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Software Guide
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APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Installation Guide for Compaq UNIX Systems
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Section 1.0 1.1 1.2 2.0 3.0 3.1 3.1.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.4.1 3.4.2 3.4.3 3.4.4 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 7.1 7.2 8.0 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.5.1 10.5.2 10.6
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Introduction ...............................................................................................................1-1 Product Support........................................................................................................1-1 Related Literature .....................................................................................................1-3 Software Components................................................................................................2-1 Hardware Setup.........................................................................................................3-1 Setting Reset/Halt Option .........................................................................................3-1 Reviewing the System Configuration..................................................................3-1 Setting the Network Connection Type.......................................................................3-3 Configuring the Raid Array 200 Controller (RA200SRL) .........................................3-4 Storageworks SWXCR Monitor and Graphical Utility ..............................................3-5 Installing the RAID Array Utilities .....................................................................3-5 Installing the Sample Command Startup Script ...................................................3-6 Accessing the Online Management Utility for Compaq UNIX GUI ....................3-6 Accessing Log Files ...........................................................................................3-6 Software Packaging ...................................................................................................4-1 Installation Overview ................................................................................................5-1 Installation Sequence.................................................................................................6-1 System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure .............................7-1 Determining System Setup .......................................................................................7-1 Firmware Installation Procedure ...............................................................................7-2 Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure ........................................................8-1 APS Updates and Option Package ............................................................................9-1 Compaq Unix Patch Kit............................................................................................9-1 Installing C++ Shared Libraries ................................................................................9-1 Installing DEC Event................................................................................................9-1 Installing Performance Manager ...............................................................................9-3 System Configuration ..............................................................................................10-1 Compaq UNIX Clipboard Checklist........................................................................10-1 Network Configuration Application........................................................................10-3 Network File System (NFS) Configuration Application ........................................10-10 License Manager (UNIX) .....................................................................................10-13 BOOTP Configuration..........................................................................................10-14 Enabling BOOTP and TFTP...........................................................................10-14 Obtaining Ethernet Hardware Addresses (HA) for Network Printers ...............10-15 Printer Configuration Application.........................................................................10-15
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Software Application Installation ...........................................................................11-1 Installing RTAP/PLUS ...........................................................................................11-1 Installing RTAP Licenses .......................................................................................11-1 Installing the APS CPU Inc. Software Package .......................................................11-2 Install CPU SCL(R) Version 5.1.............................................................................11-2 Install CPU TCL/TK Version 8.3.3.........................................................................11-3 Installing Plotserver Version...................................................................................11-3 Installing SCL PI Extension Version.......................................................................11-3 Installing RTAP2PI Version 3.0 .............................................................................11-4 Installing SclrTools Version 2.0.............................................................................11-4 Installing Direktor 8.0 and PI 3.2 Binaries ..............................................................11-4 APS Software Installation.......................................................................................11-4 Extracting the Software onto the System...........................................................11-5 Update the /usr/moore Directory Link ..............................................................11-5 Set Up APS Support Software ..........................................................................11-5 Set Up APS Software .......................................................................................11-6 Mirroring ..............................................................................................11-16 PI API...................................................................................................11-16 Direktor ................................................................................................11-16 Modem Setup........................................................................................11-16 Kernel Parameters.................................................................................11-16 User Accounts ......................................................................................11-17 Max Users ............................................................................................11-17 Banner Actions .....................................................................................11-17 Process Graphics Window Manager (pgwm) .........................................11-17 Direktor Security ..................................................................................11-17 Permissions...........................................................................................11-17 PI..........................................................................................................11-18 Installing PI..............................................................................................................12-1 PI Software Revisions in APS 2.63 .........................................................................12-1 INSTALL/UPGRADE PI Server Software..............................................................12-1 Start Up the PI Server.......................................................................................12-2 Files that need to be Checked..................................................................................12-2
List of Tables
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Table 11 TIC Contact Information .....................................................................................................1-2 Table 21 Major Software Components ...............................................................................................2-1 Table 31 Show Device List for an Alpha Server 4000 ........................................................................3-3 Table 32 Network Connection Modes ................................................................................................3-3 Table 41 Software Distribution Packages for Compaq UNIX V5.1 Platforms .....................................4-1
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Table 71 Show Device List for an Alpha Station 200 .........................................................................7-1 Table 101 PrinterConfiguration Remote Printer Settings..............................................................10-17 Table 111 APS CPU Inc. Software Package .....................................................................................11-2
List of Illustrations
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Figure 81 Configure Partitions ...........................................................................................................8-2 Figure 91 List of Associated Products .................................................................................................9-2 Figure 92 DECevent Install Display ...................................................................................................9-2 Figure 93 Install Options Display........................................................................................................9-3 Figure 94 Product List Display...........................................................................................................9-4 Figure 101 Desktop Environment, SysMan Applications Icon ..........................................................10-1 Figure 102 Check Configuration Icon ..............................................................................................10-1 Figure 103 Select Network Icon .......................................................................................................10-2 Figure 104 Network Setup Wizard ...................................................................................................10-3 Figure 105 Set Up Network Interface Card(s)...................................................................................10-4 Figure 106 Net Config: Configuring Ethernet Interface ....................................................................10-5 Figure 107 Net Config: Static Routes ...............................................................................................10-6 Figure 108 Net Config: Routing Services .........................................................................................10-7 Figure 109 Net Config: Host File .....................................................................................................10-8 Figure 1010 Net Config: Host Equivalency File ...............................................................................10-9 Figure 1011 Net Config: Wizard Summary ....................................................................................10-10 Figure 1012 Net Config: Restart Screen .........................................................................................10-10 Figure 1013 NFS Icon....................................................................................................................10-11 Figure 1014 NFS Configuration Display ........................................................................................10-11 Figure 1015 NFS Config: Server Setup Dialog Box........................................................................10-12
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Figure 1016 NFS Config: Client Setup Dialog Box ........................................................................10-13 Figure 1017 Printer Configuration Dialog Box ...............................................................................10-16 Figure 1018 Printer Config: Remote Printer Settings ......................................................................10-16
Significant Changes for Revision 3

