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The TruCluster Server Handbook authoritatively details how to plan, design, install, configure, and administer a cluster of Tru64 UNIX systems. The book explains how to configure and optimize hardware underlying a TruCluster server, including storage
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Vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs) have long been considered a viable source for alternative energy; however, limited published research has contributed to limited technological advancement in these machines. Slower advancements are due, in part, to
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the Cluster Application Availability (CAA) framework. CAA is used to make an application that would normally be restricted to running on only one member in a cluster capable of automatically relocating to anot
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The Device Request Dispatcher (DRD) is a subsystem that dispatches requests to devices. It dispatches Input/Output requests to any storage device in the cluster. The main function of the DRD is to coordinate access to the storage devices in a cluster
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Publisher Summary One of the greatest maintenance benefits of TruCluster Server is the rolling upgrade. A rolling upgrade helps to update the operating system and the cluster software. There are three basic tasks that can be accomplished by performin
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Migrating from TruCluster Production Server or TruCluster Available Server version 1.[56] to TruCluster Server version 5.X is a fairly significant task since it is not possible to perform a “rolling” upgrade. In fact, it is not possible to have a
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The alternative to having names for network locations is to always use 32 bit Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to refer to targets. All of the cluster members have network interfaces, and all of the interfaces have IP addresses associated with them.
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Publisher Summary Losing an entire member boot disk—which only affects a single member—or cluster_root, cluster_usr, and cluster_var or problems to your data file system(s) are extremely rare situations if guidance provided in the TruCluster Serv
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In a TruCluster Server environment, Tru64 UNIX is installed only once. In this Tru64 UNIX installation process, the first step is to install all software components of the operating system. Some important documents are always reviewed before starting
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This chapter can help people understand the differences and similarities in the life of a system administrator once the cluster is up. The typical tasks of a system administrator consists of handling many tasks such as responding to user requests, re
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