ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide
ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide
Verifying the Interconnects and Achieving Hardware RFU Table 14–1. Checklist for Verifying Interconnects and Achieving RFU √ Media or Information Required 14.2.1. Installing HLC-2 Microcode Reel number for tape ___________________ Reel numbers can be any character string up to 6 characters in length. 14.2.2. Installing Channel Adapter Microcode (CSIOP) Reel number for tape ___________________ Reel numbers can be any character string up to 6 characters in length. 14.3. Installing the CC or CEC Tape Reel number for tape ___________________ Reel numbers can be any character string up to 6 characters in length. 14.1. Verifying Interconnect Communications Here are the steps for verifying interconnect communications between the OS 2200 nodes and each Intel node. 1. Depending on communications controller model, install microcode as follows: • For servers with a Host LAN Controller-2 (HLC-2), install microcode as described in 14.2.1. • For servers with a channel service I/O processor (CSIOP), install channel adapter microcode as described in 14.2.2. 2. Install the CC or CEC tape for verifying communications (14.3). 3. Install DSPER (14.4). 4. Bring up a version of CMS 1100 that is adequate for at least the communications test (14.5). 5. Test interconnect communications to determine whether the hardware is ready for use (14.6). 14.2. Installing Microcode This subsection describes how to install the microcode for the HLC-2 and the channel adapter. 14–2 Version 009B (Web Only) 7850 5104–009
14.2.1. Installing HLC-2 Microcode Verifying the Interconnects and Achieving Hardware RFU A cartridge tape containing microcode is included in the HLC2-FMK package that comes with the HLC-2. To install the microcode, take the following steps: 1. Enter the following command at the 2200 node system console: ST INSTALLPKG A run (run-id INSPKG) starts and asks the following question: Install from , DISK, or RSS? 2. Press Enter to use the tape default. You are prompted to enter the reel number. n INSPKG*Enter reel number n HLC2M,TJ,type 3. Because the tape is unlabeled, you can enter any reel number. Also enter the parameters to indicate that the tape is to be assigned as a temporary unlabeled file (TJ) and to indicate the type of cartridge device on which the tape is to be mounted (for example, HICL or HIC51). You are asked whether you want to install using default modes. n Install default modes? /N n N 4. Type N and press Enter. You are prompted to enter the product name. n Enter product name, transmit if complete n HLC2-MCODE 5. Enter the name HLC2-MCODE (found on the tape label) and press Enter. You are prompted to enter the product level. n Enter product level n level 6. Enter level (where level is the product level identified on the tape label such as 1R1 or 1R2) and press Enter. You are prompted for the product mode. n Enter product mode n FDDI 7. Enter FDDI as the product mode and press Enter. You are again prompted for the product name. n Enter product name, transmit if complete n HLC2-MCODE 8. Enter the name HLC2-MCODE (found on the tape label) and press Enter. You are prompted to enter the product level. n Enter product level n level 9. Enter level (where level is the product level identified on the tape label such as 1R1 or 1R2) and press Enter. You are prompted for the product mode. n Enter product mode n ETHER 7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 14–3
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14.2.1. Installing HLC-2 Microcode<br />
Verifying the Interconnects <strong>and</strong> Achieving Hardware RFU<br />
A cartridge tape containing microcode is included in the HLC2-FMK package that comes<br />
with the HLC-2. To install the microcode, take the following steps:<br />
1. Enter the following comm<strong>and</strong> at the 2200 node system console:<br />
ST INSTALLPKG<br />
A run (run-id INSPKG) starts <strong>and</strong> asks the following question:<br />
Install from , DISK, or RSS?<br />
2. Press Enter to use the tape default. You are prompted to enter the reel number.<br />
n INSPKG*Enter reel number<br />
n HLC2M,TJ,type<br />
3. Because the tape is unlabeled, you can enter any reel number. Also enter the<br />
parameters to indicate that the tape is to be assigned as a temporary unlabeled file<br />
(TJ) <strong>and</strong> to indicate the type of cartridge device on which the tape is to be mounted<br />
(for example, HICL or HIC51).<br />
You are asked whether you want to install using default modes.<br />
n Install default modes? /N<br />
n N<br />
4. Type N <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are prompted to enter the product name.<br />
n Enter product name, transmit if complete<br />
n HLC2-MCODE<br />
5. Enter the name HLC2-MCODE (found on the tape label) <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are<br />
prompted to enter the product level.<br />
n Enter product level<br />
n level<br />
6. Enter level (where level is the product level identified on the tape label such as 1R1 or<br />
1R2) <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are prompted for the product mode.<br />
n Enter product mode<br />
n FDDI<br />
7. Enter FDDI as the product mode <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are again prompted for the<br />
product name.<br />
n Enter product name, transmit if complete<br />
n HLC2-MCODE<br />
8. Enter the name HLC2-MCODE (found on the tape label) <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are<br />
prompted to enter the product level.<br />
n Enter product level<br />
n level<br />
9. Enter level (where level is the product level identified on the tape label such as 1R1 or<br />
1R2) <strong>and</strong> press Enter. You are prompted for the product mode.<br />
n Enter product mode<br />
n ETHER<br />
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