1.0 2.0 10.0 Introductioncompany divisional names changed to reflect current organization. Product SupportAdded new TIC email address. System ConfigurationUpdated.
Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc., assumes no liability for errors or omissions in this document or for the application and use of information included in this document. The information herein is subject to change without notice. Procedures included in this document have been reviewed for compliance with applicable approval agency requirements and are considered sound practice. Neither Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc., nor these agencies are responsible for repairs made by the user. ProcessSuite, QUADLOG, 4-mation, and APACS+ are trademarks of Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 2002 Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. All rights reserved.
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This document contains the procedures to install and configure the UNIX V5.1 Operating System (OS) and all software for the APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) and its subsequent workstations and X Terminals. Some of the operations described in this document require a basic skill level with the UNIX operating system. It is assumed that the user is able to log on to a UNIX system as a superuser, is able to perform basic file commands (change directories, move files, etc.), and has familiarity with the tar command. This document applies to all Compaq/DEC UNIX servers and workstations. 1.1 Product Support
Product support can be obtained from a Technical Information Center (TIC). Each regional TIC is a customer service center that provides direct telephone support on technical issues related to the functionality, application, and integration of all products supplied by Siemens. Regional TIC contact information is provided in Table 1-1. Your regional TIC is the first place you should call when seeking product support information. When calling, it is helpful to have the following information ready: Product part number or model number and version If there is a problem with product operation: - Whether or not the problem is intermittent - The steps performed before the problem occurred - Any error messages or LED indications displayed - Installation environment
Customers that have a service agreement (ServiceSuite or Field Service Agreement) are granted access to the secure area of our Web site (http://www.smpa.siemens.com/TechServices/TechLibrary.asp). This area contains a variety of product support information. To log on, you will be prompted to enter your username and password.
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Table 11 TIC Contact Information Tel: +1 215 646 7400, extension 4842 +1 215 283 6343 TICGroupNA@sea.siemens.com 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. eastern time Monday Friday (except holidays) www.smpa.siemens.com/techservices
TIC NORTH AMERICA
Fax: E-mail: Hours of Operation: Secure Web Site:
Tel:
+65 299 6051 +65 299 6053 TICGroupAP@sea.siemens.com 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Singapore time Monday Friday (except holidays) www.smpa.siemens.com/techservices
TIC ASIA
Fax: E-mail: Hours of Operation: Secure Web Site:
Tel: Fax:
+44 1935 470172 +44 1935 706969 TICGroupEurope@smpa.siemens.com 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. GMT/BST Monday Thursday (except holidays) 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. GMT/BST Friday (except holidays)
TIC EUROPE
E-mail: Hours of Operation:
Secure Web Site:
www.smpa.siemens.com/techservices
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Related Literature
The following list identifies literature that is appropriate for additional information relating to APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS). APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Release Notes (SG39APS-13) APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Upgrade Guide for Compaq UNIX Systems (SG39APS-15) APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Installation and Setup Guide for Direktor (SG39APS-16) APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Installing and Updating RTAP Licenses (SG39APS-17) Configuring APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Version 3.00 or Higher (CG39APS-6) Reference and technical manuals received with the workstation on which the APS software is installed. Reference and technical manuals received with the operating system and X Window software being used on the workstation. n
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Software Components
Before installing the APACS+ Process Supervisor, refer to the document APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Release Notes (SG39APS-13) for information on compatibility and other concerns that may impact the installation process. The APACS+ Process Supervisor is comprised of several different pieces of software, some of which are from Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. and some from other third party companies (refer to Table 21 Major Software Components). Table 21 Major Software Components PACKAGE Operating System RTAP SUPPLIER Compaq Equipment Corporation Hewlett Packard M/O M DESCRIPTION APS is supported for the Compaq UNIX operating systems. A Hewlett Packard software tool kit that provides a real time database and tools for building and maintaining the database. RTAP includes tools for creating graphical displays. This is a packaged version of the Tcl/Tk language. Tcl/Tk is an interpreted language. The Tcl/Tk interpreter and supporting software are freely available. CPU, Inc. provides Tcl/Tk in a built and easily installed format. This is an extension to the Tcl/Tk programming language that provides access to the RTAP database within Tcl/Tk scripts. Early versions of this package were known simply as SCL. More recent versions are known as SCL-R. Functionally, these are equivalent. This is an extension to the Tcl/Tk programming language that provides access to previous installation PI historical databases. This is a software package for displaying real time and historical data trends. This software package transfers data from the RTAP database to the PI historian (see below). Direktor is a collection of software utilities that provide a means for implementing and maintaining complex batch process control strategies. Direktor is optional in a basic APACS+ Process Supervisor system.
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CPU, Inc.
SCL and SCL-R
CPU, Inc.
SCL PI Extension
CPU, Inc.
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CPU, Inc. CPU, Inc.
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Table 21 Major Software Components PACKAGE PI APS Base Software SUPPLIER OSI Software Inc. Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. M/O O M DESCRIPTION PI is a real time historian. PI is optional in a basic APACS+ Process Supervisor system. This is a collection of software that provides support for APACS and other Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.. products. This software integrates the various third party software components listed above into the complete APACS+ Process Supervisor system. This is a collection of freely available software utilities that can be used to simplify the support and maintenance of APS. These utilities are packaged together to simplify installation. This is a collection of software updates and optional software kits. These kits are used to update or add optional functionality to the various software packages listed above that make up an APACS+ Process Supervisor system.
APS Support Software
Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.
APS Updates and Options
Various
M = Mandatory O = Optional The RTAP software package is provided by Verano and redistributed by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. Information on the installation of RTAP is included with the RTAP documentation. The Direktor software package is provided by Wonderware Corporation and is redistributed by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. Detailed information on the installation of Direktor is included with the Direktor documentation. Additional information on installation of Direktor as distributed by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.is included in this document. The PI software package is provided by OSI Software, Inc. and is redistributed by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.Detailed information on the installation of PI is included with the PI documentation. Additional information on the installation of PI as distributed by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. is included in this document. The Tcl/Tk and SCL software packages are available from CPU, Inc. as well as Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.The way in which these packages are provided may differ with the various vendors. This document provides information on the installation of these packages as they are provided by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.
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The following prerequisites are required prior to installing any software. 3.1 Setting Reset/Halt Option
Compaq/Dec Alpha Servers typically have a Power, Halt and a Reset button on the front panel. The middle button is the Halt button. Compaq/DEC Alpha Stations typically have one button that can be set to be a Halt or a Reset button. The factory default is always set for the button to perform a reset. This is OK for Windows NT, but needs to be changed for UNIX. On most Alpha Stations, as the 255 series, there is an 8-position DIP switch. Older models may have a jumper. Typically there is a chart of jumper and switch positions located on top of the CD-ROM Drive, or on the inside cover. Reference this chart or the appropriate Users Guide to determine how to change this switch to be a Halt button. To configure the Halt/Reset button for Halt function (Alpha Station 255): 1. Remove the top cover and left side panel of the Alpha Station 255. Refer to the Compaq AlphaStation 255 Family User Information Book, Chapter 4, Opening and Closing the System Cover for details. 2. Locate the 8-position DIP switch bank S1 then toggle DIP switch 4 to the OFF position. 3.1.1 Reviewing the System Configuration
Press the Halt button to get to a >>> prompt. This is the SRM console prompt. Enter the show config command. Using this command displays a list of devices found on the system and I/O buses. This list also shows the locations of boards that are important for making the proper cabling connections. The following example was output from an AlphaServer 4000. Your output may vary depending on hardware type and configuration.
P00>>> show config Digital Equipment Corporation AlphaServer 4000 Console V5.0-2 OpenVMS PALcode V1.19-12, Compaq UNIX PALcode V1.21-20 Module System Motherboard Memory 512MB EDO CPU (4MB Cache) Bridge (IOD0/IOD1) PCI Motherboard Bus0
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Rev 0000 0000 0001 0032 0003
Name mthrbrd0 mem0 cpu0 iod0/iod1 saddle0
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Slot 1 2 3 4 5 Bus1 Slot Bus0 Slot 1 2 3 4 Bus2 Slot 0
Option Name PCEB S3 Trio64/Trio32 DECchip 21140-AA DECchip 21140-AA DECchip 21140-AA
Type 4828086 88115333 91011 91011 91011
Rev 0015 0054 0020 0020 0020
Name pceb0 vga0 tulip1 tulip2 tulip3
pceb0 (EISA Bridge connected to iod0, slot 1) Option Name Type Rev Name iod1 (PCI1) Option Name NCR53C810 PCI-PCI Bridge Mylex DAC960 DECchip 21140-AA
Type 11000 11001 11069 91011
Rev 0002 0002 0002 0020
Name ncr0 pcb0 dac0 tulip0
pcb0 (PCI-PCI Bridge connected to iod1, slot 2) Option Name Type Rev Name QLogic ISP1020 10201077 0002 isp0
The output from show config produces an ascending display of the busses and slots; however, the physical layout in the system drawer is different. Refer to the appropriate hardware documentation to determine physical slot locations. Enter the show device command. This command displays status for devices and controllers in the system drawer: This consists of: SCSI devices, the internal floppy drive, and the network. It also shows the names used by the system to refer to the devices. Refer to example here and Table 31.
P00>>> show device polling ncr0 (NCR 53C810) slot 1, bus 0 PCI, hose 1 SCSI Bus ID 7 dka500.5.0.1.1 DKa500 RRD46 0057 polling isp0 (QLogic ISP1020) slot 0, bus 2 PCI, hose 1 SCSI Bus ID 7 dkb300.3.0.2000.1 DKb300 RWZ53 1.39 mkb500.5.0.2000.1 MKb500 TLZ09 0172 polling dac0 (Mylex DAC960) slot 3, bus 0 PCI, hose 1 dra0.0.0.3.1 DRA0 4 Member RAID dra1.0.0.3.1 DRA1 1 Member JBOD polling floppy0 (FLOPPY) PCEB-XBUS hose 0 dva0.0.0.1000.0 DVA0 RX23 polling tulip0 (DECchip 21140-AA) slot 4, bus 0 PCI, hose 1 ewa0.0.0.4.1 00-00-F8-02-2A-1F Twisted-Pair polling tulip1 (DECchip 21140-AA) slot 3, bus 0 PCI, hose 0 ewb0.0.0.3.0 00-00-F8-1F-8F-F5 Twisted-Pair polling tulip2 (DECchip 21140-AA) slot 4, bus 0 PCI, hose 0 ewc0.0.0.4.0 00-00-F8-1F-8C-A5 Twisted-Pair polling tulip3 (DECchip 21140-AA) slot 5, bus 0 PCI, hose 0 ewd0.0.0.5.0 00-00-F8-1F-8F-75 Twisted-Pair
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Table 31 Show Device List for an Alpha Server 4000 ADDRESS dka500.5.0.1.1 dkb300.3.0.2000.1 mkb500.5.0.2000.1 dra0.0.0.3.1 dra1.0.0.3.1 dva0.0.0.1000.0 ewa0.0.0.4.1 ewb0.0.0.3.0 ewc0.0.0.4.0 ewd0.0.0.5.0 BOOT DEVICE dka500 dkb300 mkb500 dra0 dra1 dva0 ewa0 ewb0 ewc0 ewd0 MODEL NAME RRD46 RWZ53 TLZ09 4 Member RAID 1 Member JBOD RX23 00-00-F8-02-2A-1F 00-00-F8-1F-8F-F5 00-00-F8-1F-8C-A5 00-00-F8-1F-8F-75 DESCRIPTION CD-ROM Optical Drive Tape Drive 4 Disk RAID Set Standalone Disk Floppy Disk Ethernet Interface 0 Ethernet Interface 1 Ethernet Interface 2 Ethernet Interface 3
Refer to the appropriate Users Guide for a description of the device naming conventions. 3.2 Setting the Network Connection Type
At the SRM console prompt, type show ew*_mode The possible modes are listed in Table 32. Table 32 Network Connection Modes MODE SETTING Twisted-Pair Full BNC AUI Fast FastFD PROTOCOL 10base-T 20base-T 10base-2 10base-5 100base-TX 200base-TX CONNECTOR TYPE RJ45 RJ45 Full Dupl. BNC 15 Pin D-Shell RJ45 RJ45 Full Dupl. CABLE TYPE CAT 5 Cable CAT 5 Cable Coax Cable Thicknet Cable CAT 5 Cable CAT 5 Cable
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To set the mode, type in commands similar to this example:

set set set set ewa0_mode ewb0_mode ewc0_mode ewd0_mode Fast or FastFD for 100baseTX full duplex BNC Twisted-Pair or Full for 10baseTX full duplex AUI
Confirm your setting with another show ew*_mode command. 3.3 Configuring the Raid Array 200 Controller (RA200SRL) NOTES Skip this section if there are no RAID Arrays. If RAID Arrays are used, this configuration must be performed after the operating system has been installed Refer to The StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Subsystems Controller Installation and Standalone Configuration Utility Users Guide, Chapter 7- Maintaining the Array with the Standalone Configuration Utility. To configure a RAID Array 2000: 1. Press the Halt button on the Alpha Server 4100 to apply power. The server should stop after power up diagnostics at a P00>>> prompt. 2. Insert the floppy disk labeled Standalone RAID Array Software V3.2 for AXP Systems into the server. This software comes with the RAID Array 200 Subsystems Software for Alpha-Based Systems (P/N QB-2XHAH-SB). An updated serial console version is available on the latest Alpha Systems Firmware Update CD. (Utility/Swxcrmgr/ra200srl.exe) 3. Refer to Section 7.1.2.1.2 Invoke the Utility on an AXP System. 4. Type arc at the P00>> prompt. 5. Press <F2> to enter Setup and configure the system. (Ctrl-B if console equals serial) 6. Select Utilities | Run Maintenance Program. 7. Enter Program Name: swxcrmgr. (ra200srl if console equals serial) Note: Use the tab key to navigate the menus in the serial version. (This is not obvious.) 8. Refer to Section 7.3.1 thru 7.3.7 to define a RAID Level Drive Group. 9. Select 08. SWXCR Select SWXCR (PCI) #1. 10. Select 02. Automatic Configuration.
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11. If there is a warning that a valid configuration exists, do not proceed or this configuration may be destroyed. Select Yes to proceed.
12. Select RAID 5 and press Enter.
13. Answer yes to Enable Write Caching. 14. Initialize Drives. (This could take 1 to 2 hours.) 15. Repeat steps 9 through 14 for the SWXCR (PCI) #2. 16. Press the Reset Button to exit and reboot the StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Online Management Utility. 3.4 3.4.1 Storageworks SWXCR Monitor and Graphical Utility Installing the RAID Array Utilities NOTE Installation of RAID Array Utilities must be performed after the operating system has been installed. Refer to the StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Online Management Utility for Compaq UNIX Users Guide for more information on installing and using the SWXCR Graphical Utility. In this Guide, refer to Subparagraph 1.4 Loading the Utility. To install the RAID Array Utilities: 1. Log in as root superuser and enter the password. 2. Insert the floppy disk RAID Array 200 Software V2.3 for Compaq UNIX. 3. Open a terminal window. 4. Type mount -o ro /dev/fd0c /mnt. 5. mkdir 6. cd /usr/tmp/SWXCR
/usr/tmp/SWXCR /mnt.
7. Type setld -x
8. Search for CXX and change it to CXL in SWRMGR111.scp (This is a problem because the RAID Array Graphical Utility had not been updated to work with Compaq UNIX 4.0B).
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9. Type setld -l . (that is setld space minus el space period) 10. Select 3) ALL of the above and confirm with y [Enter]. 11. Type cd /. 12. umount /mnt. 3.4.2 Installing the Sample Command Startup Script
The following command is used to startup and shutdown the swxcr monitor automatically on startup or shutdown of the UNIX operating system.
cp cd ln cd ln /usr/opt/swxcr/S99swxcr_monitor /sbin/init.d/swxcr_monitor /sbin/rc3.d -s ../init.d/swxcr_monitor S99swxcr_monitor ../rc0.d -s ../init.d/swxcr_monitor K99swxcr_monitor
Edit the swxcr_monitor script to include 2 monitors.

