Bull NovaScale 5xx5 Guide de l'utilisateur

NovaScale 5xx5User's Guide NOVASCALEREFERENCE86 A1 41EM 06

viiiUser's GuideManaging Logical Units (Servers Connected to a SAN) 5-57. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Updating SAN LUN Lists 5-

3-24User's GuidePerforming a Domain Memory DumpThe Dump command is used when the Operating System hangs and allows technicians todiagnose softwar

3-25Managing DomainsManually Resetting a DomainWhat You Can DoDuring the domain reset sequence, you can:• View functional status• View power logs• Vie

3-26User's GuideDeleting a DomainNotes:• Reserved for Customer Administrators.• The domain must be INACTIVE to be deleted.Once loaded in the Doma

3-27Managing DomainsAn information box opens, informing you that the domain has been successfully deleted.The domain is no longer visible in the Contr

3-28User's GuideViewing a Domain Fault ListThe Domain Fault List page allows you to view messages about the faults encountered sincethe beginning

3-29Managing DomainsViewing Domain Functional StatusThe Domain Functional Status indicator in the Domain Manager Control pane shows thefunctional stat

3-30User's GuideIndicator Status ExplanationGreenNORMALControl PaneThe last command on this domain was successful.orThe domain fault list has bee

3-31Managing DomainsViewing Domain Power LogsPower logs are recorded during domain power ON/OFF sequences. This information isparticularly useful for

3-32User's GuideViewing Domain Powering SequencesA detailed view of powering sequences can be displayed by clicking Powering View in theDomain Ma

3-33Managing DomainsViewing Domain BIOS InfoBIOS information is particularly useful for troubleshooting. See What To Do if an IncidentOccurs, on page

ixPrefaceIndex X-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-34User's GuideViewing Domain Request LogsThe Request Logs dialog gives direct access to a trace of major domain operations (requests)and indica

3-35Managing DomainsViewing Domain Configuration, Resources and StatusNote:Certain features described below are only available if you are connected to

3-36User's GuideView Domain Dialog ItemsDomain Item ExplanationCentral Subsystem Name of the Central Subsystem containing the domain.Domain Ident

3-37Managing DomainsDomain Item ExplanationCell Cell(s) or hardware partition(s) used by the domain.NovaScale 5085 SMP ServerCell_0 = Mod0_QBB0, Mod0_

3-38User's GuideViewing Domain Hardware Resources1. Click Domain Manager to open the Control pane.2. Select the required domain and click View Re

3-39Managing DomainsFigure 57. Domain Hardware Details dialogDomain Hardware Details icons are explained in the following table.

3-40User's GuideItem Icon MeaningGreenMain power is ON.RedMain power is OFF. Stand-by power is ON.PinkMain power is OFF. Stand-by power is OFF.Po

3-41Managing DomainsNote:When the domain is INACTIVE, the Domain Hardware Details dialog indicates the resourcesthat PAM will try to initialize for th

3-42User's GuideWhat To Do if an Incident OccursWhen an incident occurs during a domain Power ON / Power OFF / Force Power OFF /Reset sequence, a

3-43Managing DomainsDealing with IncidentsWhen you open the incident Help File, you may be requested to contact your CustomerService Engineer or perfo

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3-44User's Guide

4-1Monitoring the ServerChapter 4. Monitoring the ServerThis chapter explains how, as Customer Administrator, you can supervise server operationand ho

4-2User's GuideIntroducing PAM Monitoring ToolsMain Central SubSystem (CSS) hardware components are managed by the comprehensivePlatform Administ

4-3Monitoring the ServerViewing System / Component StatusWhat You Can Do• Check system status• Check CSS module availability status• Check event messa

4-4User's GuideCSS Availability StatusThe CSS availability status bar reflects the operational status of the data link(s) between thePlatform Man

4-5Monitoring the ServerPAM Tree PaneAs Customer Administrator, you can view the presence and functional status of eachhardware element from the PAM T

4-6User's GuideWhen hardware presence status is normal, all presence status indicators are green. The following table explains possible hardware

4-7Monitoring the ServerDisplaying Functional StatusYou can toggle the PAM Tree to view system / hardware functional status (round, coloredindicator n

4-8User's GuideWhen hardware functional status is normal, all functional status indicators are green.Table 20. explains possible hardware functio

4-9Monitoring the Server1 Functional status: Warning2 PAM Tree automatically expanded to faulty CPUFigure 62. PAM Tree - automatically expanded functi

xiPrefaceList of FiguresFigure 1. AZERTY keyboard xxii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-10User's GuideUsing PAM UtilitiesWhat You Can Do• Search for excluded hardware elements• Search for missing hardware elements• View PAM Web sit

4-11Monitoring the Server3. Once the search is complete, results are displayed in the control pane.Figure 64. Hardware Search result list (example)

4-12User's GuideViewing PAM Web Site User InformationAs Customer Administrator, you can view the list of PAM users currently logged onto the PAMW

4-13Monitoring the ServerViewing PAM Version InformationPAM version information may be useful to help your Customer Service Engineer solvesoftware-rel

4-14User's GuideViewing Server Hardware StatusWhen you click the CSS Name in the PAM tree (e.g. MYSERVER in the figure), the HardwareMonitor disp

4-15Monitoring the ServerViewing Detailed Hardware InformationFor detailed information about module / component / sub-component status, you can eithe

4-16User's GuideFailure Status Indicators:Indicator Status ExplanationGreenNORMALPAM software has detected no failures on this hardwareelement.Or

4-17Monitoring the ServerFirmware Tab (Core MFL & PMB only)The Firmware tab gives access to firmware version data for the hardware element.Note:Fi

4-18User's GuidePower TabThe Power tab gives access to power status data for the hardware element, indicating mainand standby power state and/or

4-19Monitoring the ServerCSS Module Power TabThe Power tab gives access to power status data for the CSS module DPS units.48V Presence MeaningPRESENT

xiiUser's GuideFigure 47. Domain deleted information box 3-27. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-20User's GuideTemperature TabThe Temperature tab gives access to temperature status data for the hardware element,indicating overtemperature or

