Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 1800 Manuale utente

NetView Service Point

SmartSwitch 1800, FRX4000,

FRX6000, and Frame Relay Module

Supplemental Software

User Guide

09-41-06-092-03

The Complete Networking Solution

Supplemental Software User’s Guide iii

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About This Manual

Rev Date Reason for Update

01 June 1996 Initial release of document

02 February 1997 Product name change

03 March 1998 Product name change

This manual describes how to access the NetViewService Point function in a SmartSwitch

1800, 9W004, FRX4000, or FRX6000from a NetView host. It is assumed that the user has a

working knowledge of NetView, so this document does not attempt to explain how to use

NetView.

Related Documents

These appropriateproduct-specific user guide(s) can be ordered from Cabletron Systems:

●SmartSwitch 1800 Release 4.0 User Guide, Cabletron number 09-44-06-018.

●9W004 Release 4.0 User Guide, Cabletron number09-41-06-169.

●Netlink FRX4000 & FRX6000 Release 4.0 User Guide, Cabletron number

09-41-06-162.

iv NetView Service Point

Supplemental Software User Guide 1

Introduction

NetViewsupport in Cabletron frame relay access products provides manager access

to downstream SDLC devices,and allows themanager to diagnose problems and

change parameters in the node to overcome some problems.

The NetView host (focal point) sends commands to the service point in the form of

NMVTs (network management vector transports). The service point function trans-

lates information from the node into NMVTs and responds to the host.

The various user guides (FRX4000/6000, SmartSwitch 1800, and Frame Relay

Module) describesthe NetView function inthe relatedproducts. The remainder of this

document describes the supported operations on the NetView host.

Installing the Cabletron Supplemental Software

It isstrongly recommended that the software be installed by

someone familiar with NetView.

To install the Cabletron software into the host device, follow this procedure:

1. Upload the binary/EBCDIC files (all files without filename extensions) from the

PC to a temporary or working Partitioned Data Set (PDS) on the host, as follows:

a. Insert the 3.5" (DOS) NetView diskette into the device and edit the file

SENDER.BAT,replacingthe lowercase letters with values appropriateto your

configuration.

b. Log onto your target host and set it up for a file transfer.

c. Execute UPLOAD.BAT from the PC.

2. Edit Host PDS member "NSS" as follows:

a. Find the sample name "SAMPLE."

b. Enter the names (as known to VTAM) of the Network Management PUs that

identify each Netlink node to NetView.

c. Optionally, enter the Data Set Name to record configuration change requests.

3. Copy or move all members whose fourth character is a "U" or "V" to a NetView

Panel dataset. Copy or move all other members to a Clist dataset.

2NetView Service Point

Operation

To invoketheprogram, enter NSSfrom the NCCF. This will display a screen similar

to the following:

Figure 1 Main Status Panel

Data Displayed

Service Point Name

Status – is the status (active or inactive) of the PU.

Prod Type– will always be OLX.

Software Version – is the current version of the Cabletron software.

Config Name – is always OLXCONF.

Last Loaded – is the time of the last IPL.

Function Key Operations

Pressing one of thefunction keys listed below will perform the appropriate operation:

[PF1] Help – willdisplay a"road map" ofthepanels (screens),shown in

Figure2.

[PF3] End – will exitto the NCCF (NetView Controls Command Facility).

[PF7], [PF8] Pg_up,Pg_down – will scroll the screen up or down if there is more

information to display.

[PF11] Rfsh – will re-display the screen with updated values.

SDLC Internetwork Status Panel

PF 1-Help 3-End 4-Ln Status 5-Frm Rly 6-Cfg 7-Pgup 8-Pgdn 9-Restart 11-Rfsh

R-S Service Prod Software Config LastLoaded

PointName Status Type Version Name Date Time

BD0NVSP ACTIV OLX 3200 OLXCONF 11Feb1998 17:45

BD1N VSP INACT

BD2NVSP ACTIV OLX 3200 OLXCONF 12Feb1998 08:52

Supplemental Software User Guide 3

Moving the cursor to an entry under Service Point Name (in Figure 1) and pressing

[PF4] (Ln_Status) will display a line status screen for that service point, as described

under "LineStatus Panel."

Help Panel

Figure2 On-Line HelpPanel

Line Status Panel

Figure 3 Line Status Panel

PU Status Panel

HardwareConfigPanel

PD Stats

Main Status Panel

RTandSYSLOGs

Frame Relay

FR C onfig

PU Config

Line S tatus Panel

Line Stats LineConfig

Service Point: BD0NVSP SDLC Line Status Panel Version: 3200

PF 1-Help 2-Exit 3-End 4-PUStatus 5-Line Stats 6-Config 7-Act 8-Deact 10-Disp

Line Actual Desired

Name Status Status Port Interface DTR DSR CTS DCD

LINE11 ACTIV ACTIV 0/0 RLP/960 ON ON ON OFF

LINE12 ACTIV ACTIV 0/1 RLP/960 ON ON ON ON

4NetView Service Point

Data Displayed

Line Name – is the Name configured on the first screen of the Cabletron deviceSNA

Port record, or if that parameter is not configured, the Name in the NetView Param-

eters part of the Network Defaults record.

