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Table of Contents
- Overview of Internet Services
- System Requirements
- Verifying Installation of Internet
Services Files=
- Using Domain Name Resolver
- Sample Configuration Files
- Linking Configuration Files
- Installed Configuration Files
- Services File
- Creating and Linking the Services
File
- Editing the Services File
- Protocols File
- Creating and Linking Protocols
File
- Viewing Protocols File
- Other Sources of Information
The HP 3000 Internet Services consist of a set of programs that help the
HP 3000 computer exchange information with other nodes on the
internet. The Internet Services offered
on the HP 3000 are a subset of the Internet Services available on the HP 9000,
which were previously called the ARPA Services. This introductory chapter:
- Provides an overview of the Internet Services
- Lists the system requirements for using Internet Services
- Shows how to verify the installation of the set of configuration and
program files for Internet Services that were delivered with the MPE/iX
Fundamental Operating Software.
- Lists configuration files
- Describes two configuration files that all of the Internet Services use,
the protocols file and the services file, and how to
install and edit them.
At the end of this introductory chapter, there is a list of additional manuals
that may be helpful.
By and large, the subset of Internet Services running on an MPE/iX system are
identical to those available on UNIX machines. There are, however, some
differences between them. If you are an experienced HP-UX system administrator
and you plan to skim the information in this manual, pay attention to the
"Implementation differences" sections at the end of each chapter. They
describe the important differences between MPE/iX version of Internet Services
and the HP-UX version of Internet Services.
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