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Attention:
Selecting
fast
IPL
results
in
several
diagnostic
tests
being
skipped
and
a
shorter
memory
test
being
run.
Service
Processor
Reboot/Restart
Recovery
Reboot
describes
bringing
the
system
hardware
back
up;
for
example,
from
a
system
reset
or
power-on.
The
boot
process
ends
when
control
passes
to
the
operating
system
process.
Restart
describes
activating
the
operating
system
after
the
system
hardware
is
reinitialized.
Restart
must
follow
a
successful
reboot.
Boot
(IPL)
Speed
When
the
system
enters
reboot
recovery,
slow
IPL
is
automatically
started,
which
gives
the
POST
an
opportunity
to
locate
and
report
any
problems
that
might
otherwise
be
unreported.
Failure
During
Boot
Process
During
the
boot
process,
either
initially
after
system
power-on
or
upon
reboot
after
a
system
failure,
the
service
processor
monitors
the
boot
progress.
If
progress
stops,
the
service
processor
can
reinitiate
the
boot
process
(reboot)
if
enabled
to
do
so.
The
service
processor
can
re-attempt
this
process
according
to
the
number
of
retries
selected
in
the
Reboot/Restart
Policy
Setup
Menu.
Failure
During
Normal
System
Operation
When
the
boot
process
completes
and
control
transfers
to
the
operating
system
(OS),
the
service
processor
can
monitor
operating
system
activity
(see
the
Set
Surveillance
Parameters
option
in
the
SERVICE
PROCESSOR
SETUP
MENU).
If
OS
activity
stops
due
to
a
hardware-
or
software-induced
failure,
the
service
processor
can
initiate
a
reboot/restart
process
based
on
the
settings
in
the
Service
Processor
Reboot/Restart
Policy
Setup
Menu
and
the
OS
automatic
restart
settings
(see
the
operating
system
documentation).
If
you
are
using
the
AIX
operating
system,
the
menu
item
under
SMIT
for
setting
the
restart
policy
is
Automatically
Reboot
After
Crash.
The
default
is
false.
When
the
setting
is
true,
and
if
the
service
processor
parameter
″Use
OS-Defined
Restart
Policy″
is
yes
(the
default),
the
service
processor
takes
over
for
AIX
to
reboot/restart
after
a
hardware
or
surveillance
failure.
Service
Processor
Reboot/Restart
Policy
Controls
The
operating
system’s
automatic
restart
policy
(see
operating
system
documentation)
indicates
the
operating
system
response
to
a
system
crash.
The
service
processor
can
be
instructed
to
refer
to
that
policy
by
the
Use
OS-Defined
Restart
Policy
setup
menu.
If
the
operating
system
has
no
automatic
restart
policy,
or
if
it
is
disabled,
then
the
service
processor-restart
policy
can
be
controlled
from
the
service
processor
menus.
Use
the
Enable
Supplemental
Restart
Policy
selection.
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