STOP PROCESS
- TIME
- TRACE
- UNPREPARE
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- Monitor Commands
- A System Management
- System Database
- Map Database
- Monitor Process
- Configuring and Using an Alternate NonStop AutoTMF Environment
- Migrating the NonStop AutoTMF Software Configuration to a New System
- Runtime Library
- Host-language Runtimes in the Runtime Library
- Transporting Applications
- Version Checking
- Security and Availability
- Executing Prepared Applications
- B Special DEFINEs
- Introduction
- DEFINE Types
- Runtime DEFINES
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_ISOLATION
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXTIME
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXUPDATE
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_NOWAIT
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_OFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_TXHOLDOFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_WAITED
- =_ESCORT_AUDIT_RENAME
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_OFF
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_ON
- =_ESCORT_EMS_COLLECTOR
- =_ESCORT_MONITOR
- =_ESCORT_OPTIMIZEUNLOCKS
- =_ESCORT_OPTMZUNLOCKSOFF
- =_ESCORT_READ_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_SKIP_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_INHRTX
- Command Interpreter DEFINEs
- C Problem Resolution
- D Error Messages
- Glossary
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 276 |
| Size: | 1.68 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- Running Different Versions of AutoSYNC
- Special Cases: Privileged Synchronization Processes
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- INFO TCPIP
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 244 |
| Size: | 1.66 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to HP NonStop AutoTMF Software
- 2 Installation and Basic Management
- 3 Preparing Programs
- 4 Configuring Automatic Transaction Processing
- Configuration Commands
- Automatic Transactions
- Common Transaction
- Separate Transactions
- Transaction Creation
- Transaction Commit
- Transaction Isolation
- Nowait Transactions
- Hiding the Audited Attribute
- Audited File Creation
- Audited File Renaming
- Handling Null Records in Entry-Sequenced Files
- Reading Through Locks
- Requiring Files to Be Audited
- Handling TMF Environmental Errors
- Suppressing Inherited Transactions
- UNLOCKFILE Optimization
- Record-Level Transactions
- Changing Nowait IO to Waited IO
- Unstructured Access
- Transaction File (TFILE)
- Unilateral Aborts
- Automatic Transaction Limitations
- 5 Usage Guidelines
- 6 NonStop AutoTMF Commands
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ABEND MONITOR
- ADD ATMFFILESET
- ADD ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER ATMFFILESET
- ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- CALC
- COMMENT (or “--”)
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DEADLOCK
- DELAY
- DELETE ATMFFILESET
- DELETE ATMFPROGRAMS
- DEQUEUE
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO ATMFFILESET
- INFO ATMFPROGRAMS
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LIBRARY
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO PREPARE
- INFO PROGRAM
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LISTLOCKS (LL)
- LOG
- MODIFY AUTOTMF
- MODIFY GLOBALS
- MODIFY MAPDBS
- MONITOR
- NSKFIXUP
- OBEY
- OCACHECK
- OPEN
- OUT
- PREPARE
- PROGINFO (PI)
- PURGEDATA
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS TRACE
- STOP MONITOR
- STOP PROCESS
- TIME
- TRACE
- UNPREPARE
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- Monitor Commands
- A System Management
- System Database
- Map Database
- Monitor Process
- Configuring and Using an Alternate NonStop AutoTMF Environment
- Migrating the NonStop AutoTMF Software Configuration to a New System
- Runtime Library
- Host-language Runtimes in the Runtime Library
- Transporting Applications
- Version Checking
- Security and Availability
- Executing Prepared Applications
- B Special DEFINEs
- Introduction
- DEFINE Types
- Runtime DEFINES
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_ISOLATION
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXTIME
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_MAXUPDATE
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_NOWAIT
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_OFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_TXHOLDOFF
- =_ESCORT_ATMF_WAITED
- =_ESCORT_AUDIT_RENAME
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_OFF
- =_ESCORT_DYNAMIC_TRC_ON
- =_ESCORT_EMS_COLLECTOR
- =_ESCORT_MONITOR
- =_ESCORT_OPTIMIZEUNLOCKS
- =_ESCORT_OPTMZUNLOCKSOFF
- =_ESCORT_READ_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_SKIP_NULL_RECS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS
- =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
- =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_INHRTX
- Command Interpreter DEFINEs
- C Problem Resolution
- D Error Messages
- E Preparing Base24 Programs
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 56 |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview
- 2 Integrating Hardware
- 3 Interfacing With the Open SCSI I/O Process (IOP)
- 4 Configuring Open SCSI Devices
- 5 Managing Open SCSI Devices
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 50 |
| Size: | 1.35 MB |
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| Pages: | 29 |
| Size: | 418 KB |
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 88 |
| Size: | 1.75 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Setting Up the ACL Tape Drives
- 3 Installing and Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop NS- Series Server
- 4 Operation
- 5 Maintenance
- 6 Troubleshooting
- A Installing and Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 266 |
| Size: | 1.04 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- Running Different Versions of AutoSYNC
- Special Cases: Privileged Synchronization Processes
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 17 |
| Size: | 303 KB |
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- Script Languages User Guide
- Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction to Script Languages
- 2 Installing Script Languages
- A Open Source References
- B Python Features Not Supported on NonStop Systems
- C Open Source Script Languages Terms and Conditions
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 38 |
| Size: | 762 KB |
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 96 |
| Size: | 5.34 MB |
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- 1 Overview and System Requirements for Entry Level Media Manager (ELMM)
- 2 Entry Level Media Manager Software Installation for the NonStop Server
- 3 Configuring the ELMM Server on the NonStop System
- 4 Configuring the Server ELMM GUI
- 5 ELMM GUI Operations
- 6 Using the ELMM Utility Interface Program (INTFACE)
- A Server ELMM Process Functions
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 274 |
| Size: | 1.67 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- Install AutoSYNC Product License
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- Running Different Versions of AutoSYNC
- Special Cases: Licensed Synchronization Processes
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Files Opened for Update
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- INFO TCPIP
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 163 |
| Size: | 6.17 MB |
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- NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse 4.0 User Guide
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Before you begin
- 3 Getting started
- Preparing the Workbench
- Specifying your preferences
- Specifying tool locations
- Configuring connections to NonStop systems
- Creating projects
- Ensuring the C/C++ indexer runs
- Adding folders and files to projects
- Viewing and changing properties of managed projects
- Building, deploying, and launching a project
- 4 Concepts
- NSDEE overview
- The NonStop Development perspective
- Building NonStop projects
- Environment variables and build variables
- COMP_ROOT
- MXSQLC and MXSQLCO
- NSDEE_SYS_INCLUDE_PATH
- NSDEE_SYS_INCLUDE_PATH_ESC
- PATH
- Deploy.jar and NSDEE_POSIX_BIN
- NSDEE_CONN_PORT, nsdee-auth, and Deploy.jar
- DependencyHandling
- TARGET_SYSTYPE
- NSDEE_DEPLOY_SYSTEM, NSDEE_DEPLOY_USER, NSDEE_DEPLOY_DEST, NSDEE_DEPLOY_FILENAME
- SQL/MX_COBOL_PREPROCESSOR_LOC
- Multi-user environments
- Managed build makefiles
- Handling dependencies in managed builds
- Tool chains
- Customizing managed builds
- Using NonStop projects with an SCM tool
- Using Samba with NSDEE
- 5 Tasks
- Configuring Tool Locations
- Configuring connections to NonStop
- Importing ETK projects
- Importing NSDEE 2.x projects
- Importing external NSDEE projects
- Creating projects
- Launching a NonStop application from NSDEE
- Setting build variables
- Changing build options (project properties)
- Specifying DEFINES for SQL/MP tables
- Building for both OSS and Guardian
- Removing erroneous errors and warnings in C/C++ editors
- Specifying locations for C/C++ headers, COBOL COPY libraries, and pTAL source files
- Instructing NSDEE not to build source files
- Turning off SQL/MP builds for source files and folders
- Configuring indexing for C and C++ sources
- Adding externally-built objects and linkfiles to managed builds
- Linking libraries in managed builds
- Adding and customizing build targets
- Filtering NonStop Project Explorer view content
- Using NSDEE with SCM tools: examples and procedures
- Creating a remote folder in a local project via Samba
- 6 Reference
- Views and editors
- New project wizards
- New file, folder, and class wizards
- Tools
- Preferences
- Properties
- Menus
- Icons
- 7 Support and other resources
- A Sample programs and projects
- B Tips on setting up password free logins with Open SSH
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 79 |
| Size: | 869 KB |
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 96 |
| Size: | 1.97 MB |
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- 1-1 Product Overview
- 1-2 Install Process Overview
- 1-3 Getting Started
- 2-1 Considerations & Requirements
- 2-2 Installation Details
- 2-3 Configuration Options
- 3-1 Admin (User Interface)
- 4-1 Application Activation
- 4-2 Accessing Event Analyzer Functions
- 4-3 Main Screen – Year Grid
- 4-4 Month Drilldown - Daily
- 4-5 Month Drilldown – Hour of Days
- 4-6 Month Drilldown – Weekdays
- 4-7 Day Drilldown – Hourly
- 4-8 Day Drilldown – Owner-Subsystem
- 4-9 Owner-Subsystem – Hour of Day
- 4-10 Event Numbers
- 4-11 Event Numbers – Hour of Day
- 4-12 Event Details
- 4-13 Alerts
- 4-14 Responsiveness
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| Pages: | 64 |
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- M8201 Fibre Channel to SCSI Router Installation and User's Guide
- Contents
- What's New
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router
- 2 Getting Started
- 3 Installing the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- 4 Configuring the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- 5 Troubleshooting the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router
- 6 Hardware Replacement Procedures
- A Product Specifications
- B Using the Serial Interface
- C Configuring OSM for Monitoring the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router
- D Installing the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router for the Versatile I/O Enclosure
- E Configuring the Fibre Channel to SCSI Router for the Versatile I/O Enclosure
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 80 |
| Size: | 1.28 MB |
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- M8605A and M8606A ACL Tape Drive Installation and User’s Guide
- Contents
- What's New
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Setting Up the ACL Tape Drives
- 3 Installing and Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop NS- Series Server
- 4 Operation
- 5 Maintenance
- 6 Troubleshooting
- A Specifications
- B Configuring the ACL Tape Drive for the NonStop BladeSystem Server
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 130 |
| Size: | 828 KB |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 Introducing SDR
- 2 Installing SDR
- 3 Configuring SDR
