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Subject: OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Part 11/11
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Information on Networks and Clusters
the SCS name of the OpenVMS host, see Section 5.7. For
details of SET HOST/DUP, see Section 15.6.3.
_____________________________
15.6.5 Where can I get Fibre Channel Storage (SAN) information?
o
http://www.openvms.compaq.com/openvms/fibre/index.html
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15.6.6 Which files must be shared in an OpenVMS Cluster?
The following files are expected to be common across
all nodes in a cluster environment, and though SYSUAF
is very often common, it can also be carefully
coordinated-with matching UIC values and matching
binary identifier values across all copies. (The
most common use of multiple SYSUAF files is to allow
different quotas on different nodes. In any event, the
binary UIC values and the binary identifier values must
be coordinated across all SYSUAF files, and must match
the RIGHTSLIST file.) In addition to the list of files
(and directories, in some cases) shown in Table 15-1,
please review the VMScluster documentation, and the
System Management documentation.
________________________________________________________________
Table 15-1 Cluster Common Shared Files
_______________________________________________________
Filename___________________Default_Specification_______
SYSUAF SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
SYSUAFALT SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
SYSALF SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
RIGHTSLIST SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
NETPROXY SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
NET$PROXY SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
NETOBJECT SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
NETNODE_REMOTE SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
QMAN$MASTER SYS$SYSTEM:; this is a set
of related files
15-24
Information on Networks and Clusters
________________________________________________________________
Table 15-1 (Cont.) Cluster Common Shared Files
_______________________________________________________
Filename___________________Default_Specification_______
LMF$LICENSE SYS$SYSTEM:.LDB
VMSMAIL_PROFILE SYS$SYSTEM:.DATA
VMS$OBJECTS SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
VMS$AUDIT_SERVER SYS$MANAGER:.DAT
VMS$PASSWORD_HISTORY SYS$SYSTEM:.DATA
NETNODE_UPDATE SYS$MANAGER:.COM
VMS$PASSWORD_POLICY SYS$LIBRARY:.EXE
LAN$NODE_DATABASE SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT
VMS$CLASS_SCHEDULE SYS$SYSTEM:.DATA
SYS$REGISTRY SYS$SYSTEM:; this is a set
____________________________________of_related_files____________
In addition to the documentation, also see the current
version of the file SYS$STARTUP:SYLOGICALS.TEMPLATE.
Specifically, please see the most recent version of
this file available, starting on or after OpenVMS V7.2.
A failure to have common or (in the case of multiple
SYSUAF files) synchronized files can cause problems
with batch operations, with the SUBMIT/USER command,
with the general operations with the cluster alias, and
with various SYSMAN and related operations. Object
protections and defaults will not necessarily be
consistent, as well. This can also lead to system
security problems, including unintended access denials
and unintended object accesses, should the files and
particularly should the binary identifier values become
skewed.
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15.6.7 How can I split up an OpenVMS Cluster?
Review the VMScluster documentation, and the System
Management documentation. The following are the key
points, but are likely not the only things you will
need to change.
15-25
Information on Networks and Clusters
OpenVMS Cluster support is directly integrated into the
operating system, and there is no way to remove it. You
can, however, remote site-specific tailoring that was
added for a particular cluster configuration.
First: Create restorable image BACKUPs of each of the
current system disks. If something gets messed up, you
want a way to recover, right?
Create standalone BACKUP kits for the OpenVMS VAX
systems, and create or acquire bootable BACKUP kits
for the OpenVMS Alpha systems.
Use CLUSTER_CONFIG or CLUSTER_CONFIG_LAN to remove the
various system roots and to shut off boot services and
VMScluster settings.
Create as many architecture-specific copies of the
system disks as required. Realize that the new systems
will all likely be booting through root SYS0-if you
have any system-specific files in any other roots, save
them.
Relocate the copies of the VMScluster common files onto
each of the new system disks.
Reset the console parameters and boot flags on each
system for use on a standalone node.
Reset the VAXCLUSTER and NISCS_LOAD_PEA0 parameters to
0 in SYSGEN and in MODPARAMS.DAT.
Clobber the VMScluster group ID and password using
SYSMAN.
Reboot the systems seperately, and run AUTOGEN on each.
Shut off MOP services via NCP or LANCP on the boot
server nodes.
Permanent seperation also requires the duplication of
shared files. For a list of the files commonly shared,
please see Section 15.6.6.
Also see the topics on "cluster divorce" in the Ask The
Wizard area.
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http://www.hp.com/go/openvms/wizard/
15-26
Information on Networks and Clusters
For additional information on the OpenVMS Ask The
Wizard (ATW) area and for a pointer to the available
ATW Wizard.zip archive, please see Section 3.8.
Information on changing node names is included in
Section 5.7.
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15.6.8 Details on Volume Shadowing?
This section contains information on host-based volume
shadowing; on the disk mirroring capabilities available
within OpenVMS.
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15.6.8.1 Does volume shadowing require a non-zero allocation
classes?
Yes, use of host-based Volume Shadowing requires
that the disk(s) involved be configured in a non-zero
allocation class.
Edit SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT to include a declaration
of an non-zero allocation class, such as setting the
host allocation class to the value 7:
ALLOCLASS = 7
Then AUTOGEN the system, and reboot.
You should now be able to form the shadow set via a
command such as the following:
$ MOUNT dsa1007: /SHADOW=($7$dkb300:,$7$dkb500:) volumelabel
When operating in an OpenVMS Cluster, this sequence
will typically change the disk names from the SCSNODE
prefix (scsnode$dkann) to the allocation-class prefix
($7$dkannn). This may provide you with the opportunity
to move to a device-independent scheme using logical
name constructs such as the DISK$volumelabel logical
names in your startup and application environments; an
opportunity to weed out physical device references.
Allocation class one is used by Fibre Channel devices;
it can be best to use another non-zero allocation class
even if Fibre Channel is not currently configured and
not currently planned.