4-21Monitoring the ServerFan Status (Fanboxes only)Fan Status, accessible via the Fans tab, indicates fan status, speed and supply voltage. SeeDisplay

4-22User's GuidePCI Slots (IOC only)PCI Slot Status, accessible via the PCI Slots tab, shows PCI board type and the functional andpower status of

4-23Monitoring the ServerExcluding / Including Hardware ElementsAs Customer Administrator, if a redundant hardware element is faulty, you can logical

4-24User's GuideNotes:• If you want to check domain hardware status, click Domain Manager → Resources →More info... to open the Domain Hardware D

4-25Monitoring the ServerHardware Exclusion GuidelinesHardware Element Exclusion GuidelinesIMPORTANT:If the following hardware elements are excluded,

4-26User's GuideHardware Element Exclusion GuidelinesQBB • At least one QBB must be "included" in a domain.Memory Rows • At least one M

4-27Monitoring the ServerExcluding / Including Clocks, SPS, XSP Cables and SidebandsPAM software automatically manages and optimizes server ring conne

4-28User's Guide3. Select the required clock(s) by clicking the corresponding icon or table entry.4. Click Save in the Tool bar to logically excl

4-29Monitoring the ServerExcluding / Including XSP CablesFor high flexibility, availability and optimum performance, each CSS module is equippedwith t

xiiiPrefaceFigure 96. Customer Information configuration page 5-19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure

4-30User's GuideExcluding / Including SidebandsThe sidebands route reset and error logs. If a sideband is faulty, you can logically exclude itto

4-31Monitoring the ServerManaging PAM Messages, Histories, Archives and Fault ListsWhat You Can Do• View Web event messages• Acknowledge Web event mes

4-32User's GuideUnderstanding PAM Message Severity LevelsMessages are graded into four severity levels as shown in the following table.Icon Sever

4-33Monitoring the ServerViewing PAM Messages and Fault ListsWhether you consult a Web Event Message, a Faults List, a System / User History or Archiv

4-34User's GuideSpecimen Message Help FileThe Help File explains the message and indicates related actions, where applicable, asshown in Figure

4-35Monitoring the ServerSorting and Locating MessagesFrom the message display, when you hover the mouse in the Type column, an InfoTip gives abrief s

4-36User's GuideViewing, Archiving and Deleting History FilesHistory and archive files are systematically stored in the PAMSiteData directory:<

4-37Monitoring the ServerViewing History PropertiesTo view history properties:1. From the PAM Tree pane, click History Manager to open the Control pan

4-38User's GuideManually Archiving History FilesIn general, history files are automatically archived at regular periods. However, you canchoose t

4-39Monitoring the ServerViewing Archive PropertiesTo view archive properties:1. From the PAM Tree pane, click History Manager to open the Control pan

xivUser's GuideFigure 145. Create new identity advanced setting dialog - example 2 5-93. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 1

4-40User's GuideManually Deleting a History Archive FileIn general, history archive files are automatically deleted at regular periods. However,

4-41Monitoring the Server5. Click Download Compressed File to compress and download the histories/archives to therequired local or network directory f

4-42User's GuideWhat to Do if an Incident OccursServer activity is systematically logged in the System History files, which you can view asCustom

4-43Monitoring the ServerSystem Functional Status / Expected Domain StateIcon System Functional Status Expected Domain StateGreenNORMAL RUNNINGYellowW

4-44User's GuideThe following tables list server domain cell resources.NovaScale SMP Server Domain Cell ResourcesNovaScale 5085 SMP ServerCell 0

4-45Monitoring the ServerNovaScale Partitioned Server Domain Cell ResourcesNovaScale 5085 Partitioned ServerCell 0 Module0_IOC0, Module0_QBB0, Module0

4-46User's GuideDealing with IncidentsWhen you open the incident Help File, you may be requested to perform straightforwardchecks and actions or

4-47Monitoring the ServerChecking Hardware ConnectionsIf you are requested to check hardware connections, manually and visually ensure that allcables

4-48User's GuideChecking SNMP SettingsIf you are requested to check SNMP settings, IP address, or server name for an eventsubscription:1. From th

4-49Monitoring the ServerModifying LUN PropertiesIf you are requested to modify LUN properties:• Refer to Configuring Disks, on page 5-5 and to the ap

xvPrefaceList of TablesTable 1. PAM illegal characters xx. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-50User's GuidePMB LEDs and Code WheelsUp to 16 Central Subsystems can be linked, via Platform Management Boards (PMBs) to asingle PAP unit, to

4-51Monitoring the ServerCreating an Action Request PackagePAM software allows you to collect all the files required to troubleshoot a Bull NovaScaleS

4-52User's Guide

4-53Monitoring the ServerCreating a Filtered Action Request PackageImportant:To ensure the consistency of Action Request Package contents, you are adv

4-54User's Guide5. Click Build Action Request package to collect, compress and download files.6. Transfer the ZIP file to the BULL Remote Mainten

4-55Monitoring the ServerFigure 95. Custom Package Add files pane4. Click Build Custom Package to collect, compress and download the selected files.5.

4-56User's Guide

5-1Tips and Features for AdministratorsChapter 5. Tips and Features for AdministratorsThis chapter explains how, as Customer Administrator, you can co

5-2User's Guide

5-3Tips and Features for AdministratorsSection I - Setting up Users and Configuring Data DisksThis section explains how to:• Set up Server Users, on p

xviUser's GuideTable 47. Scheme configuration criteria - example 3 - bi-module server 5-98. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 48.