- 4 SDR Operations
- 5 SDR Monitoring and Control
- 6 SDR Commands
- A SQL DDL Statements
- B SDR EMS Messages
- C Testing SDR
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 54 |
| Size: | 1.40 MB |
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- M8609A Tabletop Tape Drive Installation and User’s Guide
- Contents
- What's New
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- 3 Operating the Tape Drive
- 4 Troubleshooting
- A Specifications
- B Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop BladeSystem Server
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 40 |
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- 1-1 Product Overview
- 1-2 Install Process Overview
- 1-3 Getting Started
- 2-1 Considerations & Requirements
- Installation
- 3-1 Application Activation
- 3-2 Logon
- Process Busy List
- 3-4 Process Details
- 3-5 Process Search
- Event Settings
- 3-7 Event Viewer
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| Pages: | 213 |
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- Open System Services User's Guide
- Contents
- About This Document
- Supported Release Version Updates (RVUs)
- Intended Audience
- Unsupported Utilities
- Acknowledgment
- New and Changed Information in the 522700-005 Edition
- New and Changed Information in the 522700-004 Edition
- New and Changed Information in the 522700-003 Edition
- New and Changed Information in the 522700–002 Edition
- Document Organization
- Notation Conventions
- Related Information
- Publishing History
- HP Encourages Your Comments
- 1 Introduction to Open System Services
- 2 The OSS File System
- 3 The OSS Shell
- OSS Shell Features
- Metacharacters
- Shell Built-In Commands
- Command-Entry Aids
- Filename Completion
- Aliases
- Command History
- Command-Line Editing
- The Shell Environment
- Environment Variables
- Example .profile File
- How the Shell Finds Commands
- Shell Procedures
- 4 OSS Commands and Utilities
- 5 Interoperability Between OSS and Guardian Environments
- Two Different File Systems
- Accessing Guardian Files From the OSS Environment
- OSS Pathname to Guardian Filename Translation
- Guardian Filename to OSS Pathname Translation
- Pathname Mapping
- Running Guardian Processes From the OSS Environment
- Running OSS Processes From the Guardian Environment
- Running OSS Processes With Guardian Attributes
- Editing Files
- OSS Commands That Interoperate With the Guardian Environment
- Guardian DEFINEs
- Guardian Commands and OSS Equivalents
- OSS Commands and Guardian Equivalents
- 6 Running the OSS Shell
- 7 Creating Files
- 8 Managing Files
- 9 Managing Directories
- 10 Managing Access to Files and Directories
- Protecting Files and Directories
- Understanding Permissions
- Displaying File and Directory Permissions (ls)
- Setting File and Directory Permissions (chmod)
- Setting the User Mask
- Changing Owners and Groups
- Security Auditing of OSS Files
- Recursive Behavior and the /G and /E Directories
- Additional Security Considerations
- 11 Managing Processes
- 12 Productivity Tools: grep and find
- 13 Transferring and Archiving Files
- A The vi Editor
- B The ed Editor
- Creating and Saving Text Files
- Loading Files Into the Edit Buffer
- Displaying and Changing the Current Line
- Finding Text
- Making Substitutions—The s (Substitute) Subcommand
- Deleting Lines—The d (Delete) Subcommand
- Moving Text—The m (Move) Subcommand
- Changing Lines of Text—The c (Change) Subcommand
- Inserting Text—The i (Insert) Subcommand
- Copying Lines—The t (Transfer) Subcommand
- Using System Commands from ed
- Ending the ed Program
- C Displaying Version Information With vproc
- D OSS Core Utilities User Commands
- Glossary
- Index
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| Pages: | 68 |
| Size: | 2.43 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Tape Library
- 2 Controls and Indicators
- 3 Library Operation
- 4 Cartridge Information
- 5 Configuring the M8520 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server
- 6 Configuring the M8521 Tape Library for the Integrity NonStop NSSeries Server
- A Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 351 |
| Size: | 10.54 MB |
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- Open Source Java Frameworks on NonStop User's Guide (Spring 3.1.0, Hibernate 4.1.1, MyFaces 2.0.2, Axis2/Java 1.5.2)
- Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Spring Framework
- Spring Overview
- Installing the Spring Framework
- Integrating Spring with Transaction Management Facility (TMF)
- Configuring Spring Applications on NonStop Systems
- Getting Started with Spring
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpInfo
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Creating the Eclipse Workspace
- Developing a Basic EmpInfo Application
- Developing and Configuring Views and the Controller
- Developing Business Logic and Providing the Web Interface
- Integrating the Web-tier of EmpInfo with NonStop SQL/MX Database
- Enabling EmpInfo to Delete and Retrieve Employee Details
- Creating JSPs to Delete and Retrieve Employee Details
- Creating the RowMapper Class
- Modifying the EmployeeDao.java Class File
- Modifying the Employee.java File
- Modifying the EmployeeController.java File
- Modifying the EmpInfo-servlet.xml File
- Modifying the index.jsp File
- Implementing the RMI Service in EmpInfo
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmpInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- 3 Hibernate Framework
- Hibernate Overview
- Installing the Hibernate Framework
- Configuring Hibernate Applications on NonStop Systems
- Hibernate Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 or Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 or Type 4 Driver for the SQL/MX Database using hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring JDBC Type 2 or Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database using hibernate.properties
- Configuring the JDBC Type 2 or Type 4 Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Database Transaction Management
- Connection Pooling
- JDBC Driver for SQL/MX Database
- Enabling Browse Access
- Hibernate Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
