> VAXen that were part of a cluster *can* have an NVRAM setting
> that tells them their node ID, which they need to correctly
> address the
> (shared) system disks... this happens a lot with shared-DSSI clusters.
I no longer have my VAX 4000s to check with but I
don't remember having to tell their consoles that. I did
use the console to talk to the DSSI disks and set their
node parameters and it *might* be possible to set the
corresponding DSSI parameters for a VAX 4000 node
(although I don't remember either doing that or being
able to do it).
> I cant remember what the name of the setting was.
ALLOCLASS is the SYSGEN setting that determines the
number you see in front of disks (so my VAXstation
here has ALLOCLASS set to 42 and its disks are
$42$DKA0: etc.)
Antonio
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Antonio Carlini arcarlini_at_iee.org
Received on Mon Jan 12 2004 - 18:37:59 GMT