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The Communications Interface, NMMGR SYSGEN and its configurators are used to define and control the characteristics of the local system. An analogous program, NMMGR, performs a similar function for remote devices. Since both SYSGEN and NMMGR use LDEV numbers, I/O classes, and I/O paths, there is a chance for duplication when configuring local and remote devices under two separate operations. SYSGEN issues a warning message whenever a conflict, such as a duplication, occurs. This feature also provides a cross-validation method for the NMMGR configuration. If a conflict does occur and is not corrected, the SYSGEN configuration will be used and NMMGR will be unable to use a device in conflict with SYSGEN. For more information on configuring remote devices and terminals, refer to the NS3000/XL Network Manager's Reference Manual (36920-90002).