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Table of Contents
- Network Configuration Overview
- Copy the Sample File
- Modify the Network Management Configuration File
- Step 1: Begin the Configuration Process
- Step 2: Open the Network Management Configuration File
- Step 3: Configure the Local Node Name
- Step 4: Configure the Link
- Step 5: Select DTC Type
- Step 6: Specify DTC Configuration
- Step 7: Configure DTC Cards
- Step 8: Configure X.25 Connections
- Step 9: Configure X.25 Level 1 and 2
- Step 10: Configure X.25 Level 3 and Miscellaneous
- Step 11: Configure X.25 System-to-System Information
- Step 12: Configure Nailed PAD Connections
- Step 13: Configure PAD Security
- Step 14: Validate/Cross-Validate the Configuration File
- Step 15: Ensure DTS Changes Become Active
This chapter provides step-by-step instructions for configuring
Datacommunications and Terminal Controllers (DTCs) for systems using
host-based network management. If you are using this manual to configure DTCs,
it is assumed that X.25 network connections will be part of the host-based
configuration.
Before using NMMGR to configure DTCs, you should complete the worksheets
provided. See Chapter 2 "Preparing to Configure DTCs"
for more information on planning your configuration and filling out the
configuration worksheets.
This chapter includes step-by-step instructions to help you perform the
following tasks:
- Configure host information.
- Configure information for each DTC connected to the system.
- Configure information for each direct connect and modem card contained
in any DTC connected to the system.
- Configure information for each DTC/X.25 Network Access card contained in
any DTC connected to the system, including:
- X.25 level 1, 2, and 3 parameters.
- System-to-system local user group information.
- Nailed PAD connections and PAD security.
- Validate your network configuration (SYSGEN cross-validation is done
automatically within NMMGR).
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NOTE: If you are configuring a system that does not require X.25
system-to-system or PAD configuration, use Configuring Systems for
Terminals, Printers, and Other Serial Devices instead of this manual.
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