| Title: | system management communications forum |
| Moderator: | CHEST::THOMPSON |
| Created: | Fri Mar 21 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jul 08 1993 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 490 |
| Total number of notes: | 2018 |
CLUSTER ALIAS
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Now that U43 and CHEST are clustered and (relatively) stable, there
will shortly be a cluster alias for them - FUTURS. This could be
construed as a comment indicative of paranoia, but is simply the
closest approximation of FUTURE that is not already allocated on
the network.
FUTURS will have a node address of 41.702
DISC DRIVE CHANGES
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The new RA81's on FUTURS mean that directories can be moved onto
volumes classed as 'APPLICATION' , 'USER' , or 'SYSTEM'. So over
the next few weeks files will be moved so that discs 0+1 contain
USER directories, 5 contains APPLICATION directories and 14 contains
SYSTEM directories. Drive 13 will be used for applications when
the application environment supports bound volumes.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 59.1 | I think you have ze knickers crossed! | GROYNE::HAYES | Ian Hayes, DTN 830 ext 4992 | Wed Aug 05 1987 17:13 | 11 |
Jerry,
The application environment already supports bound volumes,
that is how disk$dev005 and disk$dev006 are set up on the current
cluster.
In fact, V1.1 of the Environment specifically removes the need
to have bound volumes purely for space requirements. With V1.1,
an Environment can be placed onto _any_ disk. The logical name
APPLICATION$$P_DISK is no longer necessary.
Ian.
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| 59.2 | almost right | ELBOW::DRAPER | Steve Draper | Wed Aug 05 1987 17:14 | 5 |
re .0
For cluster alias, read LAT service alias. See 57.2 in this conference.
steve
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