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Index
1858 AMD,2-14
17-Nov-1858,4-1 AMD64,2-13, 2-14
2000 Terminology,2-4
__Year,5-40___________________ ANSI C,10-18
A AP,10-7
______________________________ Apache,13-9
Access Control List Entry, APB.EXE,14-10
5-13 Archie,13-8
ACCVIO,5-40 Archival Media
ACE,5-13 DVDarchive/restore,9-10
ACPI,14-25 Archive.Org,14-50
Acrobat,13-7 ARCH_DEFS.REQ,10-14
ACS,5-63 Argent Software,2-10
ACTS,4-9 Argument Pointer,10-7
Adobe ARRE,14-54, 14-55, 14-57
Acrobat,13-7 ARWE,14-54, 14-55, 14-57
PDF,13-7 ASAP
Advanced Server,5-4 See DSPP
AEST,13-19, 13-25 AskQ,1-2
Agnew, Jim,14-41 Ask The Wizard,3-11, 5-29,
Allocation Class 5-30, 5-31, 5-39, 8-8, 9-3,
Fibre Channel,15-27 10-2, 10-4, 10-8, 10-9,
Non-Zero,15-27 10-16, 10-21, 10-25, 15-1,
Volume Shadowing,15-27 15-2, 15-3, 15-27
ALLOCLASS system parameter, See ITRC
15-27 ASMP,14-15
Alpha,2-14 Asymmetric Multiprocessing
Terminology,2-4
AlphaPC 164LX,14-28 See ASMP
AlphaPC 164SX,14-28 ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32,
AlphaServer ES47 14-53, 14-54, 14-55, 14-57,
Time,4-27 14-64, 14-66
AlphaServer ES80 ATAPI,14-64, 14-66
Time,4-27 Athlon,2-14
AlphaServer GS1280 ATW,3-11, 5-29, 5-30, 5-31,
Time,4-27 5-39, 8-8, 9-3, 10-2, 10-4,
AlphaStation XP1000,14-49 10-8, 10-9, 10-16, 10-21,
AMASK,14-37, 14-38 10-25, 15-1, 15-2, 15-3,
Ambassador,1-12 15-27
See ITRC
Index-1
Index
AUTOGEN,5-14 BNU Bookreader,3-1
Automatic foreign command,8-3 Bookreader
Automatic Foreign Command,8-4 BNU,3-1
AVI,7-3 MGBOOK,3-1
______________________________ Boot Alias,14-9, 14-22
B Boot Aliases,14-22
______________________________ Bootblock,14-20
Backdoor,5-10 Bootstrap
Backdrop,11-8 Alpha,14-10
Backdrops,11-8 I64,14-9
BACKUP,5-20, 9-17 VAX,14-12
BACKUP/IGNORE=INTERLOCK,5-58 BOOT_OPTIONS.COM,14-22
Bad Block Handling,9-3 Browser,13-4
BADLIB,13-23 Byers, Robert Alan,13-8
BADTYPSTR,13-23 Byte lane,14-38
bash,13-17 bzip2,13-26
Batch,13-22 ______________________________
BB_WATCH,4-5 C
BC16E,14-58, 14-62 ______________________________
BCC08,14-60 C,10-18, 10-25
BCKTRNSFAIL,15-5 Compaq C Compiler,10-18,
Berryman, Mark,1-6, 13-3 10-25
Bi-Endian,10-17 DEC C Compiler,10-18, 10-25
Big-Endian,10-17 Device Drivers,10-22
BIND,15-6 HP C Compiler,10-18, 10-25
bison,13-17 VAX C Compiler,10-18
Blackbox,14-58 C2,5-54
Bliss CA,5-3, 14-21
Architecture Flags,10-14 Caesar
BLISS32E,10-14 Julius,4-2
BLISS32I,10-14 CalTech,13-8
BLISS32V,10-14 Campus Software License Grant
BLISS64E,10-14 See CSLG
BLISS64I,10-14 Carrier Sense Multiple Access,
Compiler,10-14 with Collision Detect,
Rebuilding System Libraries, 14-64
10-14 Castle Wolfenstein,13-16
Block CD
Disk,2-25 embossed media,9-13
BMC,14-33 Recording,9-9, 14-57
BN24H,14-60 CD-Audio,7-1
BN24J,14-60 CD Player,7-1
BNC,14-47
Index-2
Index
CD-R,9-9, 13-9, 14-56, 14-57 Console Backdoor,5-10
CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11 CONSOLE environment variable,
CDRECORD,9-8, 9-9, 14-57, 14-15
14-65 Contrl,13-12
CDRECORD-ProDVD,9-9 Conversational bootstrap,5-7,
CDRTOOLS,9-8, 9-9, 14-65 14-9, 14-10, 14-15
CD-RW,9-9, 13-9, 14-57 COPY,10-9
CDWRITE,9-9 CPAN,13-25
CGI,13-21 CRAM,14-39
CHARON-VAX,3-10, 13-27 CRC32,10-31
CHECKSUM,5-45 $creprc,10-9
CHECKSUM/ALGORITHM=MD5,5-45 CSA
Clam,5-4 See DSPP
cli$get_value,10-4 CSLG,2-11
Clock CSMA/CD,14-64
TODR,4-5, 4-7 CSWB,13-4
TOY,4-5, 4-7 See SWB
Clockmeister, Ulysses T. Cyclic Redundency Check,10-31
See Time ______________________________
CLUEXIT,15-18 D
Cluster ______________________________
Disk,2-25 4D20,14-49
Cluster Load Balancing,15-14 3D30,14-49
Cluster Terminology,15-13 Dachtera, David J.,13-8
CMA$RTL.EXE,10-25 Data Remanence,5-61
CMS,13-22 Datatrieve,3-4
00CMS,13-22 DATMISCH,10-17
01CMS,13-22 Daylight Saving Time,4-16,
Columbia University,13-3 4-24, 4-30, 10-22
COM1,14-5, 14-16 US Changes 1-Mar-2007,4-22
COM2,14-5, 14-16 DAYLIGHT_SAVINGS.COM,4-16,
COMMON,10-6 4-18
Compaq,5-40 DB9,14-58, 14-59, 14-60,
Compaq Secure Web Browser 14-62
See SWB DCE DTS,4-10, 4-17, 4-18
Composer DCL,3-3, 3-7
Mozilla,13-19 Automatic foreign command,
Computer Associates,5-3, 8-3
14-21 Foreign command,8-3
Connection Manager,15-19 Lexical functions,8-3
console,14-6, 14-15 PIPE,8-9
Console,14-5 Symbols,8-1
VAXstation 3100,9-4
Index-3
Index
DCL$PATH,8-4 DELETE
DCPS,12-3 Undelete,9-1
DCX,13-27 Descriptor,10-10
DDB,10-9 Deutsch,1-4
DEASSIGN,8-3 Developer Programs
Deathrow Cluster,2-17 See DSPP
Debugger Device Driver,10-9
Signalling SS$_DEBUG,10-16 Device Drivers
DEC-423,14-57 C,10-22
DECalert,15-11 Floating Point,10-22
