Each data communications product consists of a variety of
software modules. Each module has an individual version number.
The software modules of all Hewlett-Packard data communications products
use a standard version stamp, with the following format:
v
The version number of the software. This corresponds to a major
revision or a version for a new or revised system environment.
u
The update level of the software. This corresponds to a significant
revision in product functionality.
f
The fix level of the software. This corresponds to a new, supported
revision of the software.
i
The internal fix level of the software. This is for differentiating
special releases of software that do not correspond to a normal release
cycle.
A subsystem is a grouping of software modules. The software modules within each
subsystem usually have a common or similar function. NS 3000/iX is grouped into
the following subsystems:
The Network Services.
Network transport.
Node management services.
Link support services.
Node management configurator.
The vuuff version stamp fields of the software modules must be
the same for all configured software, but the internal fix iii
fields may differ.
Verify Version of Data Communications Software
Use the NMMAINT utility to display the individual and overall
version numbers for all software modules of NS 3000/iX,
SNA IMF, and SNA NRJE Network Services, as well as the SNA and NS 3000/iX
network link products.
Enter the command:
RUN NMMAINT.PUB.SYS
If the version, update, and fix levels of these modules do not
match, the subsystem will not work correctly. Include the information
provided by NMMAINT in any change request (CR) you submit to
Hewlett-Packard. See Appendix B "Submitting an
CR" for information about submitting CRs.
Verify Version of Network Transport Software
To display the version numbers of all of the software modules for the network
transport, use the MOD option of the NETCONTROL VERSION command
as shown below:
NETCONTROL VERSION=MOD
Verify Version of Network Services Software
To display the version numbers of all of the software modules for the Network
Services, use the MOD option of the NSCONTROL VERSION command
as shown:
NSCONTROL VERSION=MOD