                                                   X25router 2000   *              Installation Procedures (VMS)    "              Order No. AA-JH75B-TN    E              SUPERSESSION/UPDATE INFORMATION:  This is a revised man- 2                                                ual    D              OPERATING SYSTEM AND VERSION:     VMS V4.7, V5.0, V5.1,3                                                V5.2     B              SOFTWARE VERSION:                 X25router 2000 V1.1                                    DIGITAL                 @                                     First Printing, October 1987@                                                Revised July 1989          B              The information in this document is subject to changeA              without notice and should not be construed as a com- H              mitment by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital EquipmentA              Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors .              that may appear in this document.  A              The software described in this document is furnished B              under a license and may be used or copied only in ac-5              cordance with the terms of such license.   B              No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliabil-A              ity of software on equipment that is not supplied by A              Digital Equipment Corporation or its affiliated com-               panies.  >               Copyright 1989 by Digital Equipment Corporation/                             All Rights Reserved ,                                Printed in UK    E              The READER'S COMMENTS form on the last page of this doc- A              ument requests the user's critical evaluation to as- 4              sist in preparing future documentation.    K              The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation:   1              DDCMP           Packetnet     UNIBUS .              DEC             PDP           VAX5              DECnet          Q-bus         VAXcluster .              DECrouter       Q22-bus       VMS-              DECUS           RSTS          VT                DECwriter       RSX#              MASSBUS         ULTRIX 2              MicroVAX        ULTRIX-32     DIGITAL  E              This manual was produced by the Wide Area Communications 3              Environment group in Reading, England.                                    A           _______________________________________________________   A                                                          Contents                   How to Use This Manual               1   Introduction  A               1.1      Databases Used by the X25router 2000 . 1-2   =               1.2      Use of Network Names for the X25router A                        2000.................................. 1-3   A               1.3      Profile Names ........................ 1-4   A               1.4      Distribution Kits .................... 1-4   A               1.5      Installation Time .................... 1-5   A               1.6      VMS Tailoring ........................ 1-5   1               1.7      Changing an X25router 2000 A                        Configuration......................... 1-5   ?               1.7.1      Adding Further X25router 2000s to Your A                          DECnet Network.......................1-6   A               1.7.2      Adding Load Hosts................... 1-6   A               1.7.3      Adding VAX P.S.I. Access Nodes...... 1-6   ?               1.7.4      Adding New Connections to an X25router A                          2000 System..........................1-6   A                                                               iii                  >           2   Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router               2000  A               2.1      Preparing to Install ................. 2-1   A               2.1.1      Privileges Required................. 2-2   A               2.2      Preparing to Configure ............... 2-2   A               2.2.1      Configuration Checklist............. 2-2   A               2.2.2      Privileges Required................. 2-3   A               2.2.3      Configuration Information........... 2-3   4           3   Installing the X25router 2000 Software  A               3.1      How the Installation Procedure Works . 3-1   A               3.2      Printing the Release Notes ........... 3-2   A               3.3      Installing the X25router 2000 Software 3-4   =               3.4      Installing and Configuring on Multiple A                        Load Hosts............................ 3-9   ,           4   Configuring the X25router 2000  A               4.1      Using X25ROUCONFIG.COM ............... 4-2   A               4.1.1      Starting X25ROUCONFIG.COM........... 4-3   A               4.1.2      X25ROUCONFIG.COM options............ 4-3   A               4.1.2.1     List Known DECrouters ............. 4-4   A               4.1.2.2     Add a DECrouter ................... 4-4   A               4.1.2.3     Swap an Existing DECrouter ........ 4-6   A               4.1.2.4     Delete an Existing DECrouter ...... 4-7   A               4.1.2.5     Restore Existing DECrouters ....... 4-8   A               4.1.2.6     Upgrade Existing DECrouters ....... 4-9   4               4.1.3      Restoring the ConfigurationA                          Automatically........................4-9   A               4.2      Using X25ROUSETUP.COM ............... 4-10   A               4.2.1      Running X25ROUSETUP.COM: DEMSA..... 4-11              iv                 A               4.2.2      Running X25ROUSETUP.COM: DEMSB..... 4-28   A               4.3      Loading the Software ................ 