DECC$CRTL.EXE,10-25 DEVICE_NAMING system parameter
DECconnect,14-57 ,15-21
DECdns,15-6 DFU,5-66, 9-1, 9-4, 13-13
DECdocument,vi DIAGBOOT.EXE,14-13
DECDTLOGO,11-9 DIAGNOSE,5-40
DECdtss,4-9 Dictionary attack
DECevent,5-40 Password,5-53
DECmigrate,13-19, 13-25, DIGITAL Network Products Group
13-27 ,14-45
DECnet,14-64, 15-6 Digital Synergy,13-9
Asynchronous,14-63 Digital Versatile Disk,9-11
DECNET_REGISTER,15-5 Discounts
MOP,15-6
DECprint,12-3 See DSPP
DECsound,7-3 Disk
DEC Test Manager,13-23 Block,2-25
DECthreads,10-25 Cluster,2-25
DECUS,1-11 Data Remanence,5-61
See User Group Erasure,5-61
Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 Sector,2-25
DECUServe,1-4 Security,5-61
DECUS Software Library,13-3 Disk Mirroring,9-2
DECW$CDPLAYER,7-1 See Volume Shadowing
DECW$CDPLAYER.C,14-66 Disks
DECW$EXAMPLES:DECW$CDPLAYER.C ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32,
,14-66 14-53, 14-54, 14-55,
DECW$KEYMAP Logical Name, 14-57
11-10 Bad Block Handling,9-3
DECwindows Transport,11-17 CD-R,14-56
DECwindows V1.2-6,11-17 CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11
DECwindows V1.3,11-17 CD-Recordable,9-9
DEFINE,8-3 DVD+R/RW,9-7, 9-11
dvd200i,14-57
DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11
DVD-Recordable,9-9
Index-4
Index
Disks (cont'd) DST,4-16, 4-18, 4-24, 4-30,
FAT Format,7-2 10-22
Floppy,7-2 US Changes 1-Mar-2007,4-22
IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32, DTM,13-22, 13-23
14-53, 14-54, 14-55, 00DTM,13-23
14-57 01DTM,13-23
Jumpers,14-49 DTSS,4-9, 4-10, 4-18
MSCP,9-3 DTSS$CLERK,4-25
PC Format,7-2 Too Few Servers Detected,
PlexWriter,14-57, 14-65 4-26
SCSI,9-3, 9-14, 14-2, DTSS$CLERK,4-25
14-28, 14-32, 14-34, DTSS$INSTALL_TIMEZONE_RULE.COM
14-42, 14-49, 14-53, ,4-24
14-54, 14-55, 14-56, DTSS$NTP_PROVIDER.C,4-10
14-57 DTSS$SET_TIMEZONE.EXE,4-17
SCSI-2,9-6 DTSS$UTC_STARTUP.COM,4-24
Volume Set,9-7 Dump
Zip,14-56, 14-57 Process,10-27
Disk Shadowing,9-2 DVD,14-57
Distributed Lock Manager, Recording,9-9
15-19 DVD+R,9-9, 9-11, 13-9
Distribution Kits,2-8 DVD+R/RW,9-7
DJE Systems,13-8 DVD+RW,9-9, 13-9, 14-65
DKDRIVER,14-65, 14-66 dvd200i,14-57
DLM,15-19 DVDarchive/restore,9-10
DLT VS80,14-56 DVD-R,9-9, 13-9
DNDRIVER,14-66 DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11
DNPG,14-45 DVD-RAM,14-65
DNS,15-6 DVDRTOOLS,9-8, 9-9, 14-65
DOCUMENT,10-16 DVD-RW,9-9, 13-9
DVDwrite,9-8, 9-9, 9-10,
See DECdocument 14-65
DoD,5-61 Dvorak,11-10
DOD_ERAPAT,5-62 Dynamic System Recognition,
Download Kits,2-8 14-25
DQDRIVER,7-1, 9-5, 14-32, ______________________________
14-57, 14-64, 14-66 E
Driver ______________________________
Device,10-9 EB,2-25
DRVERR,14-54, 14-57 EBCDIC,7-3
DSPP,2-11, 2-16, 2-21, 14-34 e-Business Infrastructure
DSR,14-25 Package,2-8
DSSI,5-62 ECO
kits,5-32
Index-5
Index
Editor,13-17 ETAPE,7-3
Editors,3-3 Ethernet,14-64
Edit Version,10-26 Event Flags,11-12
EFI,5-8, 14-9, 14-20, 14-22, EWS,11-3
14-23, 14-33 Exabyte,2-25
EFI Boot Alias,14-9, 14-22 Examples,10-3
EIA-232,14-59 EXE$GL_TICKLENGTH,4-14
ELSA GLoria Synergy,5-29 EXE$GL_TIMEADJUST,4-14
ELV,5-40 EXE$GL_TODR,4-4
elvis,13-17 EXE$GQ_SAVED_HWCLOCK,4-6
EM64T,2-13, 2-14 EXE$GQ_SYSTIME,4-3, 4-6
Terminology,2-4 EXE$GQ_TDF,4-17
emacs,3-3, 13-17 EXE$GQ_TODCBASE,4-3
embossed media,9-13 EXE$SETTIME,4-4
Encompass Executable Image,10-8
See User Group Executive mode code,10-28
Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 EXPECTED_VOTES system
Encompasserve,1-4, 2-16 parameter,15-17
Encompass Software Library, Explicitly Parallel
13-3 Instruction Computing
Endian-ness,10-17 See EPIC
Energy Policy Act of 2005, Extensible Firmware Interface
4-22 See EFI
Engineering Software,7-2 ______________________________
Ensoniq,7-3 F
Enterex ______________________________
Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 f$getenv,14-8
Enterprise Operating f$parse,8-2
Environment f$trnlnm,8-3
See EOE f$unique,5-66
EOE,2-6 Facility Prefix,10-2
EPIC,14-33 FAQ Sections (Old)
$erapat,5-62 DCL$PATH Logical Name,8-4
Erasure,5-61 DCL1,8-3
Ergonomic Solutions,15-11 DCL10,8-10
Error analysis,5-40 DCL11,8-10
Error Log Viewer DCL12,8-11
See ELV DCL3,8-5
ES47 DCL4,8-5
Time,4-27 DCL5,8-6
ES80 DCL6,8-7
Time,4-27 DCL7,8-7
DCL8,8-8
DCL9,8-9
Index-6
Index
FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd)
DECw$IGNORE_WORKSTATION Mgmt10,15-16
Logical Name,11-5 Mgmt11,5-14
DECw1,11-1 Mgmt12,5-60
DECw10,11-7 Mgmt13,15-21
DECw11,11-12 Mgmt14,15-9
DECw12,11-13 Mgmt15,5-15
DECw13,11-13 Mgmt16,5-16
DECw14,11-14 Mgmt17,5-24
DECw15,11-16 Mgmt18,5-26
DECw16,11-17 Mgmt19,5-26
DECw17,11-17 Mgmt2,5-2
