Availability Guide for Application Design

Index
Availability Guide for Application Design—525637-004
Index-11
N
Mirrored disk
4 disk mirror 2-8
availability of 1-11, 2-2, 2-7/2-8
failure of 1-8, 2-7/2-8
MTBF 2-2
performance of 1-11, 2-2, 2-7
reading from 2-7
writing to 2-7
Modular design, dynamic upgrade,
techniques for 10-2, 10-18/10-19
Monitor process 1-15/1-16, 7-22
Monitor process pair, design
considerations 7-22
MTBF 2-2
Multilan, availability features 1-30
Multithreaded process
Pathsend requester 6-23
process pair considerations 7-2,
7-19/7-20
N
Name resolution, execution
time 10-33/10-34
Name server hung, effect on client/server
network 2-19
Native mode COBOL
active backup process-pair model 7-21
availability features 1-31
NetBatch-Plus
See NonStop NetBatch-Plus
NETBIOS communication or RSC/MP
application 6-15
Network
See Client/server network
Network components, availability
features 1-26
Network hub, fault-tolerant
configuration 2-21/2-22
Network Statistics Extended
See NSX
Nonretryable operations
Guardian processes 7-4
Pathsend applications 6-22/6-23
NonStop Access for Networking
availability features 1-30
NonStop Advanced Architecture
(NSAA) 2-23
NonStop C
See C
NonStop Central Office (CO) server,
preventing environmental outages 1-9
NonStop DCE
transaction support in 1-14
NonStop Distributed Computing
Environment (DCE) 1-27
NonStop Kernel Open System Services
(OSS) 1-27
NonStop NetBatch-Plus 4-1, 4-24,
4-25/4-26
NonStop NET/MASTER 1-32
NonStop Pathway/iTS, availability
features 1-29
NonStop process pair
See Process pair
NonStop RDF
catastrophic failure, recovery
from 4-13/4-16
downtime 4-13
NonStop RDF/MP
catastrophic failure, recovery
from 4-13
/4-16
downtime 4-13
triple-contingency 4-14
NonStop RDF/MPX
catastrophic failure, recovery
from 4-13/4-16
downtime 4-13
triple-contingency 4-14
NonStop Server for Java 1-31, 10-5
active backup process-pair model 7-22
passive backup process-pair
model 7-22
NonStop server-specific features