4-45   &           5   Testing the Installation  A               5.1      Introduction ......................... 5-1   A               5.2      Preparing to Run X25ROU_ICP .......... 5-2   ?               5.3      Running the ICP in Loopback to the Local A                        X25router 2000........................ 5-3   <               5.4      Running the ICP to a Remote X25routerA                        2000.................................. 5-5   ;               5.4.1      Setting Up an ICP Destination on a A                          Remote X25router 2000................5-6   A               5.4.2      Running the ICP .................... 5-7   =               5.4.3      Clearing the Destination on a Remote A                          X25router 2000.......................5-9   A               5.5      Running the ICP to a Remote VMS Node  5-10   A               5.5.1      Setting Up a Destination on a Remote VMS A                          Node................................5-10   A               5.5.2      Running the ICP.................... 5-12   A               5.5.3      Clearing the Destination........... 5-13   ;               5.6      What to Do if the ICP Completes with A                        Errors............................... 5-14   3           A  Example Installation and Configuration   >           B  Example of Testing an Installation, Using the ICP    A                                                                 v                  %           C  Lists of Files Installed   A               C.1      X25router 2000 files ................. C-1   A               C.2      TRACE files .......................... C-2              D  ICP Messages     A               D.1      ICP Information Messages ............. D-1   A               D.2      ICP Error Messages ................... D-2   A               D.3      ICP Fatal Messages ................... D-4              Index              Figures   @               1-1    An Example Installation, with Two X25routerA                      2000 Nodes.............................. 1-3                Tables  8               1-1    Media Used to Install the X25routerA                      Software................................ 1-5   A               2-1    Number of Free Blocks Required ......... 2-2   =               2-2    Information You Require to Configure the A                      X25router 2000 Software................. 2-4                              vi                               A           _______________________________________________________   A                                            How to Use This Manual                        Manual Objectives   C              This manual explains how to install the X25router 2000 #              software. It includes:   C               _ A description of the preparations you must make be-                    fore you begin.   2               _ A description of the installation.  J               _ A guide to configuring the databases used by the X25router                   2000.   4               _ A guide to testing the installation.             Intended Audience   D              This manual is intended for anyone responsible for man-@              aging the X25router 2000. Management tasks include:  A               _ Installing and configuring the software on one or   $                 more VMS load hosts.  =               _ Checking that the software can load and dump.   A                                                               vii                  B              This manual assumes that you understand and have some              experience of:   *               _ Local area networks (LANs)  )               _ Wide area networks (WANs)                  _ DECnet-VAX  #               _ X.25 communications   @               _ Installation of software products on VMS systems  6               _ One or more of Digital's X.25 products  !           Structure of the Manual   8              The manual has 5 chapters and 4 appendixes.  A              Chapter 1 describes what is involved in installation B              and configuration, and defines some terms you need to4              know in order to configure the product.  C              Chapter 2 describes what you need to do before you in- .              stall and configure the software.  E              Chapter 3 explains how to install the software on a load               host.  G              Chapter 4 explains how to configure the load host database B              and the X25router 2000 permanent database, and how to%              load the X25router 2000.   D              Chapter 5 explains how to run the Installation Checkout              Procedure (ICP).   A              Appendix A is an example of installing and configur- (              ing the software on a host.  ;              Appendix B is an example of executing the ICP.   A              Appendix C lists the X25router 2000 files installed.              viii                 E              Appendix D lists the messages that may be displayed when G              you run the X25router 2000 Installation Checkout Procedure               (ICP).                Associated Manuals  A              For more information about the X25router 2000, refer               to:  /               _ X25router 2000 Management Guide   4               _ X25router 2000 Problem Solving Guide  >              For information about routing concepts, refer to:  /               _ Routing and Networking Overview   B              For information about X.25 PSDNs, refer to the PublicF              Network Information manual. For further information aboutB              X.25 and VAX P.S.I., refer to the VAX P.S.I. documen-              tation set.  A              The following provide information about the hardware 3              used with the X25router 2000 software:   .               _ Installing the DEC MicroServer  1               _ Installing the DEC MicroServer-SP   :               _ DEC MicroServer Systems Configuration Card  =               _ DEC MicroServer-SP Systems Configuration Card   A              You should also be familiar with the following manu-               als:   %               _ VMS Networking Manual   2               _ VMS Network Control Program Manual  *               _ VMS Install Utility Manual  A                                                                ix                             Manual Conventions    @              <xxx>       This 1- to 3-character symbol indicates>                          that you press a key on the terminal.@                          For example, <RET> indicates the RETURN=                          key, <ESC> indicates the ESCAPE key.   =              <CTRL/x>    This symbol indicates that you press 9                          the CTRL key at the same time as <                          you press another key; for example,7                          <CTRL/C>, <CTRL/Y>, and so on.   =              Red print   indicates commands and data that you                           enter.   7              Italics     indicate variable information.                Manual Terminology  )              X25router 2000 and DECrouter   C              The configuration procedure X25ROUCONFIG.COM calls the B              X25router 2000 a "DECrouter" in the text displayed onC              the screen. This is because the X25router 2000 belongs :              to the DECrouter family of software products.  ;              DEC MicroServer (DEMSA) and DEC MicroServer-SP               (DEMSB)  K              The X25router 2000 software runs on either the DEC MicroServer B              hardware unit (DEMSA) or the DEC MicroServer-SP hard-D              ware unit (DEMSB). Unless stated otherwise in this man-C              ual, the term "DEC MicroServer" refers to both the DEC 4              MicroServer and the DEC MicroServer-SP.                     x                                A           ______________________________________________________1   A                                                      Introduction         C              In order to set up an X25router 2000, you need to fol-               low these steps:   A               1.Install the distribution software on a load host.   A               2.Run the command procedure X25ROUCONFIG.COM on the O                 load host to configure the load host database. X25ROUCONFIG.COM A                 also automatically adds X25router 2000 entries to *                 the DECnet node databases.  E               3.Run the command procedure X25ROUSETUP.COM on the load H                 host to configure the X25router 2000 permanent database.  B               4.Down-line load the configured X25router 2000 soft-@                 ware image to the DEC MicroServer hardware unit.  F               5.Run the X25router 2000 Installation Checkout ProcedureA                 (ICP) to test that you have installed and config- ;                 ured the X25router 2000 software correctly.   B              A load host can be any VMS Phase IV DECnet node, pro-              vided that:  A               _ It is running VMS or MicroVMS V4.7, VMS V5.0, VMS   !                 V5.1 or VMS V5.2.   K               _ It is connected to the same Ethernet as the DEC MicroServer                    hardware unit.  A           Introduction                                        1-1                  E              The load host is also used to receive up-line dumps from                the X25router 2000.  C              You are advised to install the X25router 2000 software F              on at least two load hosts. This will enable you to down-C              line load the X25router 2000 software to the X25router E              2000 and receive dumps even if one load host is unavail- /              able. See Section 3.4 for details.   2           1.1 Databases Used by the X25router 2000  =              The X25router 2000 uses the following databases:   B               _ The VMS load host database. This contains informa-  A                 tion needed to down-line load the X25router 2000, D                 including its node name and address and hardware ad-A                 dress. The load host database is held in the file B                 ROUCONFIG.DAT in the SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER] direc-                 tory.   A               _ The DECnet node databases, which contain informa-   .                 tion about the X25router 2000.  D               _ The X25router 2000 permanent and volatile databases.  7                 These contain two types of information:   A                  - DECnet information. This information is needed B                    for the X25router 2000 to be a node in a DECnetA                    network. It includes the executor type and in-v=                    formation about DECnet lines and circuits.   A                  - X.25 information. This is the X.25 information.A                    needed for the X25router 2000 to connect to an C                    X.25 network. This information includes, for ex- D                    ample, the packet switching data networks (PSDNs)D                    which can be used, DTE addresses and packetsizes.  B                 The X25router 2000 permanent database is stored onB                 the load host. A copy of the permanent database isB                 down-line loaded onto the DEC MicroServer with theJ                 the X25router 2000 software. This copy forms the X25router'                 2000 volatile database.a  ?           