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Installing and Managing HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol Network Manager's Guide

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 Installing and Managing HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol Network Manager's Guide
   Installing and Managing HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol Network Manager's Guide :

   Ch 1.  Overview
      ARPA Services
          TELNET
          FTP
      HP ARPA Telnet
      HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol
          FTP User (Client)
          FTP Server
      Who Should Use this Manual
      Planning for FTP
          Hardware and Software Requirements

   Ch 2.  Verify Installation and Update LAN Configuration
      Verifying Installation
      Adding Ethernet Support
          Convert NMCONFIG to New Release
          Updating NMCONFIG File
             1. Run NMMGR
             2. Open the Configuration File
             3. Go to NS
             4. Go to Guided
             5. Select the LAN NI to modify
             6. Update the LAN NI Configuration
             7. Additional Updates
             8. Exit from NMMGR
             9. Restarting the Network
          Changing ARP Parameters
          Network Traffic
             Store and Forward
             Creating Subnets in a Network
             Update the IP Protocol Configuration
             Example: Subnet Mask
          Updating the Network Directory
      Configuring ARPA Domain Name Files
      To Create or Modify the Resolver File
          Keywords
             Keywords
      To Create or Modify the Hosts File
      Additional Domain Name Configuration Files
          Network Name Database
          Protocol Name Database
          Service Name Database
      Restarting the Network

   Ch 3.  Starting FTP
      Before Starting FTP
          Create FTP.SYS User
      Starting FTP Monitor
          Providing Access to the FTP Server Only
          Providing Access to the MPE/iX FTP User Only
          Stopping the FTP Server
          Changing Logging
      Testing the FTP User Interface and Server
          Test in Loopback Mode
             1. Run FTP
             2. Connect and Log On in Loopback
             3. View Local Files
             4. Transfer a File
             5. Exit from FTP
          Test to A Remote System

   Ch 4.  Managing FTP
      FTP Users
          MPE/iX FTP Users
          Remote FTP Users
      FTP User Commands on MPE/iX
      MPE/iX FTP Server Commands
          FTP Architecture

   Ch 5.  Troubleshooting
      MPE/iX FTP User
          1. Cannot Connect by Node name(IP Address OK)
          2. Cannot Connectn by IP Address
          3. Cannot Logon to Remote
          4. Cannot Transfer Files
      Remote User
          5. Cannot Connectn to MPE/iX
          6. User Cannot Log on to MPE/iX
          7. Cannot Transfer Files
      8. System Problems

   Ap A. Error Messages
      FTP User Messages and Errors
      FTP Server Messages and Errors
      FTP Monitor Messages and Errors
          RPM Error Messages
             RPM Error Messages
             FTP Monitor Errors and Messages

   Ap B. Using the FTP Server
      Who Should Use This Appendix
      Sample FTP Session: Accessing MPE/iX
          Start FTP
          Connect to the Remote MPE/iX System
          Log on to MPE/iX
          Check the Session and Group
          View Files in the Working Group
          Transfer a File to Your System
          View Files in a Different Group
          Transfer a File From Another Group
          Transfer Multiple Files from MPE/iX to Your System
          Transfer a File from Your System to MPE/iX
             Use File Building Parameters
          Transfer Multiple Files to MPE/iX
      More Information About FTP and MPE/iX
          MPE/iX User Accounts
             Groups
             Changing Groups
          File Naming on MPE/iX
          Using Metacharacters
          Changing File Building Parameters
             Examples
          Supported MPE/iX File Types

   Ap C. PING/XL Utility
      What is PING/XL
      How to Use PING/XL
          Using Menu-Driven PING/XL
             Enter the IP Address
             Enter the Number of Packets
             Enter the Number of Bytes
             Stopping PING/XL
             Sample Session
          Using PING/XL From the Command Line
             Stopping PING/XL
             Example
      Ping/XL Error and Information Messages
          Internal Errors
   GLOSSARY
   INDEX
       Index

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