DECw2,11-3 Mgmt20,5-59
DECw3,11-3 Mgmt21,5-27
DECw4,11-4 Mgmt23,5-28
DECw5,11-10 Mgmt24,5-29
DECw6,11-4 Mgmt25,5-31
DECw9,11-6 Mgmt26,15-23
DECwindows,11-1 Mgmt27,5-32
Doc1,3-1 Mgmt28,15-3
Doc10,3-5 Mgmt3,5-4
Doc11,3-6 Mgmt30,5-33
Doc13,3-10 Mgmt31,5-34
Doc14,3-11 Mgmt32,5-37
Doc2,3-2 Mgmt33,5-37
Doc4,3-5 Mgmt34,5-39
Doc5,3-5 Mgmt35,5-54
File1,9-1 Mgmt36,15-4
File2,9-1 Mgmt37,5-40
File3,9-2 Mgmt38,5-40
File4,9-3 Mgmt39,5-41
File5,9-4 Mgmt4,5-6
File6,9-7 Mgmt40,5-41
File7,9-7, 9-11 Mgmt41,5-42
File8,9-14 Mgmt42,15-20
File9,9-15 Mgmt43,5-44
Intro1,1-2 Mgmt44,15-24
Intro2,1-4 Mgmt45,15-25
Intro3,1-5 Mgmt46,5-45
Intro4,1-5 Mgmt47,15-13, 15-14, 15-15
Intro5,1-7 Mgmt48,5-46
Intro6,1-10 Mgmt49,5-46
Intro7,1-5 Mgmt5,5-7, 5-11
Intro8,1-11 Mgmt50,5-46
Mgmt1,5-1 Mgmt51,5-47
Index-7
Index
FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd)
Mgmt52,5-48 Prog7,10-5
Mgmt53,5-49 Prog8,10-6
Mgmt54,15-27 Prog9,10-7
Mgmt56,5-49 Soft1,13-1
Mgmt57,5-50 Soft10,8-9
Mgmt58,15-6 Soft12,13-23
Mgmt59,5-50 Soft13,13-25
Mgmt6,15-2 Soft14,13-26
Mgmt60,5-52 Soft2,13-15
Mgmt61,15-19 Soft3,13-19
Mgmt62,5-52 Soft4,13-20
Mgmt63,5-63 Soft5,10-18
Mgmt64,5-57 Soft6,13-21
Mgmt9,5-12 Soft7,13-22
Misc12,12-3 Soft8,13-22
Misc13,12-3 Time1,4-1
Misc15,15-11 Time10,4-25, 4-27
Misc17,15-9 Time11,4-2
Misc19,15-12 Time12,4-29
Misc2,12-1 Time13,4-20
Misc20,12-4 Time2,4-7
Misc4,14-60 Time3,4-12
Misc6,15-5 Time4,4-16
Misc7,15-6 Time5,4-23
Misc9,15-4 Time6,4-9
Prog1,10-2 Time7,4-14
Prog10,10-7 Time8,4-13
Prog11,10-8 Time9,4-7
Prog12,10-9 Util1,7-1
Prog13,10-10 Util2,7-2
Prog14,2-23 Util3,7-3
Prog15,2-24 Util5,7-3
Prog16,10-12 Util6,7-4
Prog17,10-13 VAX8,4-3
Prog18,10-14 VMS1,2-1
Prog19,10-15 VMS10,2-12
Prog2,10-4 VMS11,2-12
Prog20,10-16 VMS12,2-16
Prog21,10-16 VMS13,2-17
Prog22,10-17 VMS14,2-19
Prog23,10-17 VMS15,2-19
Prog3,10-5 VMS16,2-20
Prog4,10-5 VMS17,2-21
Prog5,10-5 VMS2,2-3
Index-8
Index
FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) ______________________________
VMS3,2-4 G
VMS4,2-4 ______________________________
VMS5,2-5 gawk,13-16
VMS7,2-5 GB,2-25
VMS8,2-8 gcc,13-18
VMS9,2-9, 2-12 gcc emulation,13-17
Farmer, Ken,1-4 $getdvi,10-2
FAT Disks,7-2 $getjpi,10-2
FFT,13-12 $getqui,5-54
fgrep,13-16 $getsyi,10-2, 14-2
$filescan,9-4 Gigabyte,2-25
FILE tool,13-14 GKDRIVER,14-66
File Versions,5-65 GKTEST.C,14-66
Firmware,14-23 Global Maintech,14-21
FISH,13-4 gmake,13-13
Flat-panel display,14-49 GMT,4-29
flex,13-17 GNM,10-16
Flight simulator,13-16 GNU,13-17, 13-18
Floating point,10-28 GnuPG,13-5
Floating Point,10-6 GNU Privacy Guard,13-5
Device Drivers,10-22 GNV,13-17, 13-18
Floppy,7-2 Google,1-5
FLORIAN,9-1 gopher,13-16
$flush,9-2 GPG,13-5
FOE,2-6 Grace,13-9
Fonts,11-18 GrayMatter Software,2-10
Foreign command,8-3 grep,13-16, 13-17
Foreign Command,8-4 GS1280
Fortran,10-7 Time,4-27
Foundation Operating GTK,13-12
Environment GUID,14-22
gzip,13-26
See FOE ______________________________
Freeware,9-4, 10-4, 10-16 H
SETCLOCK,4-14 ______________________________
FSF,13-18 H8571-A,14-62
ftso,13-27 H8571-B,14-60, 14-62
ftsv,13-27 H8571-C,14-60, 14-62
H8571-D,14-60, 14-62
H8571-E,14-62
H8571-J,14-62
H8572-0,14-62
Index-9
Index
H8575-A,14-62 IA-64 Architecture,2-14,
H8575-B,14-62 14-25, 14-33
H8575-D,14-62 IARGCOUNT,10-7
H8575-E,14-62 iasi64,10-28
H8577-AA,14-62 IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32,
half-flash,14-19 14-53, 14-54, 14-55, 14-57,
Hard Partitions,14-8 14-64
Hardware Identifier,5-2
Serial Number,10-7 Subsystem,10-8
Harmless signature,14-20 Image
$hash_password,5-54 Executable,10-8
HBMM,5-63 Loadable,10-9
HBVS,15-19 Protected,10-8
Helliesen, Gunnar,14-41 Shareable,10-8
Hemker, Mark,13-10 System,10-8
Heroix,14-21 UWSS,10-8
Heuser-Hofmann, Eberhard, IMAGELIB.OLB,10-17, 10-29
Dr.,9-10 ImageMagick,13-6
Hobbyist,2-10 IMAGENAME.DMP,10-27
Hour IMPLVER,14-38
Off By One,4-24, 4-30, InfoServer,9-10
10-22 Scribe,9-10
HP OpenVMS for Integrity INFO-VAX,1-5, 1-9
Servers Info-Zip,3-10, 13-26
See OpenVMS I64 INITIALIZE,5-40
HP Renew,14-34 INITIALIZE/ERASE,5-62
HP-UX,10-17 Install,5-24
HSG80,5-63 INSTALL,10-8, 10-9
ht://Dig,13-13 INSTALL utility,5-1
html,13-16 Instruction sets,10-28
HTML,10-16 Integrity,2-13, 2-15, 14-33,
httpd,13-16 14-34
HTTP_SERVER,13-3 Terminology,2-4
______________________________ Integrity rx2600,14-62
I Intel,2-14, 2-15
______________________________ Interex
I64,2-14, 14-25, 14-33 See User Group
Terminology,2-4, 14-33 Interrrupt Priority Level %x0C
IA-32,2-13, 2-14 Handler
Terminology,2-4 See IPC,15-18
IA-64 Inv Cmd,5-8
Terminology,2-4 INVRECTYP,5-20
Index-10
Index