5-4User's GuideSetting up Server UsersAs Customer Administrator, you must set up user accounts and passwords to control access tothe server.The o

5-5Tips and Features for AdministratorsConfiguring System and Data DisksOptionally, for optimum storage, security and performance, the server may be d

5-6User's GuideSection II - Using EFI UtilitiesThis section explains how to:• Use the EFI Boot Manager, on page 5-7• Use the EFI Shell, on page 5

5-7Tips and Features for AdministratorsUsing the EFI Boot ManagerThe EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) Boot Manager allows you to control the server

5-8User's GuideBoot OptionDescriptionBoot from a File This option searches all the EFI System Partitions in the system.For each partition it look

5-9Tips and Features for AdministratorsUsing the EFI ShellThe EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) Shell is a simple, interactive user interface that a

5-10User's GuideVariable SubstitutionEnvironment variables can be set and viewed through the use of the set command (see setcommand in this chapt

5-11Tips and Features for AdministratorsQuotingQuotation marks in the EFI Shell are used for argument grouping. A quoted string is treatedas a single

5-12User's GuideCommandBatchonlyDescriptionalias No Displays, creates, or deletes aliases in the EFI Shellattrib No Displays or changes the attri

5-13Tips and Features for AdministratorsCommand DescriptionBatchonlymount No Mounts a file system on a block devicemv No Moves one or more files/direc

xviiPrefaceIntended ReadersThis guide is intended for use by the Administrators and Operators of NovaScale 5xx5Servers.It will also prove useful to th

5-14User's GuideEFI Network Setup and ConfigurationThe EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) Utilities delivered with the system provide a complete

5-15Tips and Features for AdministratorsExample Network Configuration Batch FileAn example network configuration batch file named NetConf.nsh is insta

5-16User's GuideSection III - Customizing PAM SoftwareThis section explains how to:• Set up PAP Unit Users, on page 5-17• Modify Customer Informa

5-17Tips and Features for AdministratorsSetting up PAP Unit UsersAs Customer Administrator, you must set up user accounts and passwords to control acc

5-18User's GuidePAM Tools Associated Actions CA CODomain ManagerSynchronize domainsView/load a domain configuration schemeAdd domains to the curr

5-19Tips and Features for AdministratorsModifying Customer InformationCustomer information is configured during the initial installation procedure, vi

5-20User's GuideConfiguring AutocallsThe Autocall feature is part of the BULL Remote Maintenance contract. It is used toautomatically route syste

5-21Tips and Features for Administrators8. If FTP dispatch mode is selected, complete the FTP Settings fields with the followinginformation:FieldExpla

5-22User's GuideSetting Thermal UnitsBy default, PAM software displays thermal measurements in degrees Celsius. As CustomerAdministrator, you may

5-23Tips and Features for AdministratorsDeploying a PAM ReleaseAs Customer Administrator, you can re-deploy a PAM release on a backup PAP Unit byrunni

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xviiiUser's GuideRegulatory Specifications and DisclaimersDeclaration of the Manufacturer or ImporterWe hereby certify that this product is in co

5-24User's GuideActivating a PAM VersionThe PAM InstallShield Wizard automatically creates a shortcut to the PAM Activation utility onthe PAP uni

5-25Tips and Features for Administrators4. Click Install to begin activation.5. Select the Launch PAP Configuration utility checkbox if you want to co

5-26User's GuideBacking Up and Restoring PAM Configuration FilesAs Customer Administrator, you are advised to regularly save PAM configuration da

5-27Tips and Features for AdministratorsRestoring PAM Configuration DataWarning:The same PAM software release must be deployed on the PAP unit and on

5-28User's GuideSection IV - Configuring DomainsImportant:This section describes domain configuration and management tools that are reserved for

5-29Tips and Features for AdministratorsPartitioning your ServerImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems. Please contact your

5-30User's GuideFigure 101.Schemes and Identites panesA Domain Configuration Scheme is used to define and manage a set of domains that can beacti

5-31Tips and Features for AdministratorsAssessing Configuration RequirementsImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems.Certain fe

5-32User's GuideDomain Identity ChecklistName What name do I want to use for my Domain Identity to reflectthe tasks/jobs it will run?Examples:• M

5-33Tips and Features for AdministratorsManaging Domain Configuration SchemesImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems.Certain f

xixPrefaceFederal Communications Commission (FCC) StatementNote:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digit

5-34User's GuideTo create a domain configuration scheme:1. Assess your configuration requirements. See Assessing Configuration Requirements, onpa

5-35Tips and Features for Administrators4. Click New in the toolbar to open the Scheme Management dialog.Central SubsystemScheme Name Name used to ide

5-36User's GuideNovaScale 5085 ServerNovaScale 5165 ServerNote:If two CSS Module cells are linked by a Chained DIBs icon , you cannot partition t

5-37Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 ServerNovaScale 5325 ServerFigure 104.Scheme Creation and Central Subsystem Configuration dialo

5-38User's Guide8. Use the Number of Partitions dropdown list to select the required number of hardwarepartitions (2 in the examples). The parti

5-39Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5165 ServerNovaScale 5245 Server

5-40User's GuideNovaScale 5325 ServerFigure 106.Scheme Management dialog - Central Subsystem configured11.Click Domains -> Identities to open

5-41Tips and Features for Administrators14.Click Domains -> EFI LUNs to open the Select EFI LUN dialog.121 SAN storage subystem 2

5-42User's Guide18.If the EFI LUN is a Local LUN and you do not want to add one or more Data LUNs to thedomain, go to Step 28.If the EFI LUN is a

5-43Tips and Features for Administrators19.Select the LUN you want to add to the domain in the Data LUNs available list and clickDetails to view LUN p

xxUser's GuideDefinition of Safety NoticesDANGERA Danger notice indicates the presence of a hazard that has the potential of causing death orseri

5-44User's Guide20.Click Add. The selected Data LUN is moved to the Data LUNs selected list.Figure 111.Select Data LUN dialog - Data luns selecte

5-45Tips and Features for Administrators23.Select the Redundant checkbox if you want to define two links to the LUN.Note:If you select the Redundant m

5-46User's GuideNovaScale 5085 ServerNovaScale 5165 Server

5-47Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 ServerNovaScale 5325 ServerFigure 114.Scheme Management dialog29.If you do not want to function

5-48User's GuideEditing a Domain Configuration SchemeTo edit a domain configuration scheme:1. Assess your configuration requirements. See Assessi

