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3. The status for all processors should be “Executing NonStop OS.” (See Figure 9-2.) If not,
refer to “Identifying Processor Problems” (page 109).
Figure 9-2 Processor Status Display
Monitoring Processor Status Using the OSM Service Connection
For Integrity NonStop NS-series systems, the OSM Service Connection displays processor-related
components under Processor Complex objects in the tree pane. There can be up to four Processor
Complex objects per NS-series system, for a total of 16 processors. When you expand a Processor
Complex object (see Figure 9-3), you should see two or three Blade Element objects and either
two or four Logical Processor objects.
Under the each Blade Element object, a Blade Element Firmware object displays the firmware
version information for that Blade Element. Under each Logical Processor object, a Processor
Components object represents (provides attributes and actions for) the processor’s associated
logical synchronization unit (LSU) and processor elements (PEs). From the processor perspective,
each PE is identified as A, B, or C (to identify the Blade Element it is associated with); whereas,
from the Blade Element perspective, each PE is identified as 0, 1, 2, or 3 (to identify the Logical
Processor it is associated with).
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