- Getting Started with Hibernate
- Prerequisites
- Overview of EmpIoyeeInfo
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Creating the Eclipse Workspace
- Creating a New Java Project
- Adding Dependency JAR Files to the Project Library
- Creating the Package for the EmployeeInfo Application
- Creating the Employee.java Class File
- Creating the Main Class
- Implementing the Business Logic
- Creating the Hibernate Mapping File
- Setting Hibernate Configurations
- Creating the EmployeeInfo Application JAR File
- Setting Up the NonStop Environment
- Running EmployeeInfo on NonStop
- Developing EmployeeInfo on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- 4 MyFaces Framework
- MyFaces Overview
- Installing MyFaces Framework
- Configuring MyFaces Applications on NonStop Systems
- Getting Started with MyFaces
- Prerequisites
- Overview of SkinSelector
- Developing SkinSelector on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Deploying SkinSelector on NonStop
- Running SkinSelector on NonStop
- 5 Axis2/Java Framework
- Axis2/Java Overview
- Installing Axis2/Java Framework
- Configuring Axis2/Java Applications on NonStop Systems
- Getting Started with Axis2/Java
- Prerequisites
- Overview of TemperatureConverter
- Code-First approach
- Contract-First approach
- Developing the TemperatureConverter Web Service on Windows
- Deploying the TemperatureConverter Web Service on NonStop
- Running the TemperatureConverter Web Service on NonStop
- Developing the TemperatureConverter Client on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Modifying the Client Stub File
- Running the TemperatureConverter Client on Windows
- 6 Integrating Frameworks
- Using Spring Transaction Manager
- Integrating Hibernate into Spring
- Developing Spring JPA Applications Using Hibernate
- Integrating Axis2/Java into Spring
- Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Why Integrate MyFaces into Spring
- Example of Integrating MyFaces into Spring
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse Galileo IDE
- Removing the Folders and Files from the EmpInfo Application
- Modifying the web.xml File
- Creating the IEmployeeDao.java File
- Modifying the EmployeeDao.java File
- Creating the ServiceFinder.java File
- Creating the EmpBean.java File
- Creating the MessageFactory.java File
- Creating the message.properties File
- Creating views using MyFaces tag libraries
- Modifying the index.jsp File
- Creating the faces-config.xml File
- Adding Dependency JAR Files
- Deploying EmpInfo on NonStop
- Running EmpInfo on NonStop
- Modifying EmpInfo on Windows using Eclipse Galileo IDE
- A EmpInfo Database Script
- B NonStop Specific Configurations
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- Determining the Application Parameters
- Determining the Maximum Capacity of NSJSP Instance
- Configuring iTP WebServer for Spring, Hibernate, MyFaces, and Axis2/Java Applications
- Configuring NSJSP for Spring, Hibernate, MyFaces, and Axis2/Java Applications
- Module File Caching Configurations
- NonStop Platform Configurations
- C Deploying Sample Applications on NonStop
- D Sample JDBC Configuration for Spring
- E Installing Spring Web Flow
- F Sample JDBC Configuration for Hibernate
- G Hibernate Environment Setup Script
- H Installing MyFaces Trinidad/Tomahawk Framework Libraries on NonStop
- I Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 234 |
| Size: | 7.36 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and System Requirements for Library Media Manager (LMM)
- 2 Library Media Manager Software Installation for the NonStop Server and Client
- 3 Configuring the LMM Server on the NonStop System
- 4 Configuring the LMM Client on the NonStop System
- 5 Configuring the Server LMM GUI and Client LMM GUI
- 6 LMM GUI Operations
- 7 Using the LMM Utility Interface Program (INTFACE)
- A Library Media Manager Quick Start Guide
- B Server LMM and Client LMM Process Functions
- C Troubleshooting
- D Interfacing to LMM
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 40 |
| Size: | 1.71 MB |
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 113 |
| Size: | 9.83 MB |
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- HP NonStop MXDM User Guide for SQL/MX Release 3.2.1
- Contents
- About this guide
- 1 Introduction to MXDM
- 2 Installing and uninstalling MXDM
- 3 Managing MXDM system objects
- 4 Navigating MXDM
- 5 Performing basic MXDM operations
- 6 Viewing database objects
- Viewing catalogs and their objects
- Viewing schemas
- Viewing table properties
- Viewing table column properties
- Viewing table primary key properties
- Viewing hash key properties
- Viewing store order properties
- Viewing check constraints
- Viewing unique constraints
- Viewing foreign key properties
- Viewing table attributes
- Viewing table partition properties
- Viewing information on related objects
- Viewing DDL information of a table
- Viewing information related to table statistics
- Viewing information related to table privileges
- Displaying table indexes and their properties
- Displaying table triggers and their properties
- Managing objects using the SHOW DDL option
- Viewing schema views and their properties
- Viewing procedures and their properties
- Viewing SQL/MP aliases and their properties
- Viewing sequence generators and their properties
- Viewing table statistics and their properties
- 7 Managing MXCS objects
- Viewing MXCS servers
- Stopping an MXCS server
- Viewing MXCS Services
- Starting up an MXCS service
- Stopping an MXCS service
- Viewing data sources
- Creating a data source
- Copying a data source
- Starting up a data source
- Stopping a data source
- Updating a data source
- Deleting a data source
- Starting and stopping server traces
- Viewing MXCS user permissions
- Adding an MXCS user
- Editing MXCS user permissions
- Deleting an MXCS user
- 8 Launching the NonStop SQL/MX Remote Conversational Interface
- A Using the SQL Whiteboard
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 134 |
| Size: | 2.36 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview and Features
- 2 Installing and Configuring the Tape Drive
- 3 Configuring the Tape Drive for the NonStop S-Series Server
- 4 Operating the Tape Drive
