HP-UX System Administrator's Guide: Routine Management Tasks

Full_memory, 72
full_memory, 72
IO_HW, 73
late_cpu, 72
Memory_init, 73
PDH, 72
Platform, 72
SELFTESTS, 72
system self tests
all, 79
bypassing, 70
configuring, 70
configuring from a booted system, 78
configuring from the Boot Console Handler, 75
configuring from the EFI shell, 76
definitions of, 72
FASTBOOT, 75
full_memory, 79
how system panics effect execution, 71
HP recommendations, 75
late_cpu, 79
T
tape
copying software, 188
tar, 124
examples, 142
scheduling (cron example), 144
tcio, 141
TERM, 155
terminal configuration, 158
terminal, resetting, 158
terminals, 156, 161
/usr/share/lib/terminfo/*, 155
creating a terminfo file, 156
non-HP, 155
terminating processes, 158
terminfo
creating a new file, 156
files, 155
tic, 156
timeout
autoboot, 42, 57
troubleshooting
network overload, 197
performance, 194
printer problems, 167
tunable parameters, 199
U
uid
issues in a workgroup, 145
unclean shutdowns, 89
unresponsive terminals, 157
untic, 156
users
accounts on multiple systems, 144
adding to a workgroup, 144
adding to several systems, 146
V
version, operating system, 143
vgcfgbackup, 127
viewing current SpeedyBoot settings, 74
vmstat
memory usage, 196
vmunix, 40, 44
vxdump, 124
VxFS
backing up, 125
recovering, 125
vxrestore, 124
W
wall, 86
who -r
checking run level, 143
workgroup
adding a disk, 96
adding a logical volume, 97
adding users, 144
adding users, example, 146
asynchronous writes, 195
client backup/recovery, 142
configuring, 163
diagramming server’s disks, 151
extending a logical volume, 99
increasing server’s nfsds, 197
local home directory, 148
login issues, 144
moving a directory between systems, 113
moving a system, 150
network overload, 197
performance, guidelines, 192
performance, measuring, 194
remote home directory, 146
uid issues, 144
working
during scheduled downtime, 151
writes
asynchronous, 195
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