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'''Fibre Channel''' is a high-performance ANSI standard network and storage interconnect for PCI-based Alpha systems. It is a full-duplex serial interconnect and can simultaneously transmit and receive over 100 megabytes per second. Fibre Channel supports simultaneous access of SCSI storage by multiple nodes connected to a Fibre Channel switch. A second type of interconnect is needed for node-to-node communications.
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'''SCACP''' (the SCA Control Program) is a system management tool for monitoring and managing cluster communications.
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* that you could use angle brackets (<>) instead of square brackets ([]) in DCL [[File specification|directory specifications]]?
 
* that you could use angle brackets (<>) instead of square brackets ([]) in DCL [[File specification|directory specifications]]?
 
* that the maximum value of the [[LGI parameters|LGI_HID_TIM]] parameter which specifies how long OpenVMS does not let intruders log in to the system is 1261440000 seconds, or 40 years?
 
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  • that you could use angle brackets (<>) instead of square brackets ([]) in DCL directory specifications?
  • that the maximum value of the LGI_HID_TIM parameter which specifies how long OpenVMS does not let intruders log in to the system is 1261440000 seconds, or 40 years?
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