IO$_DIAGNOSE,7-1, 14-66 Kednos,2-11, 13-19
IOC$READ_IO,14-39 Kerberos,5-54, 11-18
IOC$WRITE_IO,14-39 Kermit,13-3
Iomega,14-56, 14-57 Kernel mode code,10-28
IPB.EXE,14-9 Keyboard
IPC,15-18 Dvorak,11-10
IRC Client Key Mapping,11-10
Mozilla,13-19 ki,14-21
IRIG,4-9 Kilobit,2-26
ISO-9660,9-10, 14-23 Kilobyte,2-25, 2-26
ISVN KI Products,14-21
See DSPP Kits,2-8
Itanium,2-14, 2-15, 14-25, KVM switch,14-46, 14-47
14-33 ______________________________
Terminology,2-4 L
Itanium Processor Family ______________________________
LAN$NODE_DATABASE,15-25
See Itanium LANCP,14-52, 14-53
ITRC,1-1, 3-12, 5-31 LAVC$START_BUS,15-15
FTP ECO site,1-1, 5-31 LAVC$STOP_BUS,15-15
Support Forums,5-31 LBX,11-18
______________________________ LCD,14-49
J LCD flat-panel display,14-47
______________________________ Levitte,13-8
J2EE,13-20 Lexical functions,8-3
Jameco,14-62 LHR,5-24, 10-26
Java,13-20 lib$crc,10-31
JBC$COMMAND,5-32 lib$crc_table,10-31
JCL,7-3 lib$find_image_symbol,10-8
JDK,2-8, 13-20 lib$free_ef,11-12
JetDirect,15-2 lib$get_ef,11-12
Jones, David,13-3 lib$get_foreign,10-4
Jouk,13-3 lib$get_symbol.,8-3
Julian Day,4-1 lib$set_logical,10-5
Jumpers,14-49 lib$set_symbol,8-3
______________________________ lib$sfree1_dd,10-10
K lib$sget1_dd,10-10
______________________________ LIB$SIGNAL,10-16
KA630,14-6 lib$spawn,10-9
KA650,14-6 lib$table_parse,10-15
KA655,14-6 lib$tparse,10-15
Kb,2-26 lib$trim_filespec,9-4
KB,2-25, 2-26 LIB.L32,10-14
Index-11
Index
LIB.L64,10-14 LK463,14-47, 14-62
LIB.MLB,10-29 LK46W,14-47
LIB.R64,10-14 LK471,14-47
LIB.REQ,10-14 LMF,2-10, 5-12, 10-7, 11-5,
License,5-12, 10-7, 11-5, 12-5
12-5 LMF$DISPLAY_OPCOM_MESSAGE
License Unit Requirements Logical Name,12-5
Table,2-9, 5-51 LMF$LICENSE,15-25
Licensing,10-7 LNM$GROUP,8-2
Licensing Programs LNM$JOB,8-2
Campus Software License LNM$PROCESS,8-2
Grant,2-11 LNM$SYSTEM,8-2
Developers,2-11, 2-21 Loadable Image,10-9
DSPP,2-11, 2-21 LOAD_PWD_POLICY system
Educational,2-11 parameter,5-53
Hobbyist,2-10 LocalFile,15-6
Liebert,13-10 Logical Name
Limited Hardware Release, DCL$PATH,8-4
10-26 DECW$IGNORE_WORKSTATION,
See LHR 11-5
linda,13-10 DECW$KEYMAP,11-10
LINK LISP$DAYLIGHT_SAVING_TIME_P,
/NOSYSLIB,10-29 4-23
/SYSEXE,10-29 LISP$TIME_ZONE,4-23
Linker LMF$DISPLAY_OPCOM_MESSAGE,
COMMON,10-6 12-5
PSECT_ATTR,10-6 MAIL$TIMEZONE,4-23
SYMBOL_VECTOR,10-6 NOTES$TIMEZONE,4-23
SYS$BASE_IMAGE,10-5 SYS$DISK,10-5
SYS.STB,10-5 SYS$LOGIN,8-10
/SYSEXE,10-5 SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE,8-10
LINKER,10-17 SYS$SCRATCH,8-10
Linux shell,3-3, 3-7 SYS$TIMEZONE_DAYLIGHT_SAVING
LISP$DAYLIGHT_SAVING_TIME_P ,4-23
Logical Name,4-23 SYS$TIMEZONE_DIFFERENTIAL,
LISP$TIME_ZONE Logical Name, 4-23
4-23 SYS$TIMEZONE_NAME,4-21,
Little-Endian,10-17 4-23
LJK,2-11 TZ,4-21
LK201,14-46 UCX$NFS_TIME_DIFFERENTIAL,
LK401,14-46 4-23
LK461,14-47 UCX$TDF,4-22
Index-12
Index
Logical Names Megabit,2-26
Compared to DCL Symbols,8-2 Megabyte,2-25
Logical Partitioning,14-8 Megabytes,2-26
LOGINOUT,5-10 Menufinder,13-10
lPars,14-8 MESSAGE Compiler,10-16
lpd,15-1 MGBOOK Bookreader,3-1
lpr,15-1 MGPCX,7-2
LRA0:,12-3 microfortnight,2-26
LTO-1,14-56 MIME,13-9
LURT,2-9, 5-51 Minicopy,5-63
LVD,14-57 Minimerge,5-63
164LX,14-28 Mini-Merge,5-63
Lynx,13-4, 13-5 Minor Version,10-26
______________________________ Mirroring,9-2
M See Volume Shadowing
______________________________ MISC4,14-59, 14-61
MA780,14-15 Mission Critical Operating
MadGoat,5-39, 7-2, 13-2, Environment
13-14 See MCOE
MAIL$TIMEZONE Logical Name, Mlucas,13-12
4-23 MMJ,14-57, 14-58, 14-60
MAIL10,6-3 mmk,13-13
MAIL7,6-1 MMOV,7-3
MAIL9,6-1 Modified Modular Jack,14-57
Mail Count,6-1 See MMJ
Maintenance Version,10-26 MODPARAMS.DAT,15-26, 15-27
Majordomo,13-9 Montagar,13-1
Major Version,10-26 MOP,15-6
make,13-13 Mosaic,13-4
Malmberg's Ftp Service,13-18 Mozilla,6-2, 13-4, 13-20
Management Processor
DECconnect MMJ Adapter, Also see SWB
14-62 Composer,13-19
Mature Product Support,5-22 IRC Client,13-19
MAXBUF Netnews Client,13-19
system parameter,9-14 MP,14-33
MAXPROCESSCNT system parameter DECconnect MMJ Adapter,
,5-10 14-62
Mb,2-26 MPEG,7-3
MB,2-25, 2-26 mpi,13-10
MBM,4-27 MS780,14-15
MCOE,2-6 MSCP,15-14
MD5,5-4, 5-45 MSCP$DISK,15-13
Index-13
Index
MSCP$TAPE,15-13 NIC,15-2
MSCP_LOAD system parameter, NISCS_LOAD_PEA0 system
15-13 parameter,15-26
MTAACP,5-40 NIST,4-9
MTEXCH,7-3 NLSA,1-2
MUA4224,5-33 NOCLI,8-5
Multia,14-26 NODECW,11-14
Multimedia Services,7-3 NODEVICE,11-14
Multinet,15-3 NOLICENSE,5-10
Multiprocessing NONEWMAIL,6-1
See ASMP and SMP NOTES$TIMEZONE Logical Name,
mx,13-16 4-23
mxrn,13-16 NOTSET,4-25