Actual Status – is the current status (active or inactive) of the line.

Desired Status – matchesthe Blocked PortFlag (N= active, Y =inactive) configured

on the first screen of the SNA Port record.

Port – is the RLP and port that defines the line.

Interface – is always RLP/960.

DTR/DSR/CTS/DCD – are the current states (On, Off) of the modem signals on the line.

Function Key Operations

Pressing one of the function keyslisted below will perform the appropriate operation

from the Line Status panel:

[PF1] Help – will display the Help panel (Figure 2).

[PF3] End – will return you to the Main Status panel (Figure 1).

Moving the cursor to an entry under Line Name and pressing a supported functionkey

gives you these additional options:

[PF4] PU_Status – will display the PU Status panel for that line, as described

under "PU Status Panel" later.

[PF6] Config – will display a screen of parameters for that line, and allowyou

to change the values of some parameters.See "Line Configuration

Panel" later.

[PF7] Act – will activate the line.

[PF8] Deact – will de-activate the line.

Supplemental Software User Guide 5

PU Status Panel

Figure4 PUStatus Panel

Data Displayed

PU Name – is the PU Name configured in the Cabletron device SNA Port record.

SDLC Actual Status – is the current status (active or inactive) of the PU.

Desired Status – is the Istatus (active or inactive) configured on the PU parameters

screen of the SNA Port record.

POLL ADDR – is the LocalSAPAddress configured on the LLC2 Parameters screen

of theSNA Port record.

LLC2 Actual Status – is the current status (active or inactive) of the LLC2 session.

LANCON Status – is not applicable. (This is from part of the software that is shared

with Netlink's SDLC Link Server.)

MACAddress –is the LocalMAC Address configuredon the LLC2 Parameters screen

of theSNA Port record.

XID – is the ID created from IDBLK and IDNUM in the SNA Port record.

Function Key Operations

Pressingoneofthefunctionkeys listed below willperformtheappropriate operation

from thePU Status panel:

[PF1] Help – will display the Help panel (Figure 2).

[PF3] End – will return you to the Line Status panel (Figure 3).

Service Point: BD0NVSP PU Status Panel Version: 3200|

Line name: LINE4

PF 1-Help 2-Exit 3-End 4-PUStats 6-Config 7-Act 8-Deact 10-Display 11-Refresh

SDLC LLC2

PU Actual Desired POLL Actual LANCON

Name Status Status ADDR Status Status MAC Address XID

PUC3 ACTI V ACTIV C3 ACTI V ACTIV FFFFFFFFDCE3 00DCE301

6NetView Service Point

Moving the cursor to an entry under PU Name and pressing a supported function key

gives you these additional options:

[PF6] Config – will display a screen of parameters for that line, and allowyou

to change the values of some parameters.See "Line Configuration

Panel" later.

[PF7] Act – will activate the line.

[PF8] Deact – will de-activate the line.

Line Configuration Panel

Figure 5 Line Configuration Panel

Configurable Parameters

ISTATUS

will cause the line to be enabled (if ACT)ordisabled (if INACT) the next time the node

undergoesIPL. The line will remain in that state until either an on-line port disable or

enableis performed on the Cabletron device (as described in the User Guide) or a

VARYINACT or VARY ACT is sent from the NetVIEW manager.

NRZI is the inverse of the parameter NRZ in the SNA Port record in the Cabletron device.

The setting determines the level of data encoding:

No = NRZ, which means that 1 represents high-level encoding and0 is low-level.

Yes = NRZI, which means that 1 represents no change in leveland 0 is a change.

CLOCK

is equivalent to the Cabletron device parameter Generate Clock, which specifies

whether the port will generate the clock necessary tosynchronize traffic over the link.

INTERNAL = Yes, EXTERNAL = No.

Service Point: BD0NVSP SDLC Line ConfigurationPanel Version:3200|

Line name: LINE11

Actual Status: ACTIV

Desired Status: ACTIV

PF 1-Help 2-Exit 3-End 4-PUStats 6-Config 7-Act 8-Deact 10-Display 11-Refresh

ISTATUS ACT ACTIVTO 10

NRZI NO RCVCLOCK DTE

CLOCK EXTERNAL PAUSE 40

SPEED 9600 RETRIES 5

MAXIN 7 LPDATYPE 2

MAXOUT 7 LINKROLE PRIMARY

MODULO 8

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