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Getting Started
Powering Up NovaScale 6085 Server Domains
The NovaScale 6085 Server is designed to operate as two hardware–independent SMP
systems, or domains.
For easy configuration and optimum use of the physical and logical resources required for
simultaneous operation, domains are defined by the Customer Administrator via the
PAM
Domain Scheme wizard.
For further details about domain configuration, see Configuring Domains , on page 5-32.
The server is delivered with a default scheme, or configuration file, called
MyOperationsScheme–xx containing two domains, MyOperations–xx–1 and
MyOperations–xx–2 .your An Operating System instance is pre–installed on each domain
boot disk (EFI LUN). According to your requirements, identical or different Operating System
instances may be pre–installed on each EFI LUN. The default scheme allows domains to be
booted simultaneously or independently. A brief summary of the organization of physical
and logical resources in
MyOperationsScheme–xx is given in the following table.
Notes:
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xx in the default scheme and domain names represents the Central Subsystem HW
identifier (from 00 to 16). For further details, refer to PMB Code Wheel Settings , on page
4-42.
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In the screen shots, tables, and examples in this guide:
– MyOperationsScheme–xx is referred to as MyOperationsScheme
– MyOperations–xx–1 is referred to as MyOperations–1
– MyOperations–xx–2 is referred to as MyOperations–2
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In the screen shots in this guide, an instance of Microsoft Windows is pre–installed on
MyOperations–xx–1 and an instance of Linux is pre–installed on MyOperations–xx–2 .
Operating System type is indicated by the Microsoft Windows or Linux logo in the
Domain Identities box.