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Mrityunjoy Kundu
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---Regarding VMS_---

Hi,
In my teritory there are four servers(one ES45,two Es40,one DS20E),which are in cluster.

I face there problems---
1)In ES45 when i want to see the output of the following command procedure-
A=f$getsyi("Thermal_vector")
B=f$getsyi("Fan_vector")
C=f$getsyi("Power_vector")
show sym a
show sym b
show sym c

Output- %SYSTEM_E_NOT_LOADED,system service or exec routine is not loaded \Thermal_Vector\

Please guide me through solution

2)Is it possible to find DLT drive serial no. from operating system prompt.

3) We have RA8000 storage connected with the cluster mentioned above,i want to mirror two disks and the unit name is D108. From the controller prompt the mirror is created suceesfully ,but open vms is not detected the disk inspite of the following command

$mcr sysman io auto /log







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Duncan Morris
Honored Contributor

Re: ---Regarding VMS_---

Hi,

regarding the ES45 vectors, please see this thread :-

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1091830

These vectors are not supported by the ES45.

Use WEBES to get your system information on this system.


For your RA8000 issue, have you checked that host access has been enabled for the correct system?

Do SHOW D108 and post us the results.


Duncan
Ian Miller.
Honored Contributor

Re: ---Regarding VMS_---

for question 2 - this has been already answered elsewhere in this forum.

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1091907
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Duncan Morris
Honored Contributor

Re: ---Regarding VMS_---

Mritunjoy,

your best tool to get the DLT driver serial number is probably LTT.


http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?pnameOID=406731&locale=en_US&taskId=135&prodSeriesId=406729&prodTypeId=12169


Depending upon the model of the drive, you may or may not find it in the list of supported tape drives!


Regards,

Duncan
Hoff
Honored Contributor

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Device Serial Numbers...

If you have access to OpenVMS V8.3, try using:

SET COMMAND SYS$ETC:CDDVD$TOOLS
CDDVD/INQ ddcu:

to retrieve the serial number from the device ddcu:. DIAGNOSE privilege is required. If the device has a serial number, the above may return that data. The above command looks at the SCSI Vendor Product Data (VPD), which is where a device that has a host-readable serial number -- and not all do -- generally stores it.

The ANALYZE/SYSTEM commands CLUE FRU and CLUE CONFIG are the other approach for retrieving this sort of information. That, or looking in the error log.
Malcolm Dunnett
Advisor

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Regarding D108: Did you set the identifier on the unit after you created it on the HSG80, ie:

HSG80> SET D108 IDENTIFIER=108