5-49Tips and Features for AdministratorsCopying a Domain Configuration SchemeTo copy a domain configuration scheme:1. Click Configuration Tasks → Doma

5-50User's GuideCreating, Editing, Copying, Deleting a Domain IdentityImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems. Please co

5-51Tips and Features for Administrators3. Click New in the toolbar to open the Create New Identity dialog.Identity Name Name reflecting the tasks/job

5-52User's Guide5. Click Advanced Settings to open the Advanced Identity Settings dialog.CPU Parameters Enable / disable multithreading.Note:Chec

5-53Tips and Features for Administrators6. Complete the Advanced Identity Settings dialog fields as required:a. CPU Parameters:. Select Multithreading

xxiPrefaceLaser Safety InformationThe optical drive in this system unit is classified as a Class 1 level Laser product. The opticaldrive has a label t

5-54User's GuideNote:An error message (2B2B221F) may be displayed although the domain has beensuccessfully restarted. This error message, generat

5-55Tips and Features for AdministratorsManaging Logical Units (Servers Not Connected to a SAN)Your server is delivered with default EFI Boot LUNs. Yo

5-56User's GuideUpdating the Local LUN ListsThe lists of available local LUNs are automatically created when a Central Subsystem isdeclared and/o

5-57Tips and Features for AdministratorsManaging Logical Units (Servers Connected to a SAN)Important:Certain features described below are only availab

5-58User's Guide• Data LUNs, on which data can be stored, are listed at the bottom of the pane.Command BarSAN Update Update the lists of SAN LUNs

5-59Tips and Features for AdministratorsUpdating SAN LUN ListsImportant:Reserved for systems connected to a Storage Area Network (SAN).Please contact

5-60User's GuideDeclaring Local LUNsWhen you create a new LUN via the software delivered with your local storage subsystem,you must also declare

5-61Tips and Features for AdministratorsDeleting Local LUNsNotes:• A LUN CANNOT be deleted if it is allocated to a Scheme.To delete a LUN:1. Click Con

5-62User's GuideEditing LUNsImportant:Reserved for systems connected to a Storage Area Network (SAN).Please contact your Bull Sales Representativ

5-63Tips and Features for AdministratorsRenaming LUNsImportant:Reserved for systems connected to a Storage Area Network (SAN).Please contact your Bull

xxiiUser's GuidePAM Writing RulesIllegal CharactersThe following table lists the illegal characters that must not be used in PAM identifiers.Ille

5-64User's GuideChecking and Updating Fibre Channel HBA World Wide NamesImportant:Reserved for servers and connected to a Storage Area Network (S

5-65Tips and Features for Administrators4. Double-click the required PCI board to update the WWN. The Modify PCI HBAWorldwide Name dialog opens.Figure

5-66User's GuideLimiting Access to Hardware ResourcesYou can functionally limit access to certain hardware elements. Locked elements can nolonger

5-67Tips and Features for AdministratorsLocking / Unlocking Hardware ElementsTo lock / unlock a domain hardware element:1. Open the Lock Domain Hardwa

5-68User's GuideFigure 129.Lock domain hardware resources dialog - PCI slot selected4. Click OK → Apply to return to the Schemes Management pane.

5-69Tips and Features for AdministratorsCreating a Mono-Domain Scheme Using All Server ResourcesNotes:• A domain configuration scheme can include more

5-70User's GuideNovaScale 5165 ServerSchemeName MyBusinessSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cells 0, 1, 2 & 3, Boot 0Lun0, MyBusiness-1Central S

5-71Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 ServerSchemeName MyBusinessSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cells 0 to 5, Boot 0Lun0, MyBusiness-

5-72User's GuideNovaScale 5325 ServerSchemeName MyBusinessSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cells 0 to 7, Boot 0Lun0, MyBusiness-1Central Subsystem(

5-73Tips and Features for AdministratorsTo create a mono-domain scheme using all server resources:1. Check that the required hardware resources are av

xxiiiPrefaceString LengthsThe following table lists authorized string lengths.String Type LengthCellBlock / System Name 16Scheme Name 32History Name 6

5-74User's Guide5. Click Central Subsystem -> Add to select the Central Subsystem to be used by the domainconfiguration scheme. The Central Su

5-75Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 131.Central Subsystem configuration d

5-76User's Guide7. To create a mono-domain scheme, in the Number of Partitions dropdown list select1 hardware partition.8. To configure the parti

5-77Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 132.Scheme Management dialog - exampl

5-78User's GuideFigure 133.Identity list dialog - example 111.If the required identity is in the list, go to Step 16.If you want to create a new

5-79Tips and Features for AdministratorsFigure 135.Create new identity advanced setting dialog - example 114.Complete the Advanced Identity Settings d

5-80User's Guide20.Select the required Data LUNs from the list of available LUNs and click Add to move theselected Data LUNs to the Data LUNs sel

5-81Tips and Features for Administrators22.Click Domains -> Link to open the Link LUNs to HBA dialog.Figure 138.Link LUN to HBA dialog - example 12

5-82User's Guide28.Repeat Steps 23 to 27 for each LUN in the list and click OK → Apply to return to theScheme Management dialog. The Status icon

5-83Tips and Features for AdministratorsCreating a Mono-Domain Scheme Using a Selection of ServerResourcesNotes:• A domain configuration scheme can in

xxivUser's GuideAZERTY/QWERTY Keyboard Lookup TableFigure 1. AZERTY keyboardFigure 2. QWERTY keyboard

5-84User's GuideNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyOffpeakProdSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cell 1, Boot 0Lun1, MyOffpeakProdCentral

5-85Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyOffpeakProdSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cell 1, Boot 0Lun1, My

5-86User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyOffpeakProdSchemeDescription Mono-domain, Cell 1, Boot 0Lun1, MyOffpeakProdCentral

5-87Tips and Features for AdministratorsTo create a mono-domain scheme using a part of server resources:1. Check that the required hardware resources

