A: To setup tcpware:
@tcpware: cnfnet menu
Tcpware (r) for open vms version 5.3-2 network configuration
procedure for:
Tcp/ip services: netware services:
Ftp-open vms fss-openvms
Nfts-openvms client nps-openvms
Nfs-openvms server tes-openvms
Smtp-openvms
Telnet-openvms
Kerberos services
This procedure helps you define the parameters
needed to get tcpware(r) for open vms running on this system.
This procedure created the configuration data
file,
Tcpware_specific:[tcpware]tcpware_configure.com, to reflect
your systems configuration.
Type <return> to continue...
Tcpware (r) for open vms configuration menu
Configuration options:
1- configure tcpware services
2- configure netware services
3- startup/restart all tcpware services
4- shutdown all tcpware services
L- display the software licensing information
(password)
M- exit the configuration procedure (changes will be saved)
Enter configuration option: 1
Tcpware services configuration menu
Configuration options:
1- core environment for tcp/ip services
2- configure all tcp/ip services
3- configure a specific tcp/ip component
4- startup/restart tcp/ip services
5- shutdown tcp/ic component
6- startup/restart a specific tcp/ip component
7- shutdown a specific tcp/ip companent
E- exit to previous menu
Enter configure option: 1
Configuring the core tcp/ip environment....
Please enter your process software maintenance
agreement (mas) number
If you have one and have it available. This number can be
found on the top
Of you software maintenance and support acknowledgement form.
If you do not have this number, press <return>
at the prompt. If you would
Like to enter this information later, you can set it using
the command
$ @tcpware:cnfnet mas
Enter your maintenance agreement (mas) number [65528m]:
You need to enter the line identifications for
the available network
Devices. The following is a partial list of the network devices
that are
Supported:
Line id network device
Qna-n for digital's delqa, desqa, or deqna (xqdriver)
Una-n for digital's delua or denua (xedriver)
Bna-n for digital's debni, debna, or debnt (etdriver)
Sva-n for digital's desva (esdriver)
Mna-n for digital's demna (exdriver)
Isa-n for digital's vax 4000 (ezdriver)
Mfa-n for digital's demfa fddicontroller 400 (fxdriver)
Fza-n for digital's defza fddicontroller 700 (fcdriver)
Pro-n for proteon's pronet (pndriver)
Hyp-n for nsc's hyperchannel (nxdriver)
Slip-n for (static) serial line ip (any terminal device)
Decnet-n for ip over decnet (requires decnet)
Dsb-n for digital's dsb32 (sldriver)
Dst-n for digital's dst32 (zsdriver)
Dsv-n for digital's dsv11 (sjdriver)
X25-n for vax p.s.i. (ip over x.25)
Lpb-0 for local loopback (no device driver)
Unless your system has more than one controller,
n is 0. Enter the line
Identification [lpb-0, isa-0, ewa-0]: ewa-0
You need to supply the following information
for each line:
- the internet address for the line
- the name for the line (same as the host name if single line
host, fully qualified domain name is using dns)
- the subnet mask for the line
- the line specific information (depends on the line)
If a network is not subnetted, press return
at the subnet mask prompt.
Otherwise, enter the subnet mask for the network as an internet
address.
These are the default subnet masks for each
network class:
Network class default subnet mask
A 255.0.0.0
B 255.255.0.0
C 255.255.255.0
Using loopback (127.0.0.1)as name for line lpb-0.
What is the local host's internet address for
line ewa-0 [192.168.108.100]:
What is the name for line ewa-0 [lab0]:
What is the subnet mask for line ewa-0 [255.255.255.01]
Do you want to enable trailer packet support for line ewa-0
[no]
Do you want to enable rarp (reverse arp) support for line
ewa-0 [yes]
The network devices are configured as follows:
Line address name options
Lpb-0 127.0.0.1 loopback
Ewa-0 192.168.108.100 lab0 /mask=255.255.255.0
/flags=(notrailers)
Is this configuration correct [yes]:
If your network is connected to other networks,
you may wish to enter the
Internet address of a default gateway. If your network has
more than one
Gateway, enter the gateway "closest" to the networks
that you will be
Connecting to most frequently. The (sub)network portion of
the internet
Address for the gateway must match that of a locally connected
(sub)
Network.
Enter 0.0.0.0 if you need to remove a previously
defined default gateway or your network does not have any
gateways.
Your routing requirements might be more complex
if your network has
Several gateways. Handle this by adding the appropriate netcu
commands (such as add route) to the tcpware_common:[tcpware]routing.com
command procedure.
For more information on routing, refer to the
tcpware for openvms(r)
Documentation.
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