NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide (H06.12+)

Table 3-1 Monitoring System Components (continued)
See...Monitored Using These ToolsResource
“Using the OSM Service Connection”
(page 54)
Section 9, Processors and Components:
Monitoring and Recovery
OSM Service Connection User’s Guide
(or OSM Service Connection online
help)
OSM Service ConnectionNonStop Blade Complex components:
Blade Elements, LSUs, logical
processors
ServerNet Cluster 6770 Hardware
Installation and Support Guide
or
ServerNet Cluster Manual
OSM Service Connection
User’s Guide
(or OSM Service Connection online
help)
OSM Service ConnectionNonStop ServerNet Cluster 6770
Switch
ServerNet Cluster 6780 Operations Guide
OSM Service Connection User’s Guide
(or OSM Service Connection online
help)
OSM Service ConnectionNonStop ServerNet Cluster 6780
Switch
Section 12, Printers and Terminals:
Monitoring and Recovery
Guardian User’s Guide
SCF
SPOOLCOM
Printers
“Using the OSM Service Connection”
(page 54)
OSM Service Connection User’s Guide
(or OSM Service Connection online
help)
OSM Service ConnectionProcessor switch (P-switch) module
and subcomponents, including
ServerNet switch boards, power
supplies, fans, PICs and ports
“Using the OSM Service Connection”
(page 54)
OSM Service Connection User’s Guide
(or OSM Service Connection online
help)
OSM Service ConnectionServerNet connectivity for an
Integrity NonStop NS14000, NS1200,
or NS1000 system (which have no
processor switches)
4-Port ServerNet Extender (4PSE)
installed in an IOAM encloure
(NS14000 or NS1000 only)
or
VIO enclosure (NS14000, NS1200, or
NS1000)
“Using the OSM Service Connection”
(page 54)
Section 7, ServerNet Resources:
Monitoring and Recovery
OSM Service Connection SCF
interface to the Kernel subsystem
ServerNet fabrics:
processor-to-processor and
processor-to-IOMF2 communication
“Using the OSM Service Connection”
(page 54)
Section 6, Communications
Subsystems: Monitoring and Recovery
OSM Service Connection
SCF interface to the WAN subsystem
ServerNet wide area network
(SWAN) concentrator
52 Overview of Monitoring and Recovery