swxcrmon xcr0 -r echo "SWXCR PCI0 swxcrmon xcr1 -r echo "SWXCR PCI1 -l -n monitor daemon started" -l -n monitor daemon started"
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From a terminal window, type /usr/opt/swxcrmgr/bin/swxcrmgr. For more information on using swxcrmgr, refer to Chapters 4 and 5 of the StorageWorks RAID Array 200 Online Management Utility for Compaq UNIX Users Guide. 3.4.4 Accessing Log Files
Log files are in the /usr/opt/swxcr directory by default. They are in the form of
DD-Mon-HH:MM_XCR0.log. The associated messages are also sent to the Console Log.
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The APS related software is distributed in the form of a CD or tapes or, for the purposes of electronic transfer, can be distributed in the form of tar files or compressed tar files. A tape or tar file can contain one or more software kits. Table 41 lists these software distribution packages and the individual software kits that each package contains. The column labeled Directory is the sub-directory where the software kit will reside once its extracted from the software package. The software will also be packaged on one or more CDs. The filenames on the CD will be similar to, but not the same as, the installation directory. The CDs need to be made in ISO 9660 format to be compatible between PCs and the UNIX Operating System. For this reason the filenames have to be 8.3 format. The .tgz suffix stands for tared and gziped. The commands for extracting these files would be as follows: 1. Mount the CD
mount r -t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdromXc /mnt
(where X is the SCSI ID of the CD, typically 4 or 5 or 0.) 2. Uncompress and extract the files to your current directory. This is usually /usr/tmp, but some kits, like the APS Software, may be extracted directly to the /usr/opt directory. 3. This example will continue by putting the TCL/TK kit into /usr/tmp.
cd /usr/tmp gunzip c /mnt/cpusoft/tcltk883.tgz | tar xv -
(Dont forget the dash on the end of the line.) 4. This example will put the aps binaries into the /usr/opt directory
cd /usr/opt tar xf /mnt/aps/APS0300.tar
Table 41 Software Distribution Packages for Compaq UNIX V5.1 Platforms SOFTWARE PACKAGE (TAPE) HP RTAP/Plus Software Package APS Base Software Package DIRECTORY/FILENAME rtap/RTAPPLUS.tar SOFTWARE KITS RTAP/Plus V8.30 for Compaq UNIX APS Base Software Ver. 3.00 APS Support Software Ver. 6.00
aps/APS0300.tar aps/APSUP600.tar
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Table 41 Software Distribution Packages for Compaq UNIX V5.1 Platforms SOFTWARE PACKAGE (TAPE) APS CPU Inc. Software Package DIRECTORY/FILENAME cpusoft/tcltk833.tgz cpusoft/sclr0510.tgz cpusoft/plot0200.tgz cpusoft/sclp0220.tgz cpusoft/rtap2pi.tgz cpusoft/sclrtool.tgz SOFTWARE KITS Tcl/Tk Version 8.8.3 SCL-R Version 5.1 PlotServer Version 2.0 SCL PI Extensions Ver. 2.2 RTAP2PI Version 3.0 SCLR Tools Version 2.0 (includes ASCLIENT) C++ Version 6.3
APS Updates and Options Package Direktor Software Package OSI Software, Inc. PI Software Package
compaq/CXX63210.tar
director/DK80.tar Not on APS CD. Must use a licensed copy.
Direktor Version 8.0 PI Version 3.2 build 332-17
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NOTE It is recommended that the installer log directly into the root account rather than using the su command from another account.
The installation of APS software involves the extraction of the software from the distribution tape or file to a temporary location on disk, then performing the appropriate installation commands (use the applicable commands according to the software kit that is being installed). The installation is performed using a terminal window logged in under the root (also called superuser) account. The installation process depends on the type of platform on which APS is being installed or upgraded. There are separate sections describing the platform specific installation steps for Compaq UNIX platforms and HP-UX platforms. Refer to the sections that are appropriate for the platform on which APS is to be installed. There are two types of installations, new installations and upgrades of existing installations. The two types of installations are basically the same. The following sections describe the process for an update type installation. For new installations the steps related to checking and modifying any RTAP environments that exist on the system can be ignored. NOTE The installation process for APS version 3.0 differs from previous versions. Read the installation instructions prior to installing APS version 3.0. Some systems may not have a graphical console. In these cases, a dumb terminal is often used in place of a root console. There are some utilities that are described that require a graphics window for the root superuser. Any of the Xterminals can be used by the root superuser if it has an entry in /etc/securettys. For example, insert the following line in /etc/securettys in order to log into HMI#12. HMI#12 has an entry in the /etc/hosts file as HMI12. Change the name to the desired terminal HMI12:0. Now you may log onto that terminal as root with the superuser password and run any Xwindow Application. Most utilities that require a graphics terminal have a text-based counterpart applications. For instance, the System Configuration Checklist utility calls programs like netconfig, nfsconfig, lprconfig, and lmfconfig. Some of the legacy Digital UNIX 3.2G counterparts: netsetup, nfssetup, lprsetup, and lmfsetup, still function and may be used from a dumb terminal console. n
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Installation Sequence
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The installation of some software kits depends on the installation of other kits. Install the software using the following sequence. If the correct version of the software is already installed, skip that step. 1. Firmware 2. Operating System 3. Operating System Patches 4. System Software Kits a. b. c. e. C++ Runtime Libraries DEC Event Software System Check Software Performance Manager
5. System Configuration Procedures a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Network Configuration (NFS) Network File System Configuration License Management Facility Mail Configuration BOOTP Configuration Printer Configuration Logical Storage Manager (LSM)
6. RTAP 7. RTAP Patches a. RTAP Licensing 8. APS CPU Software a. b. c. d. e. f. TCL/TK and SCL(r) Software TCL/TK Patches Plot Server SCL to PI Extensions RTAP to PI Extensions SCL(r) Tools (ASClient)
9. APS Software 10. APS Updates and Options 11. DIREKTOR Installation or Update 12. PI Installation or Update
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System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure
7.0
Update the SRM firmware before installing or updating the operating system, using Alpha System Firmware Update V6.0 or higher. First, determine the system setup using either the instructions in section 3.1.1 Reviewing the System Configuration or the following: 7.1 Determining System Setup
To obtain information about the available devices, type show devices. This commands the system to display a list of devices. The Show Device List in Table 71 is an example of the output from an Alpha Station 200. Table 71 Show Device List for an Alpha Station 200 ADDRESS dka0.0.0.6.0 dka100.1.0.6.0 dka400.4.0.6.0 dka600.6.0.6.0 dva0.0.0.0.1 mka500.5.0.6.0 ewa0.0.0.11.0 ewb0.0.0.12.0 pka0.7.0.6.0 BOOT DEVICE DKA0 DKA100 DKA400 DKA600 DVA0 MKA500 EWA0 EWB0 PKA0 MODEL NAME RZ28 442D RZ26L 442D RRD42 4.5d RZ26L 440C N/A TLZ06 0491 08-00-2B-E5-24-20 08-00-2B-E5-6A-C1 SCSI Bus ID 7
The Address column is where the device is located on the SCSI bus. The Boot Device column contains the name used to refer to the device while in console mode. The next column associated with a media drive is the Model Name. Ignore all other columns. NOTE Write down the Boot Device and Model Name of any disk devices. This information will be needed later in the configuration process. The disk devices are available for installing the operating system. For SCSI devices, the Boot Device naming convention is DKXn00 for disk devices,
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where: X is the SCSI bus and is designated by a letter A, B, etc. n is the address of the device on the SCSI bus. Typically, the Compaq UNIX operating system is installed on a device on SCSI bus A. On Alpha Stations with a single disk drive, the operating system is installed on SCSI disk device 0 (ex., DKA0). Under Compaq UNIX, the device DKA0 is /dev/disk/dsk0. Use hwmgr show scsi for a list of scsi devices under UNIX.
SCSI HWID: DEVICEID HOSTNAME DEVICE TYPE DEVICE DRIVER NUM DEVICE FIRST VALID PATH
SUBTYPE OWNER
PATH FILE
------------------------------------------------------------------------42: 43: 44: 45: 0 1 2 3 lyra lyra lyra lyra cdrom disk disk tape none none none none 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 1 cdrom0 [0/0/0] dsk0 dsk1 tape0 [2/0/0] [2/1/0] [2/5/0]
A bootable CD-ROM can be placed in the CD-ROM drive and the operating system can be booted from this drive, but an operating system cannot be built onto a CD-ROM by the user. A CD-ROM drive has a Model Name designator of RRDnn. In Table 71, DKA400 is a CD-ROM. Other bus devices are also listed. Consult the System Administrator books for more information on these devices: NOTE The tape drive can be used as a bootable device in an emergency. 7.2 The MKAn00 Boot Device is a tape drive. The EWxn devices are the ethernet cards. The PKxn devices are the SCSI controller cards. Firmware Installation Procedure
To install firmware: 1. Insert the CD into the drive. 2. Halt the system to get to the SRM Console prompt >>> /sbin/shutdown h now
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3. Type boot dka0 (or equivalent CD-ROM device). Firmware READMEFIRST text is displayed. Pressing CONTROL+C skips READMEFIRST and goes to the default boot file (shows the bootfile: prompt). 4. Press Enter to accept the default of the latest version and to bring up the APU prompt. 5. Select update [Enter] to bring up the prompt: 6. Select update Full ROM. 7. At APU-I ARE YOU READY TO PROGRAM (SRM) ROM DEVICE? (y/n). Type y [Enter]. 8. After a series of messages, the APU prompt appears. Press RETURN to continue.. 9. Select Main Menu and then EXIT. 10. At the prompt: PLEASE CYCLE SYSTEM POWER, remove power from the computer, wait 10 seconds, then reapply power. 11. Halt the system to get to the SRM Console prompt >>> 12. Insert the Compaq True64 UNIX V5.1 Operating System CD into the CD-ROM drive. 13. Type boot dka0 (or equivalent CD ROM device). n
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Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure
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This section provides Compaq UNIX installation procedures for APACS+ Process Supervisor (refer to the Compaq UNIX 5.1 Installation Guide and Compaq UNIX Release Notes for a detailed explanation of the options and implications of installation). Compaq UNIX 5.1 provides a graphical tool for controlling the installation process. After booting from the installation CD-ROM, the Installation Setup dialog box is displayed. Proceed as follows: NOTE The mode of operation in effect during the installation process could greatly reduces the speed of the system. To install the operating system: 1. Select the preferred Language. 2. After reading the introduction, select NEXT. 3. Set the preferred hostname, the location (US), Area=America, location = (set to local time zone city like New York for Eastern time zone), set the date (mm-dd-yy), and set the time (hh:mm). Select NEXT. 4. Specify and verify root password and select NEXT 5. For base software selection, choose All Software and select NEXT. 6. For Kernel options, choose Customize and select NEXT. 7. For Install Type, select Customized File System Layout and select NEXT. 8. Select the device which will become the boot drive for root: under Device Name. Typically dsk0 or dsk1. Usually this is the smaller capacity drive. 9. Set the file system type for the root partition to AdvFS. 10. Select the target disk device for the usr partition. 11. Set the file system type to AdvFS for the usr partition. 12. Select var in /usr. 13. Select swap1 on target device same as root and usr. 14. Select partitions: b for swap1, a for root, and g for usr. 15. Set swap2 not used.
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16. Click on Edit Partitions to open the Device Selection for Partitioning dialog box. 17. Double-click on boot device to bring up the Configure Partitions dialog box (see Figure 81).
Figure 81 Configure Partitions NOTE The disk configuration tool takes time to load. 18. Under Use Partitions, click on the a, b, and g buttons to turn these partitions on (all other partitions are off). 19. On Pulldown for Units, select Megabytes. Set the sizes as follows:
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Assign the root partition size according to how large the boot drive may be: Drive Size 1 Gig 2 Gig 4 Gig 8 Gig or larger Root Partition Size 128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1024 MB
Swap space should be a total of twice the size of system RAM. System memory size can be determined with a show config at the console prompt, or with a uerf R | more command at the console. If there are two drives in the system, each drive should have a swap space equal to RAM size. The second swap partition should be added in the /etc/fstab file.
20. The bar at the top shows the relative size and relationship of each of the three partitions. To use this bar, proceed as follows: NOTE To avoid wasted space at the start or end of the disk, verify that the bar line for the start of partition a is at the maximum left position, and that the bar line for the end of partition g is at the maximum right position. a) Click on bar a. The left bar line shows the start of partition a. The flag at the top of the left bar line changes the start of partition a. b) Ensure that the flag and bar line are at the maximum left position to start partition a on the disk. The right bar line shows the end of partition a. c) The flag at the bottom of the right bar line changes the end of partition a. To shrink partition a, drag the flag to the left. d) The flag at the top of the partition b bar line moves the starting location of partition b. Drag the flag to the right as desired. When the end of partition a and the start of partition b coincide, a circle appears in the middle of the line (if the circle does not appear, drag either the lower flag to the right or the upper flag to the left to make the circle appear). e) To change the end of partition a and the start of partition b at the same time, drag the circle to the left or right. f) Changing the end of partition b and partition g is the same as in previous steps. g) Adjust the size for partition a by clicking on bar a and dragging the end bar line as needed. h) Adjust the size of partition b by clicking on bar b and dragging the end bar line as needed. Partition g is allocated the remaining disk space.
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21. Under Unit, click Blocks. 22. In the Partition Disk dialog box About to configure disk dsk0, click on OK. 23. To perform disk partition on the rz1 device, perform this procedure from step 8 thru step 22. NOTE Ignore any error messages that report mismatch between the existing disk partition settings and new settings. 24. Review Summary and select FINISH. 25. On the Installation Setup dialog box, click on Select Software. 26. Select each software option listed, then click on Add: NOTE Depending on the hardware platform where installation is performed, some of these options are installed automatically and some subsets are not, but require installation. To add subsets that are to be added automatically, click OK if prompted. In the Software Selection dialog box, click OK. 27. In the Installation Setup dialog box, click finish. When the instructional dialog box opens, click OK. NOTE Installation of the software takes approximately 0.5 to 1.5 hours. 28. To confirm the start of installation, click on OK in the Confirmation dialog box. 29. The system prompts for options to build the UNIX kernel. Select from the following options, then confirm the list. Choose the numbers which correspond to the following options: #2.NTP V3 Kernel Phase Lock Loop (NTP_TIME) #4. Packet filter Driver #7. Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) #11, ISO 9660 Compact Disc File System (CDFS)
Typical numbers might be 2, 4, 7, 11. 30. At the prompt: DO YOU WANT TO EDIT THE CONFIGURATION FILE? (y/n), press Enter to answer no. 31. After the kernel build is complete, the system shuts down. If the console software is set to reboot automatically, the system reboots; otherwise, enter the boot command to boot up the system.
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NOTE If the system is not set to reboot automatically, change the setting using the command: >>> set auto_action boot. 32. When the system boots up, log on using the root account and password. Logging into the system automatically starts a Common Desktop Environment (CDE) session and automatically starts a system management tool that performs some basic configuration steps. To edit the passwd file: At this point, it is desirable to edit the passwd file to change the shell. To do this:
1. Open a terminal window by clicking on the file drawer and selecting Terminal. 2. Become SuperUser. 3. Using either the emacs or vi editors, edit the /etc/passwd file. 4. Locate the line for root and change the end of the line from sh to ksh. 5. Save the file and exit the editor. 6. Remake the passwd file by executing the following: mkpasswd /etc/passwd 7. Logout and log back in for the change to become effective. n
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APS Updates and Option Package
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The APS Updates and Options Software Package Tape contains Patches and Software Options for extended capabilities and diagnostics of the Compaq UNIX 5.1 Operating System. Refer to Table 41 for a list of software kits on this tape. 9.1 Compaq Unix Patch Kit
A patch kit is not yet issued for this version of the OS. 9.2 Installing C++ Shared Libraries
APS and its associated products require the presence of the COMPAQ UNIX C++ Run time Libraries. These libraries can be installed from the APS 3.0 Installation CD. To install the C++ shared libraries: Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive and execute the following commands:
mount r -t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt cd /usr/tmp tar xvf /mnt/compaq/cxx63210.tar cd CXX632/kit setld l . (that is setld space minus el space period) 5 ALL of the above Confirm selection
9.3
Installing DEC Event Software
DEC Event software is located on the Compaq UNIX V5.1 Associated Products CD volume 2. To install the DEC Event software: 1. Insert the Compaq UNIX V5.1 Associated Products CD volume 2 into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Execute the following commands:
mount r -t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt(substitute 0 for the SCSI ID of the CD-ROM) cd /mnt xhost + ./dusetup
This displays a list of associated products as shown in Figure 91.
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Figure 91 List of Associated Products 3. Select DECevent from the product list to open the DECevent Install display (Figure 92).
Figure 92 DECevent Install Display 4. Select the Install icon which displays install options (Figure 92).
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Figure 93 Install Options Display 5. From the Install Options display select: 1) ALL of the above 6. Answer Yes to the Is this correct? confirmation prompt. 7. When installation is complete, execute the following commands:
cd / umount /mnt
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Installing Performance Manager
Performance Manager software is an application that displays system statistics in a graphical format. CPU, memory, networks and disk usage are some of the statistics available. They can be displayed using trends; line, bar or pie graphs. Performance Manager software is located on the Compaq UNIX V5.1 Associated Products CD volume 2. To install the Performance Manager software: 1. Insert the Compaq UNIX V5.1 Associated Products CD volume 2 into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Execute the following commands: DigitalCompaq UNIX V4.0D5.
mount r /dev/disk/cdromXc /mnt (where X is the SCSI ID of the CD-ROM drive) cd /mnt xhost + ./dusetup
This displays a product lists as shown in (Figure 94).
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Figure 94 Product List Display 3. Select Performance Manager for Tru64 UNIX from the product list which opens a display of Performance Manager icons (not shown). 4. Select the Install icon which in turn displays a list of install options (not shown). 5. From the Install Options display select: 5) ALL of the above 6. When installation is complete, execute the following commands:
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System Configuration
10.0 System Configuration