5-88User's Guide5. Click Central Subsystem -> Add to select the Central Subsystem to be used by the domainconfiguration scheme. The Central S

5-89Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 141.Central Subsystem configuration d

5-90User's Guide7. To create a mono-domain scheme, in the Number of Partitions dropdown list select1 hardware partition.8. To configure the part

5-91Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 142.Scheme Management dialog - exampl

5-92User's GuideFigure 143.Identity list dialog - example 211.If the required identity is in the list, go to Step 16.If you want to create a new

5-93Tips and Features for AdministratorsFigure 145.Create new identity advanced setting dialog - example 214.Complete the Advanced Identity Settings d

xxvPrefaceAdministrator's MemorandumDomains• Manage Domain Schemes, on page 3-5• Synchronize NovaScale 5xx5 SMP Server Domains, on page 3-6• Powe

5-94User's Guide20.Select the required Data LUNs from the list of available LUNs and click Add to move theselected Data LUNs to the Data LUNs sel

5-95Tips and Features for Administrators22.Click Domains -> Link to open the Link LUNs to HBA dialog.Figure 148.Link LUN to HBA dialog - example 22

5-96User's GuideCreating a Multi-Domain Scheme Using All Server ResourcesNotes:• A domain configuration scheme can include more than one Central

5-97Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5085 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyProd_PayrollSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0 & 1, MyP

5-98User's GuideNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyProd_PayrollSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0, 1, 2 & 3, MyProduction &am

5-99Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyProd_PayrollSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0 to 5, MyProd

5-100User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyProd_PayrollSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0 to 7, MyProduction & MyPay

5-101Tips and Features for AdministratorsTo create a multi-domain scheme using all server resources:1. Check that the required hardware resources are

5-102User's Guide5. Click Central Subsystem -> Add to select the Central Subsystem to be used by the domainconfiguration scheme. The Central S

5-103Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 151.Central Subsystem configuration

xxviUser's GuideConfiguration• Set up Server Users, on page 5-4• Configure System and Data Disks, on page 5-5• Use the EFI Boot Manager, on page

5-104User's Guide7. To create a 2 domains scheme, in the Number of Partitions dropdown list select 2 hardware partitions.8. Configure the 2 parti

5-105Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5245 Partitioned Server

5-106User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 152.Scheme Management dialog - example 310.In the partition list, double-click the empty

5-107Tips and Features for AdministratorsFigure 154.Create new identity dialog - example 312.Complete the Name, Description, Domain Settings and Manag

5-108User's Guide16.Select the required identity from the list of available identities and click OK to return to theScheme Management dialog. The

5-109Tips and Features for Administrators22.Select the required Data LUNs from the list of available LUNs and click Add to move theselected Data LUNs

5-110User's Guide25.Double-click the D1 No Link icon to open the Link LUNs to HBA dialog.Figure 159.Link LUN to HBA dialog - example 326.Select

5-111Tips and Features for AdministratorsCreating a Multi-Domain Scheme Using a Selection of ServerResourcesNotes:• A domain configuration scheme can

5-112User's GuideNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyTest_DevptSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 1, 2 & 3, MyTest & MyDevp

5-113Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyTest_DevptSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0, 1, 2 & 4

xxviiPrefaceOperator's MemorandumDomains• Synchronize NovaScale 5xx5 SMP Server Domains, on page 3-6• Power ON a Domain, on page 3-14• Power OFF

5-114User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerSchemeName MyTest_DevptSchemeDescription Multi-domain, Cells 0 to 6, MyTest & MyDevptCentra

5-115Tips and Features for AdministratorsTo create a multi-domain scheme using a part of server resources:1. Check that the required hardware resource

5-116User's Guide5. Click Central Subsystem -> Add to select the Central Subsystem to be used by the domainconfiguration scheme. The Central

5-117Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 162.Central Subsystem configuration dialog - example 46. In the Centr

5-118User's GuideNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerNovaScale 5245 Partitioned Server

5-119Tips and Features for AdministratorsNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerFigure 163.Scheme Management dialog - example 4

5-120User's Guide10.Double-click the empty D1 Identities field. The Identities List dialog opens.The Identity List dialog opens.Figure 164.Identi

5-121Tips and Features for AdministratorsFigure 166.Create new identity advanced setting dialog - example 414.Complete the Advanced Identity Settings

5-122User's Guide20.Double-click the D2 EFI LUNs field. The Select EFI LUN dialog opens, allowing you tochoose the required EFI Boot LUN from the

5-123Tips and Features for Administrators25.Double-click the D1 No Link icon to open the Link LUNs to HBA dialog.Figure 169.Link LUN to HBA dialog -

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5-124User's Guide30.Select D2 and click Lock Hardware to open the Lock Domain Hardware Resources dialog.Figure 171.Lock domain hardware resources

5-125Tips and Features for AdministratorsConfiguring and Managing Extended SystemsA single PAP unit can administer, monitor, and manage several Centra

5-126User's GuideScheme, Domain Identity, and Resources ChecklistsScheme ChecklistNameWhat name do I want to use for my Scheme?DescriptionHow can

5-127Tips and Features for AdministratorsDomain Identity ChecklistNameWhat name do I want to use for my Domain Identity toreflect the tasks/jobs it wi

5-128User's GuideResources ChecklistCentral Subsystem:Cell 0 Cell 1QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1IO BoxIOC0IO BoxIOC1EFI Boot Lun0Lu0EFI Boot L

5-129Tips and Features for AdministratorsResources ChecklistCell 2 Cell 3QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1IO BoxIOC0IO BoxIOC1EFI Boot Lun1Lu0EFI Boot

5-130User's GuideResources ChecklistCell 4 Cell 5QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1IO BoxIOC0IO BoxIOC1EFI Boot Lun1Lu0EFI Boot Lun1Lu1OS instance

5-131Tips and Features for AdministratorsResources ChecklistCell 6 Cell 7QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1QBBsQBB0QBBsQBB1IO BoxIOC0IO BoxIOC1EFI Boot Lun1Lu0EFI Boot