MySQL,13-13 17-Nov-1858,4-1
______________________________ nPars,4-27
N NTP,4-10, 4-31
______________________________ ______________________________
NAM$C_MAXRSS,9-3 O
NAML$C_MAXRSS,9-3 ______________________________
Natural Language Search ODBC,9-15
Assistant,1-2 ODS-2,9-3, 9-10
NCL,15-6 ODS-5,9-3, 9-10
NCSA,13-4 Ohio State University,13-3
NCSC,5-61 OPA0:,5-10, 14-5, 14-6, 14-15
NCSC C2,5-54 OpenECS,2-17
NCSC Class C2,5-10 OpenNTP,4-31
NET$DISABLE_DTSS,4-26 OpenVMS.Org,1-4
NET$PROXY,15-25 OpenVMS Alpha
NET1,15-1 Terminology,2-3
NET2,15-1 OpenVMS Alpha Upgrades,5-16
NetBeans,2-8 OpenVMS AXP
NetBSD,14-36 Terminology,2-3
Netnews Client OpenVMS Galaxy,14-2
Mozilla,13-19 OPENVMS-HOBBYIST,2-10
NETNODE_REMOTE,15-25 OpenVMS I64,2-2, 14-33
NETNODE_UPDATE,15-25 Terminology,2-3, 14-33
NETOBJECT,15-25 OpenVMS I64 Upgrades,5-19
NETPROXY,15-25 OpenVMS Upgrade
Netscape Navigator,6-2, 13-20 See Update, Upgrade and
Networking Dynamics,5-39, Install
13-12, 15-11 OpenVMS VAX
New Mail Count,6-1 Terminology,2-3
Index-14
Index
OpenVMS VAX Upgrades,5-20 PBXGB-CA PowerStorm 4D20,5-31
Opteron,2-14 PBXGD-AE PowerStorm 350,5-30
OSU,13-3 PBXGK-BB PowerStorm 3D10T,
OSU HTTPD Web Server,13-16 5-29
Outbuildings PC7XS-CA,14-47
See Time PCDISK,7-2
Overwrite,5-61 PC Disks,7-2
______________________________ PCF,11-18
P PCSI,5-44, 10-27
______________________________ PCSI Install
Page See Install
Memory,2-24 PCSI Upgrade
Size,2-24 See Upgrade
Pagelet PCX,7-2
defined,2-24 PDF,3-1, 13-7
Pager Plus,15-11 Peek,13-12
Page Size,14-2 Pentium,2-14
PAGE_SIZE,2-24 Perl,2-8, 13-11, 13-23
Paging,15-11 Petabyte,2-25
PAK,2-10, 5-12, 10-7, 11-5, PGP,13-5
12-5 PHYSICALPAGES system parameter
PAKGEN,10-7, 12-5 ,5-14
PALcode,14-4, 14-16 PHYSICAL_MEMORY system
PA-RISC,2-14 parameter,5-14
$parse,9-4 PINE,13-9
Parse Style,9-3 pin-out,14-61
Partitioning Pioneer,14-65
Hard,14-8 PIPE,8-9
Logical,14-8 PL/I,13-19
Soft,14-8 Plextor,14-56, 14-57, 14-65
Virtual,14-8 pm,11-8
Partner Programs PMDF,15-11
See DSPP PMU,4-27
Password POLYCENTER Software Product
Dictionary attack,5-53 Install Utility
Purdy Polynomial,5-53 See PCSI
Patch,7-4 Port,15-13
Patches Postscript,10-16
See ECO kits POV-Ray,13-9
PATHWORKS,5-4 PowerStorm 300,5-30
PB,2-25 PowerStorm 350,5-30
PBXGB-AA PowerStorm 3D30,5-31
Index-15
Index
PowerStorm 3D10T,5-29 QUORUM,15-18
PowerStorm 3D30,5-31, 14-49 Quorum Disk
PowerStorm 4D20,5-31, 14-49 Shadowing,15-19
PPP,15-4 ______________________________
Preatorian Cluster,2-17 R
Pretty Good Privacy,13-5 ______________________________
Printing Radeon 7500,5-31, 14-49
DCPS,12-3 RamPage,15-11
lpr,15-1 RAS,15-4
Parallel Port,12-3 Raxco,2-11, 13-12
telnet,15-1 Refurbished Equipment
Prior Version Support,5-22 See HP Renew
Privileged-mode code,10-28 RIGHTSLIST,15-25
Process Dump,10-27 Rlogin,5-62
Process Software,2-11, 13-2, RMS,9-15, 10-29
15-3, 15-11 RMS Journaling,9-2
Product Authorization Key, RMS Sequential Record Format,
5-12, 10-7, 11-5, 12-5 9-16
Product Registration,10-2 RMS_SEQFILE_WBH system
PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT,5-44 parameter,5-56
ProDVD,9-9 Roadmap,2-14
ProGIS,7-2 robomon,14-21
Programming Examples Rocksoft,5-4
See Examples Royal Greenwich Observatory
Protected Image,10-8 See Time
Protected Subsystems,5-2 RRD42,9-13
PSECT_ATTR,10-6 RS-232,14-59
Purdy Polynomial rx1620,14-34
Password,5-53 rx2600,14-62
PURGE,5-65 RZDISK,14-55
$putmsg,10-5 RZTOOLS,5-62
pvm,13-10 ______________________________
PVS,5-22 S
PWIP,15-5 ______________________________
Python,13-12 S3 Switch,14-6
______________________________ SAIC,1-6, 13-1, 13-3
Q Saiga Systems,5-39
______________________________ Samba,5-4
$qio,10-9, 11-12 SAMBA,13-11
QMAN$JOURNAL,5-32 SAO,4-1
QMAN$MASTER,15-25 SCACP,15-16
QuickSpecs,3-4 Scaliger
Julius Caesar,4-2
Index-16
Index
Scaliger, Joseph,4-2 SET PREFERRED_PATH command,
Scribe 15-16
InfoServer,9-10 SET PROCESS/PARSE_STYLE,9-3
SCS,15-12, 15-13 $SETTIM,4-25
SCSI,9-14, 14-2, 14-28, SET TIME,4-5, 4-7, 4-8, 4-13,
14-32, 14-34, 14-42, 14-49, 4-25, 4-27
14-53, 14-54, 14-55, 14-56, SET TIME/CLUSTER,4-13
14-57, 14-65, 14-66 SETTIME system parameter,4-4,
SCSI-2,9-6 4-5, 4-28
SCSI_INFO,14-54 $set_system_event,4-13
SCSNODE system parameter, SFX,13-26
5-12, 5-14, 15-27 Shadowing,9-2
SCSSYSTEMID system parameter, Quorum Disk,15-19
5-14 Shareable image,5-1
SDL,10-16 Shareable Image,10-8
SDML,10-16 shell,3-3, 3-7
See DECdocument,vi SHOW MEMORY/CACHE command,
Search Engine,13-13 9-15
Sector Signature,14-22
Disk,2-25 SIMH,13-27
Secure Shell,13-4 SMB,13-11
Secure Web Browser smg$create_menu,10-4