The following sections are procedures for configurations that are launched from the UNIX clipboard checklist. The equivalent text-based application can be launched from a terminal by typing setupl. 10.1 Compaq UNIX Clipboard Checklist To call the clipboard checklist: 1. Begin at the Common Desktop Environment (Figure 10-1). 2. Click on the SySMan Applications icon (Figure 10-1).
Figure 101 Desktop Environment, SysMan Applications Icon 3. Click on the Check Configuration icon (Figure 10-2).
Figure 102 Check Configuration Icon 4. Click on the Network icon (Figure 10-3).
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Figure 103 Select Network Icon
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10.2 Network Configuration Application Work through the wizard by pressing the Next button after completing each section and following the instructions presented here. 1. Wizard Step 1: Double-click on Ethernet Interface - tu0 to open the Net Config: Configuring Ethernet Interface dialog box (see Figure 104and Figure 105). Configure each network adapter card (NIC).
Figure 104 Network Setup Wizard
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Figure 105 Set Up Network Interface Card(s)
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2. In the Host Name block (Figure 106), type a at the end of the host name that is displayed. 3. In the IP Address block, type the appropriate address for your site. 4. In the Network Mask block, type or edit it to be the network mask at your site, then click OK. 5. In the Confirmation dialog box, click on yes to start network services. 6. To enter a second host name, repeat this procedure from step 2.
Figure 106 Net Config: Configuring Ethernet Interface
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Wizard Step 2: Static Routes: Create as needed, then press Next. (Figure 107)
8. Wizard Step 3: Routing: Set up as required, then press Next. (Figure 108) 9. Wizard Step 4: Set up hosts file as needed. (Figure 109)
Figure 107 Net Config: Static Routes
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Figure 108 Net Config: Routing Services
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Figure 109 Net Config: Host File 10. In the Configured Network Components section, highlight Host File and click on Modify (see Figure 109). 11. Add each item from your host table in the same manner, clicking on Add after making each entry. 12. Once all entries are made, click Next. 13. In the Aliases block, delete a from the end of the name (host names ending with b do not have an alias). 14. Click on Modify, click on OK, and click on Next. 15. Wizard Step 5: Remote hosts: Refer to Figure 1010. Type in remote host information as needed then press the Next button.
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Figure 1010 Net Config: Host Equivalency File 16. Wizard Step 6: Complete this step only if you want to run rwho on this system. Otherwise, press the Next button. 17. Wizard Step 7: If not using Dynamic Host Addressing, skip this step clicking on Next button. 18. Wizard Step 8: Internet settings are not required for APS. Skip this step by clicking the Next button. 19. Complete the wizard pressing the Finish button (Figure 1011).
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Figure 1011 Net Config: Wizard Summary 20. For network setting changes to take effect, restart network services by pressing the Yes button on the Restart screen. (Figure 1012).
Figure 1012 Net Config: Restart Screen 10.3 Network File System (NFS) Configuration Application This section details how to configure the Network File System (NFS) for APS. Start the NFS configuration from the Common Desktop Environment (Figure 101). Click on the SySMan Applications icon (Figure 102) then click the Check Configuration icon (Figure 103). To configure the NFS: 1. Click on the NFS Configuration Application icon (Figure 1013) to open the NFS Configuration Display ( Figure 1014). The equivalent text-based application is nfssetup.
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Figure 1013 NFS Icon
Figure 1014 NFS Configuration Display
2. In the Configured NFS Services section, double-click on NFS Server Setup to open the NFS Config: Server Setup dialog box (Figure 1015).
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Figure 1015 NFS Config: Server Setup Dialog Box 3. In the dialog box, check the checkboxes to enable the following settings: Configure for Locking Configure PC NFS Daemon Allow Nonroot Mounts
4. Click the OK button. 5. In the NFS Confirmation dialog box, click the yes button. 6. In the NFS Config: Server Setup dialog box, click Close. 7. In the Network File System window, double-click on Configure system as an NFS Client Setup to open the NFS Config: Client Setup dialog box (Figure 1016).
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Figure 1016 NFS Config: Client Setup Dialog Box 8. Check the Enable Locking checkbox, then click on OK. 9. In the Confirmation dialog box, click yes. 10. In the NFS Config Client Setup dialog box, click Close. 10.4 License Manager (UNIX) This section details how to configure the License Manager for APS. You may start from a terminal prompt by entering /usr/sbin/lmfsetup or start by clicking the File Drawer icon from the Common Desktop Environment (Figure 101). For reference, this is the fourth icon from the left side. To configure the License Manager: 1. Select the following: System Admin Software Management Software Installation
Then, after the menu opens, select Register License Data. 2. Enter information from the license into the appropriate dialog box blocks. Each UNIX workstation ships with a Compaq/DEC License PAK. Each PAK contains an 8 x 11license certificate in an envelope or plastic bag. 3. When the license information entry is complete, click Return. When all data is verified as correct, a confirmation box displays the message: PAK Registered for template successfully.
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4. Repeat this steps 1 to 3 for each license. 5. When all PAKs have been successfully registered, enter Q (to quit) then press Return. A response message: Would you like an lmf reset to be performed at this time? {yes} is displayed. Press Return, then click OK to close the window. 6. In the License Manager on <hostName> dialog box, click on File | Exit. 10.5 BOOTP Configuration Internet Boot Protocol Server (BOOTP) allows devices to establish an Ethernet connection and receive boot files when they power-up. When a device is turned on or reset, it broadcasts its Ethernet hardware address. If there is a server ready for BOOTP requests (BOOTPD), the server looks up the address in the /etc/bootptab file and responds with the information from that file. The following sections are procedures for configuring BOOTP. 10.5.1 Enabling BOOTP and TFTP If the APS system has printers or Xterminals that will be using bootp and/or tftp, enable them with the procedure provided here. To enable bootp and tftp: 1. Enable BOOTPD and Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) by uncommenting the appropriate lines in the file /etc/inetd.conf. Change the last column to include the path needed for the device to access files. The following are examples of the /etc/inetd.conf file:
tftp dgram udp wait bootps dgram udp wait root root /usr/sbin/tftpd /usr/sbin/joind tftpd d/usr/jupiter joind -d4 12
2. The following are examples of what to add to the /etc/exports file. This enables the Jupiter XTerminals to download their binaries and fonts via NFS.
/usr/dt/config/xfonts ro /usr/lib/X11/fonts ro /usr/jupiter ro /usr/local/jupiter ro /etc/hosts -ro
3. Verify that the NFS is turned on (refer to section 10.3 NETWORK FILE SYSTEM (NFS) CONFIGURATION APPLICATION).
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10.5.2 Obtaining Ethernet Hardware Addresses (HA) for Network Printers If printer IP addresses are to be provided by a server, use the procedure provided here. To obtain Ethernet hardware addresses: 1. Obtain Ethernet hardware addresses (ha) for network printers by pressing the Online button on the printer. The printer performs a self-test and prints out a page. The hardware address is displayed under the interface card heading as: LAN HW ADDRESS: xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx. 2. Enter the BOOTP information into the /etc/bootptab file using any editor. 10.6 Printer Configuration Application This section details how to configure printers for APS. You may start from a terminal prompt by entering /usr/sbin/prsetup or start by clicking the File Drawer icon from the Common Desktop Environment (Figure 101). For reference, this is the fourth icon from the left side. To configure printers: 1. Select the following:
System Admin
Checklist
Printing
2. Access the Printer Configuration on <hostName> dialog box (Figure 1020) (The text based equivalent application is lprsetup.)
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Figure 1020 Printer Configuration Dialog Box 3. In the Available Printer Types section, double-click on remote. This opens the Printer Config: Remote Printer Settings dialog box (Figure 1021).
Figure 1021 Printer Config: Remote Printer Settings
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4. Use Table 101 as a guide for entering the information required in the appropriate blocks: Printer Aliases, Remote machine name (rm), and Remote printer name (rp) for Desk Jet and Laser Jet Printers. The Remote Machine Name must have a matching entry in the /etc/hosts file. After the blocks are filled in for each printer, click Commit. Table 101 PrinterConfiguration Remote Printer Settings ALIASES REMOTE MACHINE NAME AutoColor AutoColor AutoLaser AutoLaser REMOTE PRINTER NAME raw text raw text DESCRIPTION
HP1600C HP1600Ctxt HP4MV HP4MVtxt
HP Color Graphics HP Color Text HP Laser Graphics HP Laser Text
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11.0 Software Application Installation