5-132User's GuideSection V - Creating Event Subscriptions and User HistoriesThis section explains how to:• Customize the PAM Event Messaging Syst

5-133Tips and Features for AdministratorsCustomizing the PAM Event Messaging SystemDuring operation, all Central Subsystem activity messages are autom

1-1Introducing the ServerChapter 1. Introducing the ServerThis chapter describes the main hardware components and user environment for NovaScale5xx5 S

5-134User's GuideSetting up Event SubscriptionsBefore creating an event subscription, you should establish:• the set of messages you want a user

5-135Tips and Features for AdministratorsEvent Subscription FlowchartsOnce you have established who the targeted recipients are and which channel you

5-136User's GuideCreating, Editing, Deleting an E-mail ServerTo send messages via the e-mail channel, you must first create an e-mail server. Sev

5-137Tips and Features for AdministratorsEditing E-mail Server AttributesTo modify an e-mail server URL / description:1. Click Configuration Tasks → E

5-138User's GuideCreating, Editing, Deleting an E-mail AccountTo send messages via the e-mail channel, you must first create an e-mail server and

5-139Tips and Features for AdministratorsEditing E-mail Account AttributesTo modify an e-mail account name, address, server and/or description:1. Clic

5-140User's GuideEnabling / Disabling Event ChannelsAn event channel must be selected and enabled for all event subscriptions. The followingtable

5-141Tips and Features for AdministratorsCreating, Editing, Deleting an Event SubscriptionOnce event subscription prerequisites have been set up, you

5-142User's Guide6. Select a pre-configured E-mail Account, User History, or User Group from the drop-downmenu or enter an SNMP Manager IP addres

5-143Tips and Features for AdministratorsUnderstanding Event Message Filtering CriteriaThe set of predefined filters supplied with PAM software covers

1-2User's GuideBull Novascale Server OverviewBull NovaScale Servers for business and scientific applications are based upon the FAMEarchitecture

5-144User's Guide3. Click Advanced to display the Advanced Filter page.Figure 178.Event message advanced filtering criteria chart4. Carefully ana

5-145Tips and Features for AdministratorsStandard Event Message Filtering CriteriaCriteria DescriptionSelectAll the checkboxes in this column are sele

5-146User's GuideDescriptionCriteriaDurationThis column is only applicable to messages sent to the PAM Web in-terface and is interactive with the

5-147Tips and Features for AdministratorsDescriptionCriteriaSeverity LevelThis column is used to set message severity level(s): Information, Suc-cess,

5-148User's GuideAdvanced Event Message Filtering CriteriaNote:Advanced filtering criteria are reserved for advanced users and are to be used wit

5-149Tips and Features for AdministratorsDescriptionCriteriaClippingClipping is defined on a Count / Period basis aimed at routing apre-defined number

5-150User's GuideDescriptionCriteriaSourceEach event message refers to a source (the component that generatedthe message) and a target (the compo

5-151Tips and Features for AdministratorsDescriptionCriteriaTargetEach event message refers to a target (the component referred to inthe message) and

5-152User's GuideDescriptionCriteriaKeywordThis feature allows messages to be filtered according to a Keywordcontained in the messages. Any relev

5-153Tips and Features for AdministratorsPreselecting, Creating, Editing, Deleting an Event FilterAn event filter must be selected for all event subsc

1-3Introducing the ServerServer FeaturesThe main features of Bull NovaScale Servers are:Intel Itanium Processor Family architecture:- Modularity,

5-154User's GuideCreating an Event FilterOnce you have established which filtering criteria you want to apply to your new filter, youcan proceed

5-155Tips and Features for Administrators7. If required, click Advanced to access advanced filtering criteria. The advanced eventmessage filtering cri

5-156User's GuideCreating, Editing, Deleting a User HistoryThere are two types of histories: System histories and User histories.System histories

5-157Tips and Features for AdministratorsCreating a User HistoryNote:The Site Data Directory will be used, by default, if you do not specify a differe

5-158User's Guide5. Use the drop-down menu to select an automatic archiving policy Type:TypeAutomatic Archiving PolicyNumber of Days The system w

5-159Tips and Features for AdministratorsDeleting a User HistoryImportant:Before deleting a user history, all the event subscriptions attached to that

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A-1Server SpecificationsAppendix A. Specifications• NovaScale 5085 Server Specifications, on page A-2• NovaScale 5165 Server Specifications, on page

User's GuideA-2NovaScale 5085 Server SpecificationsNovaScale 5085 Servers are delivered rack-mounted in 40U or 19U cabinets.The following web sit

A-3Server SpecificationsPower CablesPDU-2-4-M-32AAC (32A)Cable typeConnector type1 per PDU3 x AWG10 ( 3 x 6 mm2 / #10US)IEC60309-32AIt is mandatory fo

1-4User's GuideServer HardwareNote:Abbreviations and acronyms are documented in the Glossary.Main server hardware components are:Central SubSyste

User's GuideA-4NovaScale 5165 Server SpecificationsNovaScale 5165 Servers are delivered rack-mounted in 40U or 19U cabinets.The following web sit

A-5Server SpecificationsAcoustic Power at Room Temperature +20° C (+68° F)System Running System IdleLw(A) 6.3 Bels Lw(A) 6.1 BelsPower CablesPDU-2-4-M

User's GuideA-6NovaScale 5245 Server SpecificationsNovaScale 5245 Servers are delivered rack-mounted in 40U cabinets.The following web site may b

A-7Server SpecificationsPower CablesPDU-2-4-M-32AAC (32A)Cable typeConnector type1 per PDU3 x AWG10 (3 x 6 mm2 / #10US)IEC60309-32AIt is mandatory for

User's GuideA-8NovaScale 5325 Server SpecificationsNovaScale 5325 Servers are delivered rack-mounted in 40U cabinets.The following web site may b

A-9Server SpecificationsPower CablesPDU-2-4-M-32AAC (32A)Cable typeConnector type1 per PDU3 x AWG10 (3 x 6 mm2 / #10US)IEC60309-32AIt is mandatory for