- Using the Front Panel
- The Main Menu
- Unlocking the Control Panel
- Displaying Firmware Revision
- Displaying Error Logs
- Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges
- Removing the Tape Magazine
- Emergency Tape Magazine Removal
- Inserting a Tape Magazine Into the Tape Drive
- Inserting Tape Cartridges Into the Tape Magazine
- Tape Requirements
- Tape Cartridge Handling and Storage
- Loading and Unloading Tape Cartridges
- 5 Maintaining the Tape Drive
- 6 Servicing the Tape Drive
- A Troubleshooting
- B SCSI Request Sense
- C Error Recovery Procedures and Fault Symptom Codes
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 43 |
| Size: | 1.09 MB |
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- Document HistoryPart NumberPublish Date
- Regulatory Compliance Statements
- Regulatory Compliance Statements
- FCC Compliance
- Canadian Compliance
- Korea MIC Compliance
- Taiwan (BSMI) Compliance
- Japan (VCCI) Compliance
- European Union Notice
- Laser Compliance
- SAFETY CAUTION
- DOUBLE POLE FUSING
- NOT FOR EXTERNAL USE
- HIGH LEAKAGE CURRENT
- FUSE REPLACEMENT
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
- Important Safety Information
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 110 |
| Size: | 2.23 MB |
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- HP NonStop MXDM User Guide for SQL/MX Release 3.2
- Contents
- About this guide
- 1 Introduction to MXDM
- 2 Installing and uninstalling MXDM
- 3 Managing MXDM system objects
- 4 Navigating MXDM
- 5 Performing basic MXDM operations
- 6 Viewing database objects
- Viewing catalogs and their objects
- Viewing schemas
- Viewing table properties
- Viewing table column properties
- Viewing table primary key properties
- Viewing hash key properties
- Viewing store order properties
- Viewing check constraints
- Viewing unique constraints
- Viewing foreign key properties
- Viewing table attributes
- Viewing table partition properties
- Viewing information on related objects
- Viewing DDL information of a table
- Viewing information related to table statistics
- Viewing information related to table privileges
- Displaying table indexes and their properties
- Displaying table triggers and their properties
- Managing objects using the SHOW DDL option
- Viewing schema views and their properties
- Viewing procedures and their properties
- Viewing SQL/MP aliases and their properties
- Viewing table statistics and their properties
- 7 Managing MXCS objects
- Viewing MXCS servers
- Stopping an MXCS server
- Viewing MXCS Services
- Starting up an MXCS service
- Stopping an MXCS service
- Viewing data sources
- Creating a data source
- Copying a data source
- Starting up a data source
- Stopping a data source
- Updating a data source
- Deleting a data source
- Starting and stopping server traces
- Viewing MXCS user permissions
- Adding an MXCS user
- Editing MXCS user permissions
- Deleting an MXCS user
- 8 Launching the NonStop SQL/MX Remote Conversational Interface
- A Using the SQL Whiteboard
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 140 |
| Size: | 2.85 MB |
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- Title Page
- Contents
- What's New
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Tape Library
- 2 Unpacking the Tape Library
- 3 Installing the Tape Library
- 4 Controls and Indicators on the CTL700 Tape Library
- 5 Configuring and Testing the Tape Library
- Overview of Configuration
- Tape Library Capacity
- Entering Configuration Data
- Performing the Final Steps
- Initialization Sequence
- Testing the Tape Library
- 6 Operating the Tape Library
- Operating in Automated Mode
- Powering Off the Tape Library
- Operating In Manual Mode
- 7 Tape Drives in the CTL700 Tape Library
- 8 Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server
- 9 Managing Tape Drives
- A Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- B Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server With the IOAM Enclosure
- C Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop BladeSystem Server
- Safety and Compliance
- Index
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|---|---|
| Pages: | 263 |
| Size: | 1.61 MB |
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- Legal Notices
- 1 AutoSYNC Overview
- 2 Installation
- Prerequisites
- Installing AutoSYNC
- Move Files from the Product Media to the Installation Subvolume
- Install the AutoSYNC Product Files
- Start an EMS Distributor
- Create the AutoSYNC System Database
- License AutoSYNC
- Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
- Start the Monitor Process
- Authorize AutoSYNC
- Update the System Coldload and Shutdown Procedures
- Install the AutoSYNC EMS templates
- Shutting Down AutoSYNC
- Installing a New Version of AutoSYNC
- 3 One-time Synchronization
- Overview
- SYNCHRONIZE Command
- File Sets
- Data Transfer and File Replacement
- Synchronization Options
- Making Exact Copies
- Excluding ZZ Files
- Excluding Specific Files
- Purging Extra Destination Files
- Purging Extra Subvolumes in the Destination File Set
- Replacing Open Destination Files
- Changing File Ownership
- Synchronizing Based on Ownership
- Synchronizing based on REDEFINITION timestamp
- Synchronizing based on Binder or Linker timestamp
- Changing File Security
- Compression
- Process Priority and Throttling
- Recovery
- BACKUP and RESTORE Programs
- Reporting Outcome of the Synchronization
- Preserving Security Attributes on the Destination
- 4 Scheduled Synchronization
- 5 OSS File Synchronization
- 6 Triggers
- 7 Synchronization Over TCP/IP
- 8 Command Interpreter
- Running the Command Interpreter
- Command Syntax
- Command Summary
- Command Descriptions
- ACTIVATE BATCHID
- ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET
- ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
- ADD SYNCFILESET
- ADD SYNCUSER
- ALTER BATCHID
- ALTER FILE
- ALTER GLOBAL
- ALTER LOCAL
- ALTER MAPDB
- ALTER MONITOR
- ALTER SYNCFILESET
- ALTER SYNCUSER
- AUTHORIZE
- CALC
- CLEAR AUTOSYNC
- COMMENT
- COPY
- CPUS
- CREATE MAPDB
- CREATE SYSDB
- DELAY
- DELETE BATCHID
- DELETE SYNCFILESET
- DELETE SYNCUSER
- DEQUEUE
- DISABLE AUTOSYNC
- DROP MAPDB
- ENV
- EXIT
- FACTOR
- FC and !
