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Hodnocené. / 5. Na základě hodnocení zákazníků
SRM Command Line Interface
Systems running DEC OSF/1 or OpenVMS access the SRM firmware through a
command line interface (CLI). The CLI is a UNIX style shell that provides a set
of commands and operators, as well as a scripting facility. The CLI allows you
to configure and test the system, examine and alter system state, and boot the
operating system.
The SRM console prompt is
>>>
.
Several system management tasks can be performed only from the SRM console
command line interface:
• All console test and reporting commands are run from the SRM console.
• Certain environment variables are changed using the SRM
set
command.
For example:
er*0_protocols
ew*0_mode
ew*0_protocols
ocp_text
pk*0_fast
pk*0_host_id
To run the ECU, you must enter the
ecu
command. This command will boot the
ARC firmware and the ECU software.
ARC Menu Interface
Systems running Windows NT access the ARC console firmware through menus
that are used to configure and boot the system, run the EISA Configuration
Utility (ECU), run the RAID Configuration Utility (RCU), or set environment
variables.
• You must run the EISA Configuration Utility (ECU) whenever you add,
remove, or move an EISA or ISA option in your AlphaServer system. The
ECU is run from diskette. Two diskettes are supplied with your system
shipment, one for DEC OSF/1 and OpenVMS and one for Windows NT. For
more information about running the ECU, refer to Section 5.6.
• If you purchased a StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Subsystem for your server,
you must run the RAID Configuration Utility (RCU) to set up the disk drives
and logical units. Refer to StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Subsystem Family
Installation and Configuration Guide, included in your RAID kit.
System Configuration and Setup 5–3
- AlphaServer1000 1
- ServiceGuide 1
- Contents 3
- 3 Running System Diagnostics 4
- 4 Error Log Analysis 4
- A Default Jumper Settings 6
- Examples 6
- Intended Audience 11
- Conventions 11
- Related Documentation 12
- Troubleshooting Strategy 13
- 1.1.1 Problem Categories 14
- 1–8 Troubleshooting Strategy 20
- 1.3 Information Services 21
- 1.2.3.done 26
- 2.2 Power-Up Screen 29
- 2.2.1 Console Event Log 30
- 2.4 Storage Device LEDs 33
- Activity 34
- Activity LED 34
- 2.7 Fail-Safe Loader 39
- 2.8 Power-Up Sequence 41
- 2.8.2 DC Power-Up Sequence 42
- 2.9.1 Serial ROM Diagnostics 42
- Running System Diagnostics 45
- 3.2 Command Summary 46
- 3.3 Command Reference 47
- 3.3.1 test 48
- 3.3.2 cat el and more el 51
- 3.3.3 memory 52
- 3.3.4 netew 54
- Testing an Ethernet Port: 55
- 3.3.5 network 56
- 3.3.6 net -s 58
- 3.3.7 net -ic 59
- 3.3.8 kill and kill_diags 60
- 3.3.9 show_status 61
- 3.5 DEC VET 62
- Error Log Analysis 63
- Error Log Analysis 4–3 65
- 4–4 Error Log Analysis 66
- 4.3 Event Record Translation 67
- 4–6 Error Log Analysis 68
- System Configuration and Setup 69
- 5.1.1 System Firmware 70
- >>> 71
- OSF/1 and OpenVMS 77
- Synopsis: 78
- Example: 78
- Key to variable attributes: 81
- 5.2 System Bus Options 85
- ECC Banks 86
- 5.2.1 CPU Daughter Board 87
- 5.2.2 Memory Modules 87
- 5.3 Motherboard 88
- 5.4 EISA Bus Options 89
- 5.5 ISA Bus Options 89
- 5.6 EISA Configuration Utility 90
- 5.6.1 Before You Run the ECU 91
- 5.6.2 How to Start the ECU 92
- 5.6.3 Configuring EISA Options 93
- 5.6.4 Configuring ISA Options 94
- 5.7 PCI Bus Options 96
- 5.8 SCSI Buses 96
- 17-03969-01 104
- Replacement 107
- Figure 6–1 FRUs, Front Right 110
- Figure 6–2 FRUs, Rear Left 111
- 6.2 Removal and Replacement 112
- Top Cover 113
- Release Latch 113
- 6.2.1 Cables 114
- 17-03971-01 115
- Figure 6–7 Power Cord 116
- DC Cable 118
- Assembly 118
- • Power supply +3.3V (20-pin) 119
- (50-Pin) 124
- 6.2.2 CPU Daughter Board 128
- 6.2.3 Fans 129
- Figure 6–20 Removing Fans 130
- 6.2.4 StorageWorks Drive 131
- 6.2.6 Memory Modules 134
- 6.2.7 Interlock Switch 138
- 6.2.8 Motherboard 139
- NEW MOTHERBOARD 142
- 6.2.10 OCP Module 143
- 6.2.11 Power Supply 146
- 6.2.12 Speaker 147
- 6.2.13 Removable Media 148
- Default Jumper Settings 151
- A.1 Motherboard Jumpers 152
- A–4 Default Jumper Settings 154
- Default Jumper Settings A–5 155
- Glossary 157
- Glossary–2 158
- Glossary–3 159
- Glossary–4 160
- Glossary–5 161
- Glossary–6 162
- Glossary–7 163
- Glossary–8 164
- Glossary–9 165
- Glossary–10 166
- Glossary–11 167
- Glossary–12 168
- Glossary–13 169
- Glossary–14 170
- Glossary–15 171
- Technical Support 179
- Electronic Orders 179
- BUSINESSREPLYMAIL 182
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