The following sections are procedures for installing system software. 11.1 Installing RTAP/PLUS Rtap is now included on the APS Installation CD. To install Rtap/Plus: 1. Place the APS V3.0 CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Enter the following commands.
cd /usr/opt mkdir rtap crTools netls ncs cd /opt ln -s /usr/opt/rtap rtap ln -s /usr/opt/crTools crTools ln -s /usr/opt/ncs ncs ln -s /usr/opt/netls netls
3. Issue the following command to install RTAP/Plus from the RTAP 8.30 CD:
cd /usr/tmp mount r -t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt tar -xvf /mnt/rtap/*.tar . cd /usr/tmp/RTAP_A.08.30 /usr/sbin/setld -l .
Select: 18) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets Is this correct? (y/n): <ENTER Y> 4. The system prompts: DO YOU WANT A COMMENTARY AS NETLS ARK IS INSTALLING? Answer yes to see the output or no not to see the output. 5. The system prompts: DO YOU WANT NETLS SERVERS STARTED AUTOMATICALLY AT BOOT TIME? Answer no. Warning messages created by this Rtap installation are addressed by the subsequent section 11.10.4. 11.2 Installing RTAP Licenses This step can be skipped until the APSSup Utilities are installed. Then, rfer to APACS+ Process Supervisor (APS) Installing and Updating RTAP Licenses (document number SG39APS-17) for the generic procedure on installing RTAP Licenses.
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11.3 Installing the APS CPU Inc. Software Package The APS CPU Inc. Software Package includes individual software installation kits (refer to Table 111) Table 111 APS CPU Inc. Software Package SOFTWARE KIT CPU TCL/TK Version 8.83 REQUIRED/OPTIONAL This is a package version of the Tcl/Tk programming language. Tcl/Tk is an interpreted language. The Tcl/Tk interpreter and supporting software are freely available. CPU, Inc. provides Tcl/Tk in a prebuilt and easily installed form. This is an extension to the Tcl/Tk programming language that provides access to the RTAP database within Tcl/Tk scripts. PlotServer provides historical trend displays of data collected by a PI historian. It can also be used for realtime trend displays as an alternative to the real-time trending capability included with RTAP. SCL PI Extension adds PI support to the Tcl/Tk language. It is needed if the PI historian is to be included in the APACS+ Process Supervisor system. RTAP2PI allows a PI historian to collect data from an RTAP database. Installation of RTAP2PI is only necessary when a APACS+ Process Supervisor system is to be used in conjunction with a PI system.
SCLR Version 5.1
PlotServer Version 2.0
SCL PI Extension Version 2.2
RTAP2PI Version 3.0
11.4 Install CPU SCL(R) Version 5.1 Proceed as follows: NOTES Ignore any error messages saying that directory /usr/opt/cputcl or
/usr/opt/sclr already exists.
Ignore error messages about preserving owner and group IDs. If the APS 3.0 CD is not in the CD-ROM drive, mount the CD with the following command: mount r -t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt
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Install CPU SCL 5.1 using the following commands:

mkdir /usr/tmp/cpusoft cd /usr/opt mkdir sclr sclp PlotServer cputcl Rtap2Pi cd /opt ln -s /usr/opt/sclr sclr ln s /usr/opt/sclp sclp ln s /usr/opt/PlotServer PlotServer ln s /usr/opt/cputcl cputcl ln s /usr/opt/Rtap2Pi Rtap2Pi cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c /mnt/cpusoft/sclr0510.tgz | tar xf cd sclr-5.1-dec/CPUSCLR0510 setld -l . (That is setld space minus el space dot)
Select 3) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed. 11.5 Install CPU TCL/TK Version 8.3.3
cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c /mnt/cpusoft/tcltk833.tgz | tar xf cd cputcl-8.3.3-dec/CPUTCLTK08330 setld -l . (That is setld space minus el space dotSelect) 4) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets
When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed. 11.6 Installing Plotserver Version
cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c /mnt/cpusoft/plot0200.tgz | tar xf cd plotserver-2.0-dec/CPUPLOT0200 setld -l . (That is setld space minus el space dot)
Select 2) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed. 11.7 Installing SCL PI Extension Version
cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c /mnt/cpusoft/sclp0220.tgz| tar xf cd sclp-2.2-dec/CPUSCLP0220 setld -l . (That is setld space minus el space dot)
Select 3) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed.
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11.8 Installing RTAP2PI Version 3.0

cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c /mnt/cpusoft/rtap2pi.tgz | tar xf cd rtap2pi-3.0-dec/CPURTAP2PI0300 setld -l . That is setld space minus el space dot
Select 2) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed. 11.9 Installing SclrTools Version 2.0 SclrTools is customer specific. Do not load unless required.
cd /opt mkdir /usr/opt/sclrtools ln s /usr/opt/sclrtools sclrtools cd /usr/tmp/cpusoft gunzip -c sclrtool.tgz | tar xf cd sclrtools-2.0-dec/CPUSCLRTOOLS0200 setld l .
2) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets CLEANUP When the installation process is done, the command prompt is displayed. Once the kit is installed it may be removed.
cd /usr/tmp/ rm rf cpusoft
11.10 Installing Direktor 8.0 and PI 3.2 Binaries See Section 12.0 INSTALLING PI If PI is required. Direktor 8.0 is on the APS 3.0 CD. Extract by typing:
cd /usr/opt tar xf /mnt/director/DK80.tar
11.11 APS Software Installation The following sections are APS software installation procedures.
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11.11.1
Extracting the Software onto the System
1. If using software delivered on tape, place the APS. Software Package tape into the tape drive and use the following commands:
cd /usr/opt tar x
NOTE If the software is not already in the /usr/tmp directory, first move the distribution file to /usr/tmp. 2. If the software was delivered electronically to the /usr/tmp directory, uncompress and extract it with the following commands:
cd /usr/opt gunzip c /usr/tmp/APS0300.tgz | tar xv gunzip c /usr/tmp/APSUP600.tgz | tar xv
3. If the software is on CD extract it with the following commands.