- FILEINFO (FI)
- FILES
- HELP
- HISTORY
- INFO AUTOSYNC
- INFO BATCHID
- INFO GLOBALS
- INFO LOCALS
- INFO MAPDB
- INFO SYNCFILESET
- INFO SYNCUSER
- LABELDISPLAY (LD)
- LISTFILEOPENS (LFO)
- LIST SYNCPROCESS
- LOG
- LS
- MONITOR
- OBEY
- OPEN
- OUT
- PURGEDATA
- RENAME
- RESET
- RESET GLOBAL
- RESET LOCAL
- REPORT
- RUN[D]
- START MONITOR
- STATS
- STATUS AUTOSYNC
- STATUS BATCHID
- STATUS MONITOR
- STATUS SYNC
- STATUS SYNCFILESET
- STOP MONITOR
- SUSPEND BATCHID
- SUSPEND SYNCFILESET
- SUSPEND SYNCUSER
- SYNCHRONIZE
- TIME
- UPDATE
- UPGRADE MAPDB
- VOLUME
- 9 Reporting Function
- A Operations and Management
- B Problem Resolution
- C Examples
- D Error Messages
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 140 |
| Size: | 1.45 MB |
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- Safeguard User’s Guide
- Legal Notices
- Contents
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to the Safeguard Subsystem
- 2 Safeguard Logon Dialog
- 3 Securing Disk Files
- Getting Started
- Adding a Disk File to the Safeguard Subsystem
- Controlling Default Attributes
- Working With Access Control Lists
- Establishing a Default Access Control List
- Specifying Access With the ADD DISKFILE Command
- Specifying Access With the ALTER DISKFILE Command
- Deleting an Access Control List Entry
- Granting or Denying Access to an ACL
- Using One Authorization Record to Define Another
- Freezing and Thawing an Access Control List
- Specifying Auditing Conditions
- Specifying Ownership
- Other Disk-File Security Features
- Removing a File From Safeguard Control
- 4 Securing Subvolumes
- 5 Securing Processes and Subprocesses
- 6 Obtaining User and Alias Information
- 7 Working With SAFECOM
- Using SAFECOM in Interactive Mode
- SAFECOM Session-Control Commands
- Checking Your Progress
- Entering More Than One Command on a Line
- Continuing Commands From One Line to the Next
- Redirecting Output for a Single Command
- Getting Online Help
- Displaying and Editing Previous Commands
- Leaving SAFECOM Without Losing Defaults (Using the Break Key)
- Exiting a Long Report Display (Break Key Handling)
- Exiting SAFECOM
- Using SAFECOM in Execute-and-Quit Mode
- Using SAFECOM in Batch Mode
- Using Wild-Card Characters in SAFECOM Commands
- Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands
- Running Other Programs From SAFECOM
- Checking Command Syntax Only
- Using SAFECOM in Interactive Mode
- 8 Changing Display Options
- 9 Working with Patterns
- A Guardian File Security
- B Protecting Your Terminal
- C SAFECOM Command Syntax
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 328 |
| Size: | 4.04 MB |
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- OSM Service Connection User's Guide
- Table of Contents
- What's New in This Guide
- About This Guide
- Related Reading
- 1 Introducing OSM
- 2 Preparing the OSM Environment
- 3 Configuring OSM
- 4 Starting the OSM Service Connection
- 5 Using the Management Window
- 6 Viewing Alarms
- 7 Viewing Attributes
- 8 Performing Actions
- 9 Viewing Summary Reports
- 10 Managing a System
- 11 System Resources
- 4PSE (4-Port ServerNet Extender)
- Alarm Panel (Telco)
- ATM3SA (ATM Adapter)
- ATM Line
- Battery
- Blade Complex
- Blade Element
- Attributes
- Actions
- Check If Safe to Replace
- Check Reintegration Status
- Clear Forward Progress Log
- Disable Blade Element Reintegration
- Enable Blade Element Reintegration
- Firmware Update
- Power Down Blade Element
- Propagate System Name
- Replace
- Reset Blade Element
- Retrieve and Clear BMC Event Log
- Retrieve and Clear BMC Event Log - Formatted
- Retrieve Forward Progress Log
- Save Extended Inventory
- Set LED State
- Set Locator LED State
- Set Optics Adapter LED State
- Set Physical Location
- Switch to Use Shadow Firmware Image After Reset
- Switch to Use Running Firmware Image After Reset
- Blade Element Firmware
- Blade System Board
- Blower (FCDM)
- CCSA (Common Communication ServerNet Adapter)
- CLIM
- CLIMs
- CLIM-Attached Disks
- DIMM (CLIM)
- Disk
- Attributes
- Actions
- Abort Backup Path
- Abort Disk
- Abort Primary Path
- Clear Data
- Firmware Update
- Power Off
- Power On
- Reset Backup Path
- Reset Disk
- Reset Primary Path
- Reset Volume
- Responsive Test
- Save as System Load Configuration
- Start Backup Path
- Start Disk
- Start Primary Path
- Start Volume
- Stop Backup Path
- Stop Disk
- Stop Primary Path
- Stop Volume
- Switch Process Pair
- Switch to Backup Path
- Switch to Primary Path
- Test Verify
- Validate Checksum
- Disk (CLIM-Attached)
- Attributes
- Actions
- Abort Backup Path
- Abort Disk
- Abort Primary Path
- Clear Data
- Reset Backup Path
- Reset Disk
- Reset Primary Path
- Reset Volume
- Responsive Test
- Save as System Load Configuration
- Set LED State
- Start Backup Path
- Start Disk
- Start Primary Path
- Start Volume
- Stop Backup Path
- Stop Disk
- Stop Primary Path
- Stop Volume
- Switch Process Pair
- Switch to Backup Path
- Switch to Primary Path
- Disk (Fibre Channel)
- Attributes
- Actions
- Abort Backup Path
- Abort Disk
- Abort Primary Path
- Blink LED Off
- Blink LED On
- Clear Data
- Disable Drive Bypass
- Enable Drive Bypass
- Firmware Update
- Replace
- Reset Backup Path
