HP NetServer AA 6200 Solution Release 3.0 Administrator's Guide

Chapter 5 Commands

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Tuple Shutdown Operation

This command removes IOPn and CEn from the server configuration. If necessary, the CE

operating system is shut down, and the IOP operating system is shut down. Both the CE and the

IOP attempt to rejoin the server configuration when they become available. To permanently

remove the tuple from the configuration, use the Tuple Disable Operation command. However,

before invoking the Tuple Disable Operation command, be sure to read the warning about use

of the command on page 162.

Command Tuplen Shutdown Operation From IOPx

Console Syntax MTCCONS TupleN Shutdown Operation From IOPx

Variables

n – the ID number of the Tuple (1 or 2)

x – the ID number of the IOP (1 or 2)

Results If the CE operating system is booted and the CE in the specified tuple is the

only one active, the CE operating system is shut down. If more than one CE

is active, the CE in the specified tuple is removed. The IOP in the tuple is

removed from the server and is shut down. Both the CE and the IOP rejoin

the server when they become available. To permanently remove the tuple

from service, use the Tuple Disable command.

To verify that Tuplen has been shut down, either:

• Check the tuple status displayed in the Endurance Manager Main

window.

• Issue a IOPn.Monitor Show Configuration command from either IOP to

make sure that the CE and IOP are offline and any associated

components (such as CEn.MIC) are offline.

• Review the Windows NT Event Viewer for a message indicating that the

CE and IOP (and their copies of the Windows NT operating system)

were shut down.