Guidelines for OpenVMS Cluster Configurations

E
Environment files
managing
Environments
common #1
common #2
multiple #1
multiple #2
Error-handling requirements
Error log entries and OPCOM messages
Ethernet
10 Gigabit
booting LAN segments
extended LAN guidelines
Fast
fifty-one node OpenVMS Cluster
Gigabit #1
Gigabit #2
guidelines
satellite limit
scaling
six-satellite OpenVMS Cluster #1
six-satellite OpenVMS Cluster #2
throughput
traffic considerations
twelve-satellite OpenVMS Cluster
EXPECTED_VOTES system parameter #1
EXPECTED_VOTES system parameter #2
Extended file cache
Extended LANs
configuration guidelines
F
F$GETDVI lexical function
keyword WWID
Failover
definition
direct SCSI to direct SCSI #1
direct SCSI to direct SCSI #2
direct SCSI to direct SCSI #3
direct SCSI to MSCP served #1
direct SCSI to MSCP served #2
direct SCSI to MSCP served #3
HSx modes
multibus #1
multibus #2
transparent #1
transparent #2
MSCP served to direct SCSI
multibus
multipath
how performed by OpenVMS
multiple access paths
OpenVMS Cluster mechanisms
planning for #1
planning for #2
planning for #3
transparent #1
transparent #2
Fast Ethernet
scaling
FC$CP
See Fibre Channel Control Program
FCTC-II
FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)
Alpha workstations
multiple-site OpenVMS Clusters
scalability
FGx0 adapter
Fibre Channel addressing #1
Fibre Channel addressing #2
Fibre Channel configurations
adding a node to an OpenVMS cluster system
booting
displaying information
dual-ported storage controllers
dumping
enabling clustering
FIBRE_SCAN utility
multipath
online reconfiguration
path identifiers #1
path identifiers #2
performance data
shared FC system disk
SHOW DEVICE command
wwidmgr command
Fibre Channel Control Program (FC$CP)
Fibre Channel devices
FGx0 adapter
HSG controller
naming
PGx0 SCSI pseudodevice
See also Fibre Channel disks, Fibre Channel tape devices, and MDR
storage adapter names
switch #1
switch #2
Fibre Channel disks
booting
dumping
Fibre Channel interconnect #1
Fibre Channel interconnect #2
supported media
Fibre Channel tape bridges
swapping
Fibre Channel Tape Controller II
Fibre Channel tape devices
changing names
configuring
find physical locations
moving
naming
replacing
serving
Fibre Channel WWIDs
See Device IDs
Fibre Channel
FIBRE_SCAN utility
Files
environment
hot
page and swap
storage requirements
system and environment
Floor space requirements
storage
Foreign devices
bus resets
G
Gigabit Ethernet
configuration guidelines
scaling
Grounding
SCSI requirements
troubleshooting
Growth requirements
H
Hardware
add-on SCSI adapters
availability strategies
BA350/BA353 StorageWorks enclosures
components
DWZZx converters
HSZ40 controllers
in SCSI OpenVMS Cluster systems
scalability strategies
Hardware requirements
Fibre Channel tape devices
Host-based cache
Host-based RAID
support in SCSI OpenVMS Cluster configurations
Host-based shadowing
support in SCSI OpenVMS Cluster configurations
Host-based storage
Host IDs
configuring for SCSI
Hosts
in an OpenVMS Cluster system
Hot files
analyzing activity of
Hot plugging (SCSI devices)
HP Insight Management Agents for OpenVMS
HP OpenVMS Integrity servers operating system
HSG controller
configuring for OpenVMS
devices not configured
HSG60 controller
HSG80 controller #1
HSG80 controller #2
HSG80 controller #3
HSV110 controller
HSV110 storage controller
HSZ allocation classes
See Allocation classes
HSZ70 controller
HSZ80 controller
I
I/O paths
availability
failover
I/O requirements
I/O throughput
caches
disk technologies
hot files
MONITOR IO command
MONITOR MSCP command
packet sizes
read/write ratio
scaling #1
scaling #2
scaling #3
volume shadowing
Installation procedures
configuring SCSI node IDs
SCSI OpenVMS Cluster systems
Integrity server systems
coexisting with Alpha systems
Interconnects
accessing SCSI storage over
ATM
characteristics
corresponding storage devices
definition
DS3
Ethernet
failover
FDDI
Fibre Channel
IP #1
IP #2
MEMORY CHANNEL
mixed
multiple
SAS
scaling #1
scaling #2
SCSI #1
SCSI #2
troubleshooting SCSI
types #1
types #2
Interdependencies
reducing
Internal buses
Internet networking protocols
Interrupt coalescing
Intersite link specifications #1
Intersite link specifications #2
Interswitch links
See ISLs
IO FIND_WWID command
IO FIND_WWID SYSMAN command #1
IO FIND_WWID SYSMAN command #2
IO REPLACE_WWID SYSMAN command #1
IO REPLACE_WWID SYSMAN command #2
IP (Internet Protocol)
ISLs (interswitch links)