User's GuideA-10

GlossaryG-1GlossaryAAC: Alternating Current generated by the powersupply. See DC.ACPI: Advanced Configuration and Power Interface.An industry specific

G-2User's GuideCMCV: Corrected Memory Check Vector.CMOS: Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor.A type of low-power integrated circuits. Systems

GlossaryG-3DRAM: Dynamic Random Access Memory is themost common type of random access memory(RAM).EECC: Error Correcting Code.EEPROM: Electrically Era

1-5Introducing the ServerMidplane Fan & Logistics Board (MFL)16 Fans and various logistics components are implemented on the MFL. The MFL isconnec

G-4User's GuideFCAL: Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop.FCA: Fibre Channel Adapter.FCBQ: Fan Control Board for QBB.FCBS: Fan Control Board for SPS.FDA

GlossaryG-5II2C: Intra Integrated Circuit. The I2C (Inter-IC) bus isa bi-directional two-wire serial bus that provides acommunication link between int

G-6User's GuideLD: Logical Disk. A Storeway FDA 1x00/2x00logical disk (or LUN) is visible to the OS as a Disk.See LUN and PD (Physical Disk).LED:

GlossaryG-7Multitasking: The ability to perform several taskssimultaneously. Multitasking allows you to runmultiple applications at the same time ande

G-8User's GuidePMB: Platform Management Board. Links the serverto the PAP unit.PNP: Plug aNd Play. The ability to plug a deviceinto a computer an

GlossaryG-9SIO: Server I/O / Super I/O.Shell: The Shell is the layer of programming thatunderstands and executes the commands a userenters. As the out

G-10User's GuideUML: Unified Modeling Language. A standardnotation for the modeling of real-world objects as afirst step in developing an object-

IndexX-1IndexAAccess, front door, 1-20Action Request Packagedefault, creating, 4-51filtering, 4-53troubleshooting tools, creating, 4-51Archivehistory,

X-2User's Guidedeleting an e-mail account, 5-139deleting an e-mail server, 5-137editing e-mail account attributes, 5-139editing e-mail server att

IndexX-3copying, 5-54creating, 5-50deleting, 5-54editing, 5-54managing, 5-50Illegal characters, xxIncidentinvestigating, 4-42what to do, 4-42, 4-46Inc

1-6User's GuideBIOSThe BIOS controls the server startup process, dynamic resource allocation (Domainreconfiguration, hot-plugging), and error han

X-4User's Guidestatus pane, 2-6, 4-3toolbar, 2-8tree pane, 4-5user information, 4-12user interface, 2-5writing rules, xxPAM settings, customizing

IndexX-5power cables, 1-14, 1-15, 1-16, 1-17, 1-18processors, 1-13QBBs, 1-13serial ports, 1-13, 1-14USB ports, 1-13VGA port, 1-13Server status, checki

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1-7Introducing the ServerGetting to Know the ServerNovaScale 5085 Partitioned ServerNote:Server components and configuration may differ according to t

1-8User's GuideNovaScale 5165 Partitioned ServerNote:Server components and configuration may differ according to the version chosen.The server is

1-9Introducing the ServerNovaScale 5245 Partitioned ServerNote:Server components and configuration may differ according to the version chosen.The serv

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1-10User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerNote:Server components and configuration may differ according to the version chosen.The server i

1-11Introducing the ServerI/O Cabinet10 PAP unit with CD-ROM writer, FDD and 2 disks 1 U13 2 PDU(s) with AC power cable14 2 FC disks 3x2 U18 KVM exten

1-12User's GuideServer ComponentsNote:Server components and configuration may differ according to the version chosen.The server includes the foll

1-13Introducing the ServerCentral Subsystem (CSS) ModuleThe CSS module houses main hardware components: Front RearFront1 or 2 QBB (Quad Br

1-14User's GuideIntegrated Platform Administration Processor (PAP) UnitWarning:The PAP unit has been specially configured for Bull NovaScale Serv

1-15Introducing the ServerIntegrated ConsoleAccording to version, the console is located in the center of a high cabinet or at the top of alow cabinet

1-16User's GuideKeyboard / Video / Mouse (KVM) SwitchThe KVM Switch allows the use of the integrated console for the local server and the localPl

1-17Introducing the ServerFDA 1x00 FC Disk RackOptionally, the FDA 1x00 FC Disk Rack is delivered with pre-installed system disks (twoRAID#1 and one s

1-18User's GuideFDA 1x00 FC Extension Disk RackThe FDA 1x00 FC Extension Disk Rack offers15 empty slots for data disks. According toversion, the

1-19Introducing the ServerEthernet HubThe optional Maintenance LAN Ethernet Hub is used to connect PMB, PAP Unit and externalFDA FC Disk Rack Ethernet

iiiPrefacePrefaceTable of ContentsIntended Readers xvii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1-20User's GuideAccessing Server ComponentsDuring normal operation, cabinet components can be accessed from the front. CustomerService Engineers

1-21Introducing the ServerOpening / Closing the Integrated ConsoleThe server is equipped with an integrated console for local administration and maint

1-22User's GuideBull NovaScale Server ResourcesNote:According to server configuration and version, certain features and functions described inthi

1-23Introducing the ServerEFI UtilitiesThe Bull NovaScale Server EFI utilities provide a complete set of configuration, operation,and maintenance tool

1-24User's Guide

2-1Getting StartedChapter 2. Getting StartedThis chapter explains how to connect to and start server domains. It includes the followingtopics:• Connec

2-2User's GuideConnecting to the PAM Web SiteThe server is equipped with an integrated Platform Administration and Maintenance softwarepackage, o

2-3Getting StartedConnecting to the PAM Web Site from a Remote ComputerThe PAM Software utility can be accessed from any PC running Microsoft Windows

2-4User's GuideSimultaneous Connection to the PAM Web SiteSeveral users can access the PAM Web site simultaneously.Important:If configuration cha

2-5Getting StartedPAM User InterfaceThe PAM user interface is divided into three areas in the browser window: a Status pane, aPAM Tree pane, and a Con

ivUser's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned Server 1-10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Server Components

2-6User's GuideChecking Server Status via PAMThe PAM user interface allows you to check system status at a glance. If the Functional Statusicon i

2-7Getting StartedCSS Availability Status BarThe CSS availability status bar reflects the operational status of the data link(s) between thePlatform M

2-8User's GuidePAM Tree ToolbarThe PAM Tree toolbar, located at the top of the PAM Tree, is used to refresh, expand, orcollapse the tree display.