See SWB SMG$GET_TERM_DATA,12-1
Security,5-10, 5-61 Smithsonian Astrophysical
Dictionary attack,5-53 Observatory,4-1
NCSC C2,5-54 SMP,14-15
Password,5-53 SMTP,13-16
Security MUP,5-3 $sndjbc,10-9
Self-extracting zip,13-26 SNTP,4-31
Sequential Record Format,9-16 SOAP,2-8, 13-9
Serial Number,10-7 SOC,3-4
SETBOOT,9-14, 14-20, 14-22 Soft Partitions,14-8
SET BOOTBLOCK,9-14, 14-20, Software Resources Interna-
14-22 tional,2-11, 3-10, 13-27
SETCLOCK,4-14 Sophos,5-4
SET DEVICE/RESET=ERROR_COUNT, SPIA,10-27
5-34 SPIU
SET FILE/CACHING_ See PCSI
ATTRIBUTES=NO_CACHING, Spy,13-12
9-8 Spyglass,13-4
SET PREFERRED_PATH,15-15 SQP,2-8
SRI
Index-17
Index
SRI (cont'd) Storage (cont'd)
Software Resources SCSI-2,9-6
International,2-11, 3-10, Volume Set,9-7
13-27 Stream,9-16
SRI International,1-5 StreamLF,9-16
SRM,4-27, 14-15, 14-16 Subsystem Identifier,10-8
Acronym,14-4 SUNY NCSB,13-18
System Reference Manual, Supervisor,13-12
14-4 Supnik, Bob,13-27
SS$_DEBUG,10-16 Support
SS$_NOCLI,8-5 Prior Version Support,5-22
SSH,13-4 SWB,13-20
FISH,13-4 Swizzling,14-38
SSL,2-8 164SX,14-28
SSLeay,13-4 SYI$_PAGE_SIZE,2-24, 14-2
SSLeay,13-4 SYLOGICALS.COM,4-26, 8-6,
Stark, Tim,13-27 11-5
STARLET.L32,10-14 SYLOGICALS.TEMPLATE,4-26,
STARLET.L64,10-14 5-39, 5-62, 6-1, 8-6, 15-25
STARLET.R64,10-14 Symbols
STARLET.REQ,10-14 Compared to Logical Names,
Storage 8-1
ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32, DCL,8-1
14-53, 14-54, 14-55, Symbol Substitution
14-57 PIPE,8-9
CD-R,14-56 SYMBOL_VECTOR,10-6
CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11 Symmetric Multiprocessing
CD-Recordable,9-9 See SMP
Disk Settings,14-49 synch-on-green,14-47
DVD+R/RW,9-7, 9-11 sys$acm,5-54
DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-11 SYS$BASE_IMAGE,10-5
DVD-Recordable,9-9 SYS$BASE_IMAGE.EXE,4-17
FAT Format,7-2 sys$creprc,10-9
Floppy,7-2 SYS$DIAGNOSTICS.SYS,9-13
Free Space,12-3 SYS$DISK Logical Name,10-5
IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-28, 14-32, SYS$DKDRIVER,14-65, 14-66
14-53, 14-54, 14-55, SYS$DNDRIVER,14-66
14-57 SYS$DQDRIVER,7-1, 9-5, 14-32,
PC Format,7-2 14-57, 14-64, 14-66
Remaining on Tape,12-3 SYS$EFI.SYS,9-13, 14-9
SCSI,9-14, 14-2, 14-28, sys$erapat,5-62
14-32, 14-34, 14-42,
14-49, 14-53, 14-54,
14-55, 14-56, 14-57
Index-18
Index
SYS$EXAMPLES:DAYLIGHT_ SYSALF,15-25
SAVINGS.COM,4-16, 4-18 SYSAP,15-13
SYS$EXAMPLES:GKTEST.C,14-66 SYSBOOT,5-7, 5-11, 15-21
sys$filescan,9-4 SYSGEN,5-11
sys$flush,9-2 SYSLOG,13-10
sys$getdvi,10-2 System Disk
sys$getenv,14-8 VAXstation 3100,9-4
sys$getjpi,10-2 System Image,10-8
sys$getsyi,2-24, 10-2 System parameters
SYS$GKDRIVER,14-66 ALLOCLASS,15-27
SYS$LIB_C.TLB,10-22, 10-29 DEVICE_NAMING,15-21
SYS$LOGIN Logical Name,8-10 EXPECTED_VOTES,15-17
SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE Logical Name LOAD_PWD_POLICY,5-53
,8-10 MAXBUF,9-14
sys$parse,9-4 MAXPROCESSCNT,5-10
SYS$PIPE,8-9 MSCP_LOAD,15-13
SYS$PROCDMP,10-27 NISCS_LOAD_PEA0,15-26
SYS$PROTECTED_PROCDMP,10-27 PHYSICALPAGES,5-14
sys$putmsg,10-5 PHYSICAL_MEMORY,5-14
sys$qio,10-9, 11-12 RMS_SEQFILE_WBH,5-56
SYS$REGISTRY,15-25 SCSNODE,5-12, 5-14, 15-27
SYS$SCRATCH Logical Name,8-10 SCSSYSTEMID,5-14
SYS$SETBOOT.EXE,9-14, 14-20, SETTIME,4-4, 4-5, 4-28
14-22 TIMEPROMPTWAIT,4-4, 4-5
sys$setddir,10-5 TMSCP_LOAD,15-13
SYS$SETTIM,4-25 UAFALTERNATE,5-9
sys$set_system_event,4-19 VAXCLUSTER,15-26
sys$sndjbc,10-9 VOTES,15-17
SYS$STARTUP:DTSS$STARTUP.COM, WINDOW_SYSTEM,5-9, 11-5,
4-25 11-14
SYS$TIMEZONE.DAT,4-17, 4-24 WRITESYSPARAMS,5-9
SYS$TIMEZONE_DAYLIGHT_SAVING Systems and Options Catalog,
Logical Name,4-23 3-4
SYS$TIMEZONE_DIFFERENTIAL System Service,10-8
Logical Name,4-23 SYSUAF,5-53, 15-25
SYS$TIMEZONE_NAME Logical Bypass,5-10
Name,4-21, 4-23 Corrupt,5-10
SYS$TIMEZONE_RULE,4-19 SYSUAFALT,15-25
SYS$TIMEZONE_SRC.DAT,4-24 SYSUAFALT.DAT,5-10
sys$trnlnm,8-3
SYS$WSDRIVER,11-3
SYS.STB,10-5
Index-19
Index
______________________________ Time (cont'd)
T Error modifying time,4-25
______________________________ GMT,4-29
TAP,15-11 Greenwich,4-29
TAPECOPY,7-3 IPL,4-12
Tapes IRIG,4-9
Compaction,12-4 Julian,4-1
Compression,12-4 Julian Calendar,4-2
Conversion,7-3 Julian Date,4-1
EBCDIC,7-3 Julian Day,4-1
Free Space,12-3 NIST,4-9
tar,13-16, 13-17 NOTSET,4-25
Target Systems,15-11 NTP,4-10
TB,2-25 Off By One Hour,4-24, 4-30,
tcgmsg,13-10 10-22
TCL,13-13 Prime Meridian,4-30
TCOPY,7-3 SETCLOCK,4-14
TCPIP$CONFIGURATION.DAT,5-13 SET TIME Command,4-25
TCQ,14-2 TDF,4-17
TDF,4-17 TIMENOTSET,4-25
TECsys,14-21 Time service enabled,4-25
telnet,15-1 Timezone Rules,4-21
Telnet,5-62 TODR,4-5, 4-7