mount r t cdfs o noversion /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt cd /usr/opt tar xf /mnt/aps/aps0300.tar tar xpf /mnt/aps/apsup600.tar
11.11.2
Update the /usr/moore Directory Link
The top level directory for the APS software is /usr/moore. This directory is used as a link that points to the directory tree where the software is located. This directory link needs to be changed to point to the new APS software tree. Prior to making the change, note the location and name of the old directory tree. Use the following commands to display the current link and change it to the new location:
cd /usr ln -s /usr/opt/APS0300-xx moore
where xx is the APS minor revision number if any.
11.11.3
Set Up APS Support Software
Proceed as follows: 1. Set up the APS Support software using the following script:
/usr/moore/etc/newconfig/install/APSSUPInstall /usr/opt/APSSUP0600 This script renames any of the support software directories under the /usr/local directory, to have names with the suffix .old. The script then creates links from the /usr/local directory to the support software directories, under the /opt/APSSUPxxxx directory. Ignore an cp command file or directory not found errors.
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Set Up APS Software
The APS software must be set up prior to use, using the following script:
/usr/moore/etc/newconfig/install/APSinstall
This script issues a series of prompts that require information from the installer. The script then performs activities related to setting up the system and the APS software. The APSinstall script provides default answers for most of the questions that it issues. In most cases, the default answers can be accepted. The APSinstall script can be invoked at a later time to change some of the setup options. An annotated sample installation session appears in the following sections. The following will aid in deciding how to answer APSinstall questions: APSinstall is a korn shell script which must be run after any new software or patches are installed. It must be run as the last step before attempting to start or create an environment. Each version of APS has a new APSinstall and can be found in /usr/opt/APSX.XX-xx/etc/newconfig/install. It is responsible for many installation and configuration steps including: Setting up new environment variables and paths. Checking and installing links to the latest third party library and program files. Checking and installing user accounts. Security and ownership issues. Tuning kernel parameters for RTAP ( A reboot is required for kernel parameters to take affect. This must be done before any environments can be created. )
When running APSinstall, always check and make sure that none of the lines are prefaced with Error. If this does happen, read the error message and correct the problem and re-run APSinstall. APSinstall can be run as many times as necessary, with no as the answer for all parts except for the section which you are interested in completing. In many cases you may Ctrl C after this part is complete. The following is the complete output of an APSinstall from APS 3.0 run on a new system. A description of all steps follows. APSinstall-Info: The directory /usr/moore is linked to /usr/opt/APS0300-00 APSinstall-Info: This version of APS includes support for RTAP database mirroring. APSinstall-Info: Enabling of the mirroring functionality requires replacing the standard APSinstall-Info: RTAP shared library librtap with a special version. The special APSinstall-Info: library can be used in both mirrored and non-mirrored configurations.
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APSinstall-Info: However, there may be a slight performance penalty imposed when using APSinstall-Info: the special library in non-mirrored configurations. APSinstall-Info: The mirrored library can be installed at this time if you wish or APSinstall-Info: in can be installed at a later time by running the APSinstall script APSinstall-Info: again. It is recommended that you do not install the special library APSinstall-Info: if you do not anticipate using the mirrored functionality. ==>> Do you wish to setup the system for RTAP database mirroring? (y/n) [n]: APSinstall-Info: PI API not installed on system. APS supplied libpiapi.so will be used. APSinstall-Info: Direktor appears to be installed on this system. ==>> Is this correct ? (y/n) [y]: ==>> Enter the directory under which Direktor is installed [/usr/opt/DK80]: ==>> You entered: /usr/opt/DK80 Is this correct? (y/n) [n]: y ==>> Do you wish to setup or update setup for system dial in connection? (y/n) [y]: ==>> Enter the device name of the modem port [tty00]: ==>> You entered: tty00 Is this correct ? (y/n) [n]: y 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. hayes infotel rockwell usrobotics Cancel
Select modem type: 2 APSDialUpConfig-Info: The following lines in the file /etc/inittab reference tty00 in some way AP01:234:respawn:getty -h -t120 tty00 M38400 vt100 APSDialUpConfig-Info: These will be commented out and a new definition will be added for tty00 ==>> Do you wish to proceed ? (y/n) [n]: y APSDialUpConfig-Info: Updating file: /etc/inittab for APS for login getty APSDialUpConfig-Info: A backup of the old inittab has been saved as /etc/inittab.bak
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/usr/moore/scripts/APSDialUpConfig[225]: init: not found. APSinstall-Info: Configuring system log file maintenance scripts NOTE: On Digital UNIX 4.0D systems, the automatic disk defragment script is disabled by this script. _ The disk defragment script can put too much load on the system and is not needed for APS operation. ==>> Do you wish to have kernel parameters checked/set for use with APS ? (y/n) [y]: _Info: The kernel appears to have been previously configured for use _Info: with APS. No action will be taken. APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/group for necessary user groups APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/passwd for necessary user accounts Adding new user mooreprv Rebuilding the password database... 17 password entries (longest entry is 94 bytes long) Creating home directory... You must enter a new password for mooreprv Changing password for mooreprv.
New password: Retype new password: APSinstall-Info: >> Don't forget the password !! 17 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Finished adding user account for mooreprv Adding new user rtap 18 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Rebuilding the password database...
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Creating home directory... You must enter a new password for rtap Changing password for rtap.
New password: Retype new password: APSinstall-Info: >> Don't forget the password that you provided !! Finished adding user account for rtap 18 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Adding new user moore 19 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Rebuilding the password database... Creating home directory... You must enter a new password for moore Changing password for moore.
New password: Retype new password: APSinstall-Info: >> Don't forget the password that you provided !! Finished adding user account for moore 19 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Adding new user piadmin Rebuilding the password database... 20 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Creating home directory...
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You must enter a new password for piadmin Changing password for piadmin.
New password: Retype new password: APSinstall-Info: >> Don't forget the password that you provided !! Finished adding user account for piadmin 20 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Adding new user osi 21 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) Rebuilding the password database... Creating home directory... You must enter a new password for osi Changing password for osi.
New password: Retype new password: APSinstall-Info: >> Don't forget the password that you provided !! Finished adding user account for osi 21 password entries (longest entry is 100 bytes long) ==>> Do you wish to setup or update setup for SAMBA? (y/n) [y]: ==>> Enter the name of a Windows user, that will be using SAMBA services [moorepro]: ==>> You entered: moorepro Is this correct ? (y/n) [n]: y Enter the password that is used during Windows login for the user, moorepro APSinstall-Info: Checking for deferred swapping operation
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APSinstall-Info: Deferred swapping is enabled APSinstall-Info: Setting up limits for crash dump space APSinstall-Info: Disabling tcl/tk included with Digital UNIX APSinstall-Info: Setting Up CPU Tcl/Tk for use by Digital UNIX APSinstall-Info: _ This may or may not cause compatibility problems for Digital supplied software APSinstall-Info: _ that makes use of Tcl/Tk ==>> Enter the maximum number of simultaneous APS users that could use this system at one time [8]: ==>> You entered: 8 Is this correct? (y/n) [n]: y APSinstall-Info: System will be configured for a maximum of 8 simultaneous APS users. APSinstall-Info: Replacing /etc/moorevars with updated version APSinstall-Info: _ A backup of the previous version exists in /etc/moorevars.last APSinstall-Info: Replacing /etc/moorevarsTcl with updated version APSinstall-Info: _ A backup of the previous version exists in /etc/moorevarsTcl.last APSinstall-Info: Updating file: /etc/profile for APS APSinstall-Info: _ a backup has been created as /etc/profile.last APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/exports properly set up for use with 4-Mation APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/services properly set up for use with message logger APSinstall-Info: The services msg_logger will be added to /etc/services APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/services properly set up for use with RtapLicServer APSinstall-Info: The services RtapLicServer will be added to /etc/services APSinstall-Info: Checking /etc/services properly set up for use with Direktor APSinstall-Info: Setting up for automatic start up of licensing and APS software APSinstall-Info: Checking installation of APS versions of libceHooks APSinstall-Info: Creating SchematX links for user sessions APSinstall-Info: Making links for shared libraries
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APSinstall-Info: Insuring proper ownership and security of files under /opt/rtap/A.08.30 APSinstall-Info: Checking and making links for /usr/local
APSinstall-Info: If this is an update to an existing APS installation, then it should APSinstall-Info: _ be noted that some APS Banner actions that were previously defined APSinstall-Info: _ in APS user profile libraries and for individual APS user accounts APSinstall-Info: _ may not work correctly after this version of APS is installed. APSinstall-Info: _ It is possible for all such APS Banner actions to be updated APSinstall-Info: _ automatically at this time. This can also be done at a later time APSinstall-Info: _ by invoking the script /usr/moore/scripts/APSProfilesUpdate. ==>> Do you wish to update APS Banner Actions now? (y/n) [y]:
APSProfilesUpdate-Info: This script can turn on the Process Graphic Window Manager (pgwm) APSProfilesUpdate-Info: for each user and user profile. This feature automatically limits APSProfilesUpdate-Info: the number of process graphic windows that can be open at one time APSProfilesUpdate-Info: to 1 and caches graphics that were recently viewed so that they APSProfilesUpdate-Info: can be called up again quickly. The pgwm feature can also be enabled APSProfilesUpdate-Info: or disabled via the normal user session configuration tools.
==>> Do you want pgwm to be enabled for all users and profiles ? (y/n) [n]: APSProfilesUpdate-Info: This script can turn on the Direktor security checking feature APSProfilesUpdate-Info: for each user and user profile. This feature limits some APSProfilesUpdate-Info: operator actions based on Direktor security profiles. Do not APSProfilesUpdate-Info: enable this feature unless you are familiar with Direktor APSProfilesUpdate-Info: security configuration.
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==>> Do you want Direktor security checking to be enabled for all users and profiles ? (y/n) [n]:
APSProfilesUpdate-Info: The APS Banner Actions file for all APS user accounts and APSProfilesUpdate-Info: all library profiles will be updated to contain the latest APSProfilesUpdate-Info: version of all standard APS Banner actions. Previously APSProfilesUpdate-Info: supplied actions will be updated as needed for compatiblity APSProfilesUpdate-Info: with this version of APS and any new standard actions will APSProfilesUpdate-Info: added to the Actions files. Also both standard and custom APSProfilesUpdate-Info: actions that make use of the APSListServer will be updated APSProfilesUpdate-Info: for compatibility with the latest version of APSListServer. APSProfilesUpdate-Info: APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Note that the existing Buttons and Menus for the APS user APSProfilesUpdate-Info: accounts and library profiles will not be modified. APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Newly supplied APS actions can be added to the Buttons APSProfilesUpdate-Info: and Menus using the User Profile tools if desired.
APSProfilesUpdate-Info: The APS Banner AutoStart file will checked for all APS user APSProfilesUpdate-Info: accounts and all library profiles to insure that any required APSProfilesUpdate-Info: auto start actions are present. The AutoStart files will be APSProfilesUpdate-Info: updated as needed.
APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Now looking for Action files for individual user accounts APSProfilesUpdate-Info: _ A back up of the old Actions file will be saved as Actions.bak APSProfilesUpdate-Info: _ under the BannerOpt directory for each APS user.
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APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Updating Actions file for user: rtap APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Updating Actions file for user: moore APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Updating Actions file for user: piadmin APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Updating Actions file for user: osi
APSProfilesUpdate-Info: Now looking for profile library Action files for each APS project APSProfilesUpdate-Info: _ A back up of the old Actions file will be saved as Actions.bak APSProfilesUpdate-Info: _ under the BannerOpt directory for each APS user profile.
APSinstall-Info: Normally most of the files located under the directory tree /usr/local/moore APSinstall-Info: _ should be owned by the rtap user account. This procedure can update APSinstall-Info: _ the file ownership for these files to resolve possible file access APSinstall-Info: _ conflicts. This is necessary for new installations and in APSinstall-Info: _ installations wherein the rtap user account was modified (this APSinstall-Info: _ would have been indicated in a preceeding message). APSinstall-Info: _ It is not necessary to perform this step to complete the installation APSinstall-Info: _ of APS. ==>> Do you wish to have the ownership and protection updated for all files under /usr/local/moore ? (y/n) [n]: y APSinstall-Info: Changing ownership under /usr/local/moore
APSinstall-Info: The installation procedure can correct the ownership of all files APSinstall-Info: _ for all APS user accounts. This is necessary for new installations APSinstall-Info: _ and in installations wherein the rtap user account was modified (This
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APSinstall-Info: _ would have been indicated in a preceeding message). APSinstall-Info: _ It is not necessary to perform this step to complete the installation APSinstall-Info: _ of APS. ==>> Do you wish to have the ownership and protection updated for all APS user account files ? (y/n) [n]: y APSinstall-Info: Changing user account ownership APSinstall-Info: Set up APACS API Version and APACS APS Scanner Version
APACS API and Scanner Selection. Press OK to proceed
Setting APACS API to Version: V4_41 APSinstall-Info: Updating TCL index files APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/alarmSupport APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/apsAdjuster APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/apsDBConfig APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/apsServer APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/archiveMgr1 APSinstall-Info: _ Updating Tcl/Tk library directory /usr/moore/tcl/lib/sysManagement APSinstall-Info: Updating file ownership under /usr/opt/APS0300-00 APSinstall-Info: Updating binary file ownership APSinstall-Info: Updating directory ownerships
APSinstall-Info: PI appears to be installed on this system ==>> Do you wish to setup or update setup for PI? (y/n) [y]: APSinstall-Info: PI can automatically be started when the system boots up
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APSinstall-Info: APS includes a script for this purpose ==>> Do you want to enable the standard APS script for PI start up? (y/n) [y]: APSPIinstall-Info: The PI archiver was previously configured ==>> Do you wish to reconfigure the PI archiver? (y/n) [n]: 11.11.4.1 Mirroring
==>> Do you wish to setup the system for RTAP database mirroring? (y/n) [n]: When database mirroring is turned on, only one server will actually scan the controllers for data. The other servers scanners will be in standby mode and will get data from the server which is scanning. This method should only be used in special situations where the quantity of data to be scanned is so large that the communications bandwidth to have both systems scanning is impractical. 11.11.4.2 PI API
If the system does not have PI installed APS will supply its own API since some software requires the API to be in place. 11.11.4.3 Direktor
If APSinstall finds a directory with the Direktor application it will ask for the name of the install directory so that it may create a link to the /usr/moore/dk directory. Its suggestion may be incorrect if there are multiple versions of Direktor on the system. If this is the case, enter the correct directory when prompted. 11.11.4.4 Modem Setup
If this is a new install or a large jump in revisions you should choose yes to setting up a modem. It does not harm anything to do this multiple times although it is unnecessary if it has already been done. Choose tty01 for Servers. Choose tty00 for Workstations.
Unless there is something else using the respective Comm ports you should adhere to the above suggestion. Choose the closest match for modem type. If you are unsure then select Hayes compatible. 11.11.4.5 Kernel Parameters
==>> Do you wish to have kernel parameters checked/set for use with APS ? (y/n) [y]: Select Yes unless you know this has been performed previously with the same revision of APS.
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User Accounts
If this is a new system APSinstall will add 5 accounts to the system. Use the following passwords. rtap moore mooreprv piadmin osi 11.11.4.7 APSrtap APSmoore APSmoore PIadmin PIuser Max Users
==>> Enter the maximum number of simultaneous APS users that could use this system at one time [4]: ==>> You entered: 4 Is this correct? (y/n) [n]: y Accept the default. 11.11.4.8 Banner Actions
==>> Do you wish to update APS Banner Actions now? (y/n) [y]: Enter Yes, if this is an update of APS and you know that the banner actions have changed. If you are unsure then say Yes. You may say No if this is a new system or APSinstall has been run previously on the current revision of APS. 11.11.4.9 Process Graphics Window Manager (pgwm)
This application will limit the number of graphics displayed to 1 schematic and 1 panel at a time. You may have up to 4 minimized at a time for quick call up. Answer Yes if this is desired. 11.11.4.10 Direktor Security
==>> Do you want Direktor security checking to be enabled for all users and profiles ? (y/n) [n]: If you dont know what this is then accept the default of No. 11.11.4.11 Permissions
==>> Do you wish to have the ownership and protection updated for all files under /usr/local/moore Enter Yes for a new install or if a new project has been loaded. Otherwise enter No. ==>> Do you wish to have the ownership and protection updated for all APS user account files ? (y/n) [n]: y Enter Yes for a new install or if new accounts have been added. Otherwise enter No.
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PI
==>> Do you wish to setup or update setup for PI? (y/n) [y]: Answer Yes if this is the first time through an APSinstall with PI installed. Otherwise enter No. ==>> Do you want to enable the standard APS script for PI start up? (y/n) [y]: Answer Yes unless you know better. ==>> Do you wish to reconfigure the PI archiver? (y/n) [n]: Answer No unless you intend to change the size of the PI archives. n
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12.0 Installing PI
To install the PI software, proceed as follows:
cd /usr/tmp mkdir PI32 cd PI32
1. If the software was provided on a tape, place the tape into the tape drive and use the following commands:
tar xv
2. If the software was delivered electronically to the /usr/tmp/PI32 directory, uncompress and extract it with the following command:
gunzip -c /usr/tmp/PI32/PI32.tgz | tar xv -
3. If the software is on CD extract it with the following commands.

