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%DCL-I-INVDEF, $1$DGA100:[USER] does not exist

The delete command removes the USER directory from the disk volume. The show default

command verifies that the user directory is removed.

10. Restore the default login directory by entering this command:

set default sys$login:

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Overview8
- What's in this Guide8
- Audience8
- Features and Requirements8
- Fibre Channel Interface9
- Device Emulation Types10
- Failover10
- SNMP Configuration11
- RAID Manager Command Devices11
2 Hp-Ux12
- Installation Roadmap12
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array12
- Installing and Configuring the Host15
- Connecting the Disk Array16
  - Verifying FCA Installation17
  - Verifying Device Recognition17
- Configuring Disk Array Devices18
3 Windows26
- Installation Roadmap26
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array26
- Installing and Configuring the Host30
- Connecting the Disk Array31
  - Verifying the Host Recognizes Array Devices31
- Configuring Disk Devices32
4 Nonstop35
- Installation Roadmap35
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array35
- Installing and Configuring the Host38
- Connecting the Disk Array39
  - Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition39
- Configuring Disk Devices39
5 Openvms40
- Installation Roadmap40
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array40
- Installing and Configuring the Host46
- Configuring FC Switches47
- Connecting the Disk Array47
  - Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition47
- Configuring Disk Array Devices48
6 Vmware51
- Installation Roadmap51
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array51
- Installing and Configuring the Host54
- Connecting the Disk Array56
- Setting up Virtual Machines (Vms) and Guest Operating Systems56
7 Linux58
- Installation Roadmap58
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array58
- Installing and Configuring the Host62
- Connecting the Disk Array63
  - Restarting the Linux Server63
  - Verifying New Device Recognition63
- Configuring Disk Array Devices64
8 Solaris67
- Installation Roadmap67
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array67
- Installing and Configuring the Host71
- Connecting the Disk Array76
  - Adding the New Device Paths to the System76
  - Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices76
- Configuring Disk Array Devices76
- Configuring for Use with Veritas Volume Manager 4.X and Later78
9 Ibm Aix79
- Installation Roadmap79
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array79
- Installing and Configuring the Host83
- Connecting the Disk Array84
  - Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices84
- Configuring Disk Array Devices85
10 Citrix Xenserver Enterprise93
- Installation Roadmap93
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array93
- Installing and Configuring the Host97
- Connecting the Disk Array98
  - Restarting the Linux Server98
  - Verifying New Device Recognition98
- Configuring Disk Array Devices99
1 Troubleshooting107
- Error Conditions107
12 Support and Other Resources109
- Contacting HP109
- Related Information109
- Websites109
- Typographic Conventions110
- Customer Self Repair110
A Path Worksheet111
- Worksheet111
B Path Worksheet (Nonstop)112
- Worksheet112
C Disk Array Supported Emulations113
- Hp-Ux113
- Windows118
- Nonstop121
  - Supported Emulations121
  - Emulation Specifications121
- Openvms122
  - Supported Emulations122
  - Emulation Specifications122
- Vmware125
  - Supported Emulations125
  - Emulation Specifications125
- Linux128
  - Supported Emulations128
  - Emulation Specifications128
- Solaris131
  - Supported Emulations131
  - Emulation Specifications131
- Ibm Aix134
D Using Veritas Cluster Server to Prevent Data Corruption146
- Using VCS I/O Fencing146
E Reference Information for the HP System Administration Manager (SAM)149
- Configuring the Devices Using SAM149
- Setting the Maximum Number of Volume Groups Using SAM150
F HP Clustered Gateway Deployments151
- Windows151
- Linux152
Glossary154
Index156

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