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ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

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Appendix D<br />

Configuring the FDDI Interconnect<br />

The SCMS database <strong>and</strong> operations database (ODB) are provided prebuilt from the factory.<br />

If you need to recreate them at the site for some reason, you must configure fiber<br />

distributed data interface (FDDI) connections as described in this appendix.<br />

Cautions<br />

• Naming conventions used in the SCMS procedures must be followed for<br />

Integration Expert to operate correctly.<br />

• Modification of the SCMS configuration requires a stop of all partitions to allow<br />

reloading of the SCMS-generated ODB files. Use procedures described in the<br />

<strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>IX</strong> Operations <strong>Guide</strong> to deactivate active partitions.<br />

D.1. Configuring 2200 Node FDDI Connections<br />

To configure FDDI connections for a 2200 node, you must reboot the master system<br />

console (or whichever console you use for generating ODB files) in SDF online mode <strong>and</strong><br />

use the SCMS software to<br />

• Define the logical system configuration<br />

• Generate ODB files that you can load into the SCF workstation <strong>and</strong> use to reboot the<br />

2200 node<br />

Note: The SCMS Administration <strong>Guide</strong> Volume 1, Reference Information describes<br />

detailed procedures for using the SCMS software.<br />

A critical aspect of setting up the logical system configuration is configuring the FDDI<br />

channel that connects a 2200 node <strong>and</strong> an Intel node. This section describes how to<br />

change the SCMS system definition to include an FDDI channel if it has not already been<br />

configured.<br />

The type of system you have determines how the FDDI channel is connected as follows:<br />

• <strong>IX</strong>4400 server—The FDDI connection is provided by a Host LAN Controller-2 (HLC-2)<br />

or an FDDI channel card.<br />

• <strong>IX</strong>5000 Series or <strong>IX</strong>4800 server—The FDDI connection is provided by an FDDI channel<br />

card.<br />

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