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4-64 Windows Setup
Step 12: Make Settings for Failure Management
Make the following settings beforehand to ensure quick recovery from failure.
Set Memory Dump (Debug Information)
This section explains the setting for collecting memory dump (debug information) in the server.
IMPORTANT:
Notes on memory dump
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The maintenance personnel designated by your sales agent are responsible for collecting
memory dump. Customers should make settings of memory dump only.
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Sometimes a message indicating a shortage of virtual memory appears at the system startup,
when a failure has occurred after making settings described here and you have restarted the
system to save the memory dump. Continue the startup. If you restart the system, you may
not be able to collect the memory dump accurately.
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If an error such as a stop error of the OS occurs, the normal dump function may run instead
of the quick dump function depending on the system status. However, the memory dump
file can be used for failure analysis equivalent to that of the quick dump function.
Follow the procedure below to specify.
1.
Click Start and select [Control Panel].
The [Control Panel] window appears.
2.
Click [System and Security] and then select [System].
NOTE:
If [View by] is not set as [Category], start [System] from Control Panel directly.
3.
Click [Advanced system settings].
The [System Properties] dialog box appears.
4.
Select [Advanced] tab.
5.
Click [Settings] on the [Startup and Recovery] group box.
6.
Modify [Dump file] in the [Write debugging information] group box, and click [OK].
e.g. Write the debug information in D drive with the file name
"MEMORY.DMP".
D:\MEMORY.DMP