- Reset Disk
- Reset Primary Path
- Reset Volume
- Responsive Test
- Save as System Load Configuration
- Spin Down
- Spin Up
- Start Backup Path
- Start Disk
- Start Primary Path
- Start Volume
- Stop Backup Path
- Stop Disk
- Stop Primary Path
- Stop Volume
- Switch Process Pair
- Switch to Backup Path
- Switch to Primary Path
- Verify Physical Connectivity
- Disk (SAS)
- DVD-ROM (Blade Element)
- E4SA (Ethernet 4 ServerNet Adapter)
- EMU
- Enclosure
- ESS Disk
- ESS Disk Collection
- External Disk
- Attributes
- Actions
- Abort Backup Path
- Abort Disk
- Abort Primary Path
- BLINK LED Off
- BLINK LED On
- Clear Data
- Firmware Update
- Reset Backup Path
- Reset Disk
- Reset Primary Path
- Reset Volume
- Responsive Test
- Start Backup Path
- Start Disk
- Start Primary Path
- Start Volume
- Stop Backup Path
- Stop Disk
- Stop Primary Path
- Stop Volume
- Switch to Backup Path
- Switch to Primary Path
- Test Verify
- Validate Checksum
- External Disk Collection
- Fan
- Fan Assembly (Blade Element)
- Fan (CLIM)
- Fan (IOAM)
- Fan (Processor Switch)
- Fan (SAS Disk Enclosure)
- Fan (VIO)
- FC Card (CLIM)
- FC-AL I/O Module
- FCDM
- FCDM Collection
- FCSA
- FCSA FSAC
- FESA (Fast Ethernet ServerNet Adapter)
- Fiber
- Fibre Channel Router
- FSAC (Fiber ServerNet Addressable Controller)
- G4SA
- G4SA PIF
- G4SA SAC
- GESA (Gigabyte Ethernet ServerNet Adapter)
- Group (IOMF2 or VIO)
- Group (IOAM, Fabric, G16SE)
- Hard Disk (CLIM)
- InfiniBand HCA Card (CLIM)
- Internal ServerNet Fabric
- IO Module
- IOAM (I/O Adapter Module)
- IOAM Enclosure
- IOMF2 (I/O Multifunction 2)
- LIF
- Logical Processor
- Maintenance PIC
- Maintenance Switch
- Memory Card (Blade Element)
- Module
- Monitored Service LAN Devices
- Motherboard (CLIM)
- NIC (CLIM)
- Optical Extender PIC
- PCI Riser
- PIC
- PIF
- PMCU
- Power Supply
- Power Supply (Blade Element)
- Power Supply (CLIM)
- Power Supply (FCDM)
- Power Supply (IOAM)
- Power Supply (Processor Switch)
- Power Supply (SAS Disk Enclosure)
- Power Supply and Fan (Telco SAS Disk Enclosure)
- Power Supply (VIO)
- Processor (CLIM)
- Processor Blade
- Processor Components
- Processor Switch Module
- SAC (ServerNet Addressable Controller)
- SAS Card (CLIM)
- SAS Disk Enclosure
- SAS Disk Enclosures
- SCSI Controller
- ServerNet Interface Card (Blade)
- ServerNet Interface Card (CLIM)
- ServerNet PIC
- ServerNet Port
- ServerNet Switch (Blade Enclosure)
- ServerNet Switch Board
- Service Processor (SP)
- Smart Array Controller (CLIM)
- SNDA (ServerNet/DA)
- SSAC (SCSI SAC)
- Storage Router
- SWAN / SWAN2
- SWAN Battery
- SWAN CLIP
- SWAN Collection
- SWAN FAN
- SWAN LAN Logic Board (LANLB)
- SWAN Line
- SWAN Path
- SWAN (Power Supply)
- System
- Attributes
- Actions
- Add Node to ServerNet Cluster
- Bring Up and Balance Storage Paths
- Check DHCP and DNS Server Status
- Check Storage Dependence on ServerNet Fabric
- Clear External BladeCluster Configuration
- Collect Diagnostic Data
- Compare HSS Firmware Versions
- Copy Core License to Alternate System Disk
- Delete System Load Configuration
- Detect New Hardware
- Enable/Disable Automation of Data Collection
- Enable/Disable Blade Power Regulator Management
- Extend Problem Incident Report Suppression Time
- Get SMARTSSD Wear Status Summary
- Initialize Default Firmware File Names
- Install Core License File
- Perform Data Sanitization
- Read Core License
- Rediscover System
- Rediscover System and Cluster
- Reinitialize Complex Manager
- Set Data Collection Volume
- Set Days to Persist for Diagnostic Data
- Set System Type
- Suppress Problem Incident Report Creation
- Synchronize iLO Clocks to NonStop Clock
- System Power Off
- Test Incident Report Delivery Paths
- Unsuppress Problem Incident Report Creation
- Update Running Core License
- Verify Power Fail Configuration
- Related System and Processor-Level Recovery Actions
- Tape Collection
- Tape
- TRSA (Token Ring ServerNet Adapter)
- Unknown CRU
- UPS
- VIO FCSA
- VIO G4SA
- VIO Logic Board
- VIO Module
- Common Attribute Values
- 12 Managing a ServerNet Cluster
- 13 Cluster Resources
- 6770 Switch Module
- 6780 Switch Module
- AC Transfer Switch
- BladeCluster
- External ServerNet Fabric
- Local or Remote BladeCluster Node
- Remote 6770 Switch
- ServerNet Cluster
- ServerNet Local Node
- ServerNet Remote Node
- ServerNet II Switch
- Switch Fan
- Switch Group
- Switch Logic Board
- Switch PIC
- Switch Power Supply
- Switch-to-Node PIC
- Switch Node Port
- Switch-to-Switch PIC
- Switch Port
- UPS (6770 Switch Module)
- Common Attribute Values
- 14 Updating ServerNet Cluster Topology
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 182 |
| Size: | 1.75 MB |
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- DSM/Tape Catalog User’s Guide
- Legal Notices
- Contents
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction to DSM/TC
- 2 Tape File Concepts
- 3 DSM/TC Tape Processing
- 4 Role-based flexibility
- 5 Configuring DSM/TC
- Task 1. Enable Labeled Tape Processing
- Task 2. Enable TMF Database Protection
- Task 3. Create an SQL/MP System Catalog
- Task 4. Start $ZSVR
- Task 5. Install DSM/TC Catalog Manager (MEDIADBM)
- Task 6. Create File Catalogs, Volume Catalogs, and Pools
