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Configuring Data Communication
You must configure your data communication because the information is
used by the data communication terminal controller(s) (DTC) to allow
terminal communication.
1. Log on and and create a new file from the sample file
NMSAMP1.PUB.SYS. Follow the steps below.
:HELLO MANAGER.SYS
:FILE CONFIG=NMCONFIG.PUB.SYS;DEV=1
:FCOPY FROM=NMSAMP1.PUB.SYS;TO=*CONFIG;NEW
2. Use NMMGR to modify the DTS configuration in NMCONFIG.
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NOTE NMSAMP1 does not contain a value in the physical path field
of the DTSLINK screen. When you are in NMMGR, enter the
value 56 in the physical path field. You must also supply
the local node name.
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If you have a PC-based network management, configure the DTC(s)
following the installation and configuration procedures described
in the Using the OpenView DTC Manager Manual (D2355-90001). For
more information on host-based network management, refer to the
Configuring Systems for Terminals, Printers and Other Serial
Devices Manual (32022-61000). For more information on NMMGR,
refer to Using Node Management Services (NMS) Utilities
(32022-61005).
If you have purchased the MPE/iX NS product, use the "guided
configuration" within NMMGR to configure NS. You must also use
NMMGR to validate the DTS configuration and the MPE/iX NS product
(if it is on your system). When you have completed the validation
in NMMGR, exit the program
:NMMGR
After you have made your changes to the datacomm configuration,
NMMGR automatically runs SYSGEN to cross validate the system and
datacomm configuration. You can then exit NMMGR.
3. Shut down the system.
CTRL A
=SHUTDOWN
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| Shutdown of user process begins. (Shut 1) |
| Shutdown of user process begins. (Shut 2) |
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| Shutdown of operating system complete. (Shut 6) |
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There will be several shutdown messages similar to those shown
above.
4. After the last shutdown message, (Shut 6), restart the system by
pressing the CTRL and B keys at the same time. Respond to the
prompts as shown. You must connect to the service processor
before you can restart the system.
CTRL B
CM>SP
SP>RS
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| Type Y to confirm your intention to execute this command (y/n): Y |
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Do not respond to "Press any key within 10 seconds to cancel boot
with this configuration."
If the system does not respond to the CTRL B within ten seconds
power the system off and then back on again, and repeat step 5.
5. Confirm that you want to boot the system from the primary path.
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| Continue with primary boot path ([y]/n/<path>) >Y |
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| Trying boot path 0/52.0.0.0.0.0.0 |
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| Booting... |
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| Interact with ISL (Y or N)?> Y |
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| MMSAVE Version n.nn |
| DUMPAREA found, save main memory ot disc |
| ISL loaded |
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| ISL Revision v.uu.ff Month Day, Year |
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| ISL> |
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When the system is up, power cycle all DTCs, or perform a reset
using TERMDSM in SYSDIAG (you only need to do this for host-based
DTCs).
Start the system from the disk:
ISL>START NORECOVERY
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NOTE Rebooting the system enables the validated datacomm
configuration to take effect on the system.
Power cycling each DTC enables the new download file and the
DTC configurations to be downloaded to the DTCs. The DTCs
will not work if this step is not completed.
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The system displays a series of startup messages, and you are
prompted to confirm the date and time, as shown below.
If the date and time displayed are accurate, respond Y. If not,
respond N, and enter the correct date and time when prompted.
Time must be entered in a 24-hour format (e.g., 5:00 p.m. is
entered as 17:00). Seconds default to 00 if not specified.
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| MPE/iX launch facility |
| Initialize_genesis - Version ; nnnnnn.nnnn |
| TUE, AUG 11, 1993, 10:20:03 AM (y/n)? Y/N |
| [CMUX_DAM] n n n n |
| Initialize genesis completed |
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For the next 5-6 minutes, startup and initialization messages are
displayed similar to the screen shown below.
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| Initialize genesis completed. |
| Create Console Messages kso completed. |
| Initialize memory manager completed. |
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| SESSION Scheduling Initialized |
| Initiate Operator Logon |
| JOB Scheduling Initialized |
| Successfully launched diagnostic monitor process. |
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NOTE NS3000/XL now includes information files that describe the
supported set of servers and services. These information
files are used to build a configuration file called
DADCONF.NET.SYS. Be sure to perform the following steps.
Wait until the jobstream is complete before starting step 7
below.
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:HELLO MANAGER.SYS; HIPRI
:SPOOLER LP;START
:STREAMS streams device
:LIMIT 1,1
:STREAM JCONFJOB.NET.SYS
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NOTE If you have the NewWave Office products, HP Resource Sharing
or HP Information Access, please go to chapter 3 to complete
your installation or update. After you have completed the
instructions in chapter 3, continue with step 7 below.
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6. If you have NS3000/XL configured, bring up the configured network
interfaces. Be sure to use the same names for the network
interfaces that were used in the configuration.
For example, if you have configured network interfaces with the
names LOOP and LAN1, enter:
:NETCONTROL START;NET=LOOP
:NETCONRTOL START;NET=LAN1
:NSCONTROL START
If you have configured only the router network interface with the
name ROUTER1, enter:
:NETCONTROL START;NET=ROUTER1
:NSCONTROL START