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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:	POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:	Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:	CSC32::BUTTERWORTH

Created:	Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1541
Total number of notes:	6564

733.0. "powercycled servers crash systems" by CSC32::PITT () Fri May 12 1995 21:02

    
    1.5a PCM.
    
    When terminal servers were power cycled, 5 of the nodes connected to the
    servers for PCM monitoring (using lat), hung. 
    
    Details:
    decserver200s.
    Lat. 
    Someone accidently pulled the power cord causing all of his decservers
    to
    power cycle. WHen the servers came back up and he went to look at the
    systems on the servers, 5 of them came up with >>>
    
    ideas?
    
    thanks.

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733.1 DECserver 200 problem of feature??? VELI::KORKKO Veli K�rkk� @FNO, 879-5512, FNO/OMS Delivery Sat May 13 1995 10:15 9

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733.1	DECserver 200 problem of feature???	VELI::KORKKO	Veli K�rkk� @FNO, 879-5512, FNO/OMS Delivery	`Sat May 13 1995 10:15`	9
	This has nothing to do with PCM. You'll have find a server that does not send break signal when powered down. Alternatively, some newer models of VAX and AXP allow selecting between break and control-P as halt method. If your computers allow this, then switch to control-P. Thirdly, put those servers on a UPS and do not have people around taking power cords off :-) _veli

This has nothing to do with PCM. You'll have find a server that does not
send break signal when powered down. Alternatively, some newer models of VAX 
and AXP allow selecting between break and control-P as halt method. If your
computers allow this, then switch to control-P.

Thirdly, put those servers on a UPS and do not have people around taking
power cords off :-)

_veli