|
|
NMMGR, the Node Management Configuration Manager, is the utility used by HP
3000 Series 900 to configure asynchronous device connections. The parameters
described previously in this chapter are entered in NMMGR through a
screen-by-screen user interface. These parameters are then stored by NMMGR
into the HP 3000 network configuration file NMCONFIG.PUB.SYS.
You must have Node Administrator (NA) or Node Manager (NM) capability to run
NMMGR. Additionally, you must have System Manager (SM) capability to perform
automatic SYSGEN cross-validation. You must be logged on the SYS account to
modify the configuration file.
To start NMMGR, type the following command at the MPE prompt:
NMMGR.PUB.SYS
Figure 2-9 "NMMGR DTS/DTC Screen Flow"
shows the screen flow for configuring terminals, printers, and other serial
devices in NMMGR. Use the function keys that are located at the bottom of each
screen to visit the next screen on the flowchart. The [Prior Screen]
key can be used to display the screen most recently visited prior to the
current screen as shown in the flowchart.
Chapter 3 "Configuring DTCs Step-by-Step" shows the
step-by-step process for configuring terminals, printers, and other serial
devices using NMMGR, for host-based management.
 |
NOTE: You can use the NMMGR maintenance mode interface to manage
network directory and configuration files. You can also use the interface to
generate job streams to update remote network directory and configuration
files. Refer to the Configuring Systems for Terminals, Printers, and
other Serial Devices manual for more information on the maintenance mode
commands and the SUMMARYCONF command.In addition to the DTS subsystem,
NMMGR is used to configure other network subsystems on the HP 3000 Series
900, such as NS (Network Services), IBM, and OSI. NMMGR provides many
functions and utilities that are beyond the scope of this manual. Refer to
Using the Node Management Services for detailed information on NMMGR.
|
Figure 2-9 NMMGR DTS/DTC Screen Flow
|