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Subject: Cluster disk queries
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Date: Tue, 11-Jun-85 17:19:17 EDT
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From: Richard Garland <OC.GARLAND@CU20B.ARPA>

I have 2 queries:

We have a microVAX running microVMS V4.1.  It is on DECnet (Ethernet).
When I do show Device, the disks come out with the node name in front
like a cluster disk, thus:

CUCHMU$DUA0	online	etc.
CUCHMU$DUA1	etc.

question:  What SYSGEN or other parameter makes it display things like this?
Before I did anything it was coming out "SALONE$DUA0" and I found a sysgen
parameter SCSNODE which I changed to be the DECnet node name like the book
said.  The disks on our 780 have no such prefix.  What's happening?


Other question:  Disks on all my machines (micro and macroVAXes) are
marked "available to cluster" when I do SHOW VOLUME.  What is this?
There is no MSCP server running.  We have no cluster.  Is this normal?
Can I (should I) turn it off?

Thanks.

					Rg
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