2-9Getting StartedToggling the Local / Integrated Console DisplayDuring the powering up / down sequences, you will be requested to toggle the local /i

2-10User's GuidePowering Up / Down Server DomainsTo power up / down the server, see:• Powering Up / Down the NovaScale 5xx5 Partitioned Server Do

2-11Getting Started7. Follow the power-on steps displayed in the Domain State box, until RUNNING isdisplayed.Figure 31. Domain state8. Toggle the loca

2-12User's GuidePowering Up NovaScale 5xx5 Partitioned Server DomainsAccording to version, NovaScale 5xx5 Partitioned Servers are designed to ope

2-13Getting StartedTo power up server domains:3. From the PAM Tree, click Domain Manager to open the Control pane. You are invited toload a domain con

2-14User's Guide8. Click Power On All → Execute to simultaneously power on the domains and associatedhardware components.Figure 34. Multiple powe

2-15Getting Started16.As Customer Administrator, you can now prepare each domain for remote access via theEnterprise LAN and/or via the Web. See Prepa

vPrefaceConnecting to the Server via the Web 2-20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Microsoft Windows Domai

2-16User's GuidePreparing Server Domains for Remote Access via the Enterprise LANCAUTION:Access to the local / integrated console should be restr

2-17Getting Started9. Click Return to index.10.Click Log Out to exit Webmin.11.Toggle the integrated console to the PAP unit port.12.From the Customer

2-18User's GuidePreparing Server Domains for Remote Access via the WebCAUTION:Remote access via the Web is a potential security hazard. Customers

2-19Getting StartedConnecting to a Server Domain via the Enterprise LANMicrosoft Windows Domain1. Check that Client for Microsoft Networks is installe

2-20User's GuideConnecting to the Server via the WebMicrosoft Windows Domain1. Check that Internet Explorer (6 or later) and Terminal Server Clie

2-21Getting StartedInstalling ApplicationsImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems. Please contact your Bull SalesRepresentati

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3-1Managing DomainsChapter 3. Managing DomainsThis chapter explains how, as Customer Administrator and/or Customer Operator, you canmanage server doma

3-2User's GuideIntroducing PAM Domain Management ToolsImportant:Certain domain configuration and management tools are reserved for use with parti

3-3Managing DomainsFrom the PAM Tree, click Domain Manager to open the Control pane.Toolbar (1)Multiple PowerAllows you to simultaneously power on /of

viUser's GuideViewing Detailed Hardware Information 4-15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . General Tab 4-1

3-4User's GuideCommand Bar (3)Power OnPowers on the selected domain, see details on page 3-14.Power OffPowers off the selected domain, see detail

3-5Managing DomainsManaging Domain Configuration SchemesImportant:Reserved for partitioned servers and extended systems.Certain features described bel

3-6User's GuideNovaScale 5325 Partitioned ServerThe NovaScale 5325 Partitioned Server is designed to operate as from one to heighhardware-indepen

3-7Managing Domains2. Click Schemes in the Toolbar to open the Schemes List dialog.Figure 36. Schemes list dialog3. Select the required Scheme from th

3-8User's GuideLoading a Domain Configuration SchemeTo power on server domains, you must first load the required Domain Configuration Schemefrom

3-9Managing DomainsIf the domains are ready to be powered up, INACTIVE is displayed in the Domain Stateboxes. The Power On button becomes accessible o

3-10User's GuideAdding Domains to the Current Domain ConfigurationA scheme can include domains from one or more Central Subsystems. More domains

3-11Managing DomainsSaving the Current Domain Configuration SnapshotNote:Reserved for Customer Administrators.You may want to save the current domain

3-12User's GuideMyOperationsScheme Organization - NovaScale 5xx5 Partitioned ServersDomain Identity: MyOperations-1Hardware Cell Cell_0Operating

3-13Managing DomainsOperating System type is indicated by the Microsoft Windows or Linux logo in theDomain Identities box.Table 6. MyOperations Sche

viiPrefaceModifying LUN Properties 4-49. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Checking, Testing

3-14User's GuidePowering On a DomainWhat You Can DoDuring the domain power-on sequence, you can:• View functional status• View power logs• View p

3-15Managing Domains- If a Scheme is already loaded, but is not the required Scheme, see Adding Domains tothe current Domain Configuration and Replaci

3-16User's Guide- If the required domain configuration scheme is already loaded, the correspondingdomain(s) are available for domain management.

3-17Managing DomainsPOWERED ON - LOADING BIOSBIOS READY - STARTING EFIEFI STARTED - BOOTING OSRUNNINGTable 8. Power-on statesOnce the Power On sequenc

3-18User's GuidePowering Off a DomainWhat You Can DoDuring the domain power-off sequence, you can:• View functional status• View power logs• View

3-19Managing DomainsOnce the Power Off sequence has been successfully completed, INACTIVE is displayed inthe Domain Status panel and the Power On butt

3-20User's GuideThe Operating System saves data, closes open applications and shuts down. Domainhardware is powered down from the main mode to th

3-21Managing DomainsForcing a Domain Power OffWhat You Can DoDuring the domain force power-off sequence, you can:• View functional status• View power

3-22User's GuideForcibly Powering Off a Single DomainTo forcibly power off a single domain from the PAM Domain Manager:1. Click Domain Manager to

3-23Managing DomainsDeselect All Cancels all selected operations.Power On All Powers on all INACTIVE domains.Power Off All Powers off all RUNNING doma