Telocator Alphanumeric TOY,4-5, 4-7
Protocol,15-11 UT0,4-29
Terabyte,2-25 UT1,4-29
Terminal emulator UT2,4-29
VTstar,11-4 UTC,4-17, 4-24, 4-29, 4-30,
Terminal Server Manager,13-12 10-22
Test-Drive,2-16 TIMENOTSET,4-25
Test Manager,13-23 TIMEPROMPTWAUT system
Text,10-16 parameter,4-4, 4-5
Text editor,13-17 Timezones
Text editors,3-3 SYS$TIMEZONE_NAME,4-21
TFT2025,14-49 TZ,4-21
TIE,13-25 zic compiler,4-19, 4-20
Time TMSCP,15-13, 15-14
ACTS,4-9 TMSCP_LOAD system parameter,
AlphaServer ES47,4-27 15-13
AlphaServer ES80,4-27 TODR,4-5, 4-7
AlphaServer GS1280,4-27 Tomcat,2-8
Clock Drift,4-12, 4-14 Too Few Servers Detected,4-26
Dial-up,4-9
DST,4-24, 4-30, 10-22
DTSS,4-10, 4-18
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Touch,13-13 UPS,13-10
Touch Technologies,vi UPShot,13-10
TOY Clock,4-5, 4-7 USB,14-62, 14-66
TPAMAC.REQ,10-15 USB Keydisk,14-10
Trailing Edge,13-27 Used Equipment
Tripp-Lite,13-10 See HP Renew
TrueType,11-19 User Group
TS10,13-27 DECUS,1-11
TSM,13-12 Encompass,1-11
TT2$M_DISCONNECT,5-63 Interex,1-11
TTF,11-19 user-written system services,
TTY_DEFCHAR2,5-63 5-1
TV,13-25 UT0,4-29
TZ Logical Name,4-21 UT1,4-29
______________________________ UT2,4-29
U UTC,4-17, 4-29
______________________________ UTC$CONFIGURE_TDF.COM,4-16
15 U.S.C 260a(a),4-22 UTC$TIMEZONE_SETUP.COM,4-16
U.S. Design,9-11 UTC$TIME_SETUP.COM,4-16,
UAFALTERNATE,5-10 4-17, 4-20, 4-22, 4-23
UAFALTERNATE system parameter uudecode,13-2
,5-9 uuencode,13-2, 13-16
UCB,10-9 UWSS,5-1, 10-8
UCX$CONFIGURATION.DAT,5-13 ______________________________
UCX$NFS_TIME_DIFFERENTIAL V
Logical Name,4-23 ______________________________
UCX$TDF Logical Name,4-22 Vajh�j, Arne,13-2
UDDI,2-8 VAKSAT,7-2
UEFI,14-33 VAX
Ultrium 230,14-56 Terminology,2-4
undelete,9-1 VAX/VMS
Unified EFI Terminology,2-3
See UEFI VAX-11/782,14-15
Unified Extensible Firmware VAXBACK,5-20
Interface VAXcluster Console System,
See UEFI 14-21
Uniform Time Act of 1966,4-22 VAXCLUSTER system parameter,
unixODBC,9-15 15-26
UNIX shell,3-3, 3-7 VAXCRTL.EXE,10-25
unzip,14-23 VAX Emulator,13-27, 14-34
Update,5-23 VAXstation 3100
Upgrade,5-23 Console,9-4
System Disk Capacity,9-4
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VCC_FLAGS,9-15 Vols in Full XFC mode,9-16
VCS,14-21 Volume Set,9-7
Veracity,5-4 Volume Shadowing,15-27
Version Numbering,10-26 Allocation Class,15-27
Edit,10-26 Full Copy,5-64
Maintenance,10-26 Full Merge,5-65
Major,10-26 Minicopy,5-63
Minor,10-26 Minimerge,5-63
Versions,5-65 VOTES system parameter,15-17
Very Long Instruction Word vPars,4-27, 14-2, 14-8
See VLIW VR260,14-46
VEST,13-19, 13-25 VR290,14-46
VFC,9-16 VRC16,14-47
vi,13-17 VRC21,14-47
vile,13-17 VSXXX,14-46
vim,13-17 VTstar terminal emulator,11-4
VIOC,9-15 VXT,11-3
VIOC Compatable Mode,9-15 ______________________________
Virtual Circuit,15-13 W
Virtual Partitioning,14-8 ______________________________
Virtual Terminal,5-62 w32time,4-31
VLIW,14-33 Web Archives,14-50
VMB,14-12 Web Browser
VMove,7-2 See SWB
VMS$AUDIT_SERVER,15-25 CSWB,13-4
VMS$CLASS_SCHEDULE,15-25 Lynx,13-5
VMS$DISK_CL_DRIVER,15-13 Mosaic,13-4
VMS$OBJECTS,15-25 Mozilla,13-4, 13-19
VMS$PASSWORD_HISTORY,15-25 Netscape,13-4
VMS$PASSWORD_POLICY,15-25 Netscape Navigator,13-20
VMS$TAPE_CL_DRIVER,15-13 Web server
VMS$VAXCLUSTER,15-13 Apache,13-9
VMS73_XFC,9-15 OSU,13-9
VMSINSTAL,5-44 Purveyor,13-9
VMSINSTAL Update WASD,13-9
See Update Webserver,13-3
VMSLICENSE,5-12 Web Server,13-16
VMSMAIL_PROFILE,15-25 Western Kentucky University,
vmstar,13-16 13-2
VMS_FLAGS,14-9 WINDOW_SYSTEM
VMS_LOADER.EFI,5-8, 14-9 system parameter,11-5,
_VMS_V6_SOURCE,4-17 11-14
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WINDOW_SYSTEM system parameter XOR,5-45
,5-9 XP1000,14-49
Wiring,14-61 XPDF,3-1, 13-7
WIZARD.ZIP,3-11 xpm,11-8
WKU,13-2 XtAppAddInput,11-12
Wolf3D,13-16 xv,11-8
WRITEBOOT,9-14 X Windows,11-1
WRITEBOOT.EXE,14-20 X Windows Terminal,11-3
Write History Logging,5-63 ______________________________
WRITESYSPARAMS system Y
parameter,5-9 ______________________________
WSDRIVER,11-3 Y2K,5-40
WWW,13-4 yacc,13-16
www.archive.org,14-50 Yamhill,2-14
______________________________ Year 2000,5-40
X ______________________________
______________________________ Z
X11,11-18 ______________________________
X11R5,11-18 ZAP,7-4
X11R6.6,11-18 zic compiler,4-19, 4-20
XDR,10-17 Zimmerman, Phil,13-5
XFC,9-15 zip,9-17, 13-26
XLNperformance,5-39 Zip,14-56, 14-57
XLNsystems,5-39 Also see Info-Zip
XML,2-8, 10-17, 13-11 Self-extracting,13-26
XOFF,14-63 ZMODEM,13-3
XON,14-63
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