RE: ECS doesn't work -- MIDRANGE-L

Talk to your CE about your rack configuration.  They should help you edit
this and get all your hardware resources correct.  The system does not
necessarily update the files correctly.  Especially if you move a card or
replace a card with a different one.  I argued with my CE on who's
responsible for updating the rack configuration / Hardware resources.  He
said it was a billable thing and I said it should have been done when He
moved/update the card/drives in the system.  Well I did it with our
operations manager and an outside consultant.  Between the three of us we
were able to identify the physical hardware and update the files.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Kuznitz [mailto:docfxit@calwest.net]
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 9:23 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: RE: ECS doesen't work


Thanks Tim.  That's just what I need right now.  More confusion.

Talk about confusion.  I thought maybe the qesline may have a problem so 
I deleted it.  I ran the program QTIINSTL and it recreated the line just 
fine.  I saw it.  Yes I did a F5 to refresh the screen.  I veryed it on and 
off.  No problem.  I did a SNDSRVRQS *TEST.  I got an error CPF2601 
Line  description not found.  I did it all over again.  Same results.  I 
proceeded with a RCMSTG.  

Then to add to the confusion.  The resource in the rack description is 
wrong.  The book "Setting Up Your 9401 Model 150" says on page 1-15 to 
connect the cable to the left side of the adapter card position 2B.  The 
book also shows a picture of the back side of the 150 and 2B is the 
second card from the bottom on the left connector page 1-23.  I tested it 
and it responds just fine.   When I do a Wrkhdwrsc it shows the resource 
in 1B.  The rest of the resources are just as messed up.  The Ethernet line 
it shows should be in 1C when it's actually in 2C (and the book confirms 
this)  And it is actually working in 2C.  Why would the factory settings 
show the rack wrong?  Or is there a PTF that I haven't found that fixes 
this?  Or is there another book that tells you to add 1 to all resource 
names in Wrkhdwrsc?  After all 1B + 1 = 2B.   1C + 1 = 2C.  Maybe I'm 
supposed to modify the rack config from the factory settings?

Thanks,

Gary Kuznitz

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