- Task 7. Define DSM/TC Defaults Using MEDIACOM
- Setting Defaults Using ALTER MEDIADEFS
- Adding Tape Volumes to Pools, or Preexisting Tape Files
- 6 Using TAPECATALOG DEFINE Attributes
- 7 Tape Library Control Path Configuration Guidelines
- Preparing the Software Environment
- Scratch Tapes
- Configuring the NonStop Server for the Tape Library
- Communicating With a Tape Library
- Automatic Operation
- Mount Requests
- Control Path Flow Description
- Entering Tape Cartridges Into a Tape Library
- Removing Labeled Tapes From a Tape Library
- Related Reading
- Using Tapes in a Tape Library
- Examples Using Tapes in the Tape Library (With Catalog)
- Examples Using Tapes in the Tape Library (No Catalog)
- 8 Storage Server Interface (SSI) to the Tape Library Control Path
- 9 Database Design of DSM/TC
- A Using the DSM/TC Software System
- B CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE Syntax Summary
- C CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE Consistency Checks
- D CLASS TAPE DEFINE to CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE Conversion
- E CLASS TAPE/TAPECATALOG DEFINE Equivalent Attributes
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 81 |
| Size: | 990 KB |
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- HP NonStop Time Synchronization User’s Guide
- Table of Contents
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- Overview
- TimeSync Quick Start
- Installing NonStop TimeSync
- Configuring TimeSync
- Running TimeSync
- The TimeSync Command Interface
- Appendix A: TimeSync Event Messages
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 318 |
| Size: | 1.95 MB |
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- Tools.h++ 7.0 User's Guide
- Contents
- Chapter 1: About Tools.h++
- Chapter 2: Class Overview
- Chapter 3: Using the String Classes
- Chapter 4: Using Class RWDate
- Chapter 5: Using Class RWTime
- Chapter 6: Using Virtual Streams
- Chapter 7: Using Class RWFile
- Chapter 8: Using Class RWFileManager
- Chapter 9: Using Class RWBTreeOnDisk
- Chapter 10: Collection Classes
- Chapter 11: Collection Class Templates
- Introduction
- Template Overview
- Tools.h++ Templates and the Standard C++ Library
- Parameter Requirements
- Comparators
- Hash Functors and Equalitors
- Iterators
- Iterators and the std() Gateway
- The Best of Both Worlds
- Using Templates Without the Standard Library
- Migration Guide: For Users of Previous Versions of Tools.h++
- Chapter 12: Generic Collection Classes
- Chapter 13: Smalltalk-Like Collection Classes
- Chapter 14: Persistence
- Chapter 15: Designing an RWCollectable Class
- Chapter 16: Internationalization
- Chapter 17: Error Handling
- Chapter 18: Advanced Topics
- Chapter 19: Common Mistakes
- A. Choosing A Collection
- B. Typedefs and Macros
- C. Messages
- D. Bibliography
- Rogue Wave Licensing Statement
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 134 |
| Size: | 1.98 MB |
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- Preface
- 1 About OVNM
- 2 OVNM Host Installation Client
- 3 Default Operations Manager (HPOM) Tools & Policies
- 4 Overview of Host Management Client
- 5 Default Operations Manager (HPOM) Applications & Message Templates
- 6 Event Delivery Management
- 7 Troubleshooting OVNM
- Appendix A: Manual Operations on HP NonStop Server
- Manual OVNM Agent Installation on HP NonStop Server
- OVNM Installation / Release Upgrade
- Manual OVNM Un-Installation
- Manually Starting OVNM on a HP NonStop Server
- Manually Testing Communication
- Manually Stopping OVNM on a HP NonStop Server
- Manually Stopping OVNM on Operations Manager Management Console in Windows
- Appendix B: Sample InstInfo File
- Appendix C: OVNM Utilities
- Appendix D: Batch Utilities for Thresholds
- Appendix E: Installing Multiple Agents on Same NonStop
- Appendix F: Sample Session for Adding HP NonStop Nodes
- Appendix G: Transporting Thresholds
- Appendix H: Customizing OVNM Configuration Files
- Appendix I: Japanese Character Set Support
- Appendix J: Elink Messages in HPOM
- Appendix K: Internal Messages Generated by OVNM-SPI
- Appendix L: EMS Burst Suppression
- Appendix M: View Detail TACL Routines
- Appendix N: Log Success/Failure of User Defined Command for Recovery
- Appendix O: Configuration File Parameters
- Appendix P: Threshold Linking
- Appendix Q: SQL Database feed
- Appendix R: Support for IPv6
- Index
- Document Feedback Form
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 154 |
| Size: | 2.77 MB |
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- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Overview of the Tape Library
- 2 Unpacking the Tape Library
- 3 Installing the Tape Library
- 4 Controls and Indicators on the CTL700 Tape Library
- 5 Configuring and Testing the Tape Library
- 6 Operating the Tape Library
- 7 Tape Drives in the CTL700 Tape Library
- 8 Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop SSeries Server
- 9 Managing Tape Drives
- A Connecting the Fibre Channel Components for the CTL700 Tape Library
- B Multimode Fiber-Optic Cables
- C Requirements for the CT9841FC-1
- D Configuring the CTL700 Tape Library for the NonStop NS-Series Server
- Safety and Compliance
- Index