Course data sheet
HPE Nonstop Compute System Administration I
H1SC3S
Table of Contents
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This course provides a foundational introduction to HPE Nonstop Compute system architecture, hardware components, system startup sequence and more. It explains core concepts such as Processor Nodes, and the roles of SCLIMs and NCLIMs, processes and SCF configuration. You learn how storage, networking, and I/O subsystems are structured and managed. This course also covers the HPE Nonstop System Console and essential monitoring tools for system health and troubleshooting. Hands-on labs reinforce configuration, process management, CLIM operations, and real-world fault scenarios.
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There are no prerequisites for this course, but we recommend you have the following before attending:
- A solid understanding of general computer systems and HPE Nonstop Compute server environments·
- Foundation knowledge of HPE ProLiant DL server hardware·
- Basic knowledge of the Windows Server operating system ·
- Completed HPE Nonstop Compute System Fundamentals (U4147S) or have equivalent experience
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After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe HPE Nonstop Compute hardware and its interconnect architecture
- Outline the cold‑load process
- Start processes manually and configure them for automatic restart
- Work with SCF, understand its purpose, and adjust configuration settings
- Explain what Controller Interface Modules (CLIMs) are, how they function, and how they are configured
- Identify where MEUs reside and understand their role
- Understand how Storage CLIMs detect connected devices
- Configure I/O processes for volumes and tape devices
- Describe maintenance providers and their function
- Understand how external connections to the HPE Nonstop Compute system achieve redundancy
- Manage network CLIM failover and perform manual switchovers and restores
- Monitor individual system components
- Set up component‑level monitoring
- Use monitoring tools and EMS logging for troubleshooting
- Diagnose issues and resolve alarms triggered by component failures
| Module 1: Course Introduction |
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| Module 2: Hardware and Interconnectivity |
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| Module 3: Programs and Processes |
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| Module 4: SCF |
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| Module 5: Cluster IO Modules (CLIMs) |
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| Module 6: Storage CLIMs and Devices |
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| Module 7: Network CLIMs and Interfaces |
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| Module 8: Status Monitoring |
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