mount -r -t cdfs -o noversion /dev/rzXc /mnt
where X is the SCSI ID of the CD-ROM drive
gunzip -c /mnt/PI32.tgz | tar xv -
12.1 PI Software Revisions in APS 2.63 PI 3.2 Build 332 PI-API 1.2.3.1 PI-ProcessBook 2.0 PI-DataLink 1.7.1
Upgrades from PI 3.0 systems are not supported in PI 3.2. These systems should first be upgraded to 3.1 before proceeding with a 3.2 upgrade. Run /opt/PI/adm/piartool v to determine version of PI is currently installed on the system. 12.2 INSTALL/UPGRADE PI Server Software Detailed procedures are described in the PI Data Archive for Windows NT and UNIX Getting Started with PI System manual (Starting.zip in Docs directory). In short,
/sbin/init.d/StartupPiServer stop cd /usr/tmp/PI32
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./pi_install
Run the installation script (use the default answers to upgrade PI to 3.2)
Then correct the file permissions for PI to work correctly in an APS system
cd /opt/PI chmod +rx . chmod -R +rx * chown -R piadmin * chgrp -R pigrp * chmod +s adm/piconfig
The last character is a period
12.2.1 Start Up the PI Server After performing the above installation steps, the PI server can be started
/sbin/init.d/StartupPiServer start
12.3 Files that need to be Checked

/usr/local/moore/etc/pi/piserver.host /opt/PI/lib/libpiapi.so /usr/local/moore/etc/pi/archive.last /var/spool/cron/crontabs/piadmin
The first line should read localhost for E-PI installations The file permissions should be readable by everyone If it is not there, restore it from the backup tape If it is not there, copy from
/usr/moore/etc/newconfig/pi/crontab.piadmin
to /var/spool/cron/crontabs/piadmin n
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APS Updates and Options

Rev 0000 0000 0001 0032 0003

Name mthrbrd0 mem0 cpu0 iod0/iod1 saddle0

Slot 1 2 3 4 5 Bus1 Slot Bus0 Slot 1 2 3 4 Bus2 Slot 0

Type 4828086 88115333 91011 91011 91011

Rev 0015 0054 0020 0020 0020

Name pceb0 vga0 tulip1 tulip2 tulip3

Type 11000 11001 11069 91011

Rev 0002 0002 0002 0020

Name ncr0 pcb0 dac0 tulip0

To set the mode, type in commands similar to this example:

Edit the swxcr_monitor script to include 2 monitors.

Accessing the Online Management Utility for Compaq UNIX GUI

director/DK80.tar Not on APS CD. Must use a licensed copy.

Direktor Version 8.0 PI Version 3.2 build 332-17

System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure

System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure

System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure

System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure

System Reference Manual (SRM) Firmware Update Procedure

Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure

Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure

Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure

Operating System (OS) Installation Procedure

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APS Updates and Option Package

APS Updates and Option Package

Installing DEC Event Software

This displays a list of associated products as shown in Figure 91.

APS Updates and Option Package

APS Updates and Option Package

Installing Performance Manager

This displays a product lists as shown in (Figure 94).

APS Updates and Option Package

10.0 System Configuration

Figure 103 Select Network Icon

Figure 104 Network Setup Wizard

Figure 105 Set Up Network Interface Card(s)

Figure 106 Net Config: Configuring Ethernet Interface

Figure 107 Net Config: Static Routes

Figure 108 Net Config: Routing Services

Figure 1013 NFS Icon

Figure 1014 NFS Configuration Display

Figure 1021 Printer Config: Remote Printer Settings

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11.0 Software Application Installation

Software Application Installation