Installation guide

Using the RSN Software
6-10 Fault Tolerant System Administration (R1004H) HP-UX version 11.00.03
Cancelling an RSN Request
To cancel a queued RSN request, use the cancel_rsn_req command. You can
cancel a specific job or all pending jobs. Non-super-users can cancel their own jobs;
the super-user can cancel other user’s jobs as well.
The following example cancels a specific job. You can get the job number using
list_rsn_req, as shown in the previous section.
cancel_rsn_req 4614
The following example cancels all pending jobs:
cancel_rsn_req -a
For more information, see the cancel_rsn_req(1M) man page.
Displaying the Current RSN-Port Device Name
Using the rsnport command, you can display the current device name of the
RSN port. The man page is provided with the operating system. Two options of
the command, -i and -r, are used internally by other Stratus commands. The
third option, -d, displays the device name of the port used for the RSN. For
example, if you make card changes and reset /etc/ioconfig, the instance
number of the RSN port will also change. In this case, you need to follow these
steps to reconfigure the RSN port:
1. Using a text editor (such as vi), remove entries for the old device nodes from
the /etc/uucp/Devices file.
2. Using the rm command, remove the old /dev/cuaNp0, /dev/culNp0, and
/dev/ttydNp0 device nodes, where N is the instance number of the RSN port
before any card changes were made.
3. Invoke the command /usr/stratus/rsn/bin/rsnport -i to create new
device nodes and add new entries to the /etc/uucp/Devices file.
4. Update the port_name in the port_info menu by using rsnadmin.
For more information, see the rsnport(1M) man page.