1-2      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     T            9           1.2 Use of Network Names for the X25router 2000r  /              You use network names to identify:   )               _ The PSDN you wish to use.c  C               _ The route you wish to use to access the PSDN - thata  B                 is, which X25router 2000 node, and which line this1                 node uses to connect to the PSDN.t  C              Network names have to meet the following requirements:8  D               _ You must have a different network name for each PSDN  #                 you want to access.   B               _ If you have more than one connector node available  C                 to access the same PSDN, you must give each connec-aC                 tion to the PSDN a unique network name. Examples oftC                 connector nodes are VAX P.S.I. Multi-host nodes ande%                 X25router 2000 nodes.   G               _ The network name in the VAX P.S.I. Access node databaseV  D                 must be the same as the network name defined in your2                 X25router 2000 permanent database.  E              If you have more than one line between an X25router 2000 A              node and a PSDN, you may, if you wish, use different2<              network names to distinguish between the lines.  B              In Figure 1-1, the network PSDN1 can be accessed onlyB              through X25router 2000 node 1, and thus requires only+              a single network name (PSDN1).   A              ____________________________________________________   D              PSDN2 can be accessed through X25router 2000 node 1 andF              X25router 2000 node 2, so separate (unique) network namesB              are required for VAX P.S.I. Access nodes to differen-C              tiate between the two different access routes. For ex- I              ample, you might choose network names "PSDN2A" and "PSDN2B".   A           Introduction                                        1-3     .            B              PSDN3 can be accessed only through the two lines con-C              nected to X25router 2000 node 2. Therefore, PSDN3 doesaA              not require more than one network name. However, you.C              may wish to distinguish between the two lines provided2D              by X25router 2000 node 2 (for example, if the two linesD              have different speeds). To do this you would give PSDN3B              two network names, for example "PSDN3A" and "PSDN3B".               1.3 Profile Names   C              The following attributes are associated with each PSDN -              connected to the X25router 2000:.                 _ A profile name  )               _ One or more DTE addresses   D               _ One or more synchronous lines connected to the PSDN,                   one per DTE   C              The profile name is unique for each PSDN, and provides A              the X25router 2000 with the network characteristics. D              The profile names for public PSDNs appear in the PublicD              Network Information manual. For a list of networks cur-I              rently supported by Digital, see the X25router 2000 Software !              Product Description.r  )                                      NOTEl  8                         You must use the correct profile<                         name of a supported PSDN. Connecting:                         to an unsupported PSDN invalidates5                         Digital's VAX P.S.I. support.              1.4 Distribution Kitsa  D              The X25router 2000 can be installed on VMS systems fromA              TK50 cassettes or magnetic tape. Table 1-1 gives de-r              tails.   ?           1-4      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  ;              Table 1-1  Media Used to Install the X25router.A              ___________Software_________________________________.  A              Media_type__Number__________________________________.                TK50        1                Magnetic    1A              tape________________________________________________                1.5 Installation Timei  J              The installation from the distribution media of the X25router?              2000 software should take no more than 10 minutes.C             1.6 VMS Tailoring   E              For VMS V5.0 or later systems, the following VMS classest              are required:  $               _ VMS Required Saveset                 _ Network Support4  6           1.7 Changing an X25router 2000 Configuration  D              Before you make any changes to your X25router 2000 con-E              figuration, you may need to alter the DTE Access Control B              Databases and Destination Access Control Databases onJ              your VAX P.S.I. Access nodes. For details of these databases,1              see the VAX P.S.I. Management Guide.t                  A           Introduction                                        1-5k                 =           1.7.1 Adding Further X25router 2000s to Your DECnet                  NetworkR  D              If you have installed an X25router 2000 or a VAX P.S.I.C              Multi-host system on your network, and wish to provideUC              one or more additional routes to the same PSDN via an- "              other X25router 2000:  A               1.Install and configure the X25router 2000, follow- A                 ing the procedures described in Chapters 3 and 4.   A               2.Update the X25-ACCESS database on each of the VAX D                 P.S.I. Access systems. See the VAX P.S.I. Management"                 Guide for details.  !           1.7.2 Adding Load Hosts   A              To add a new load host to an X25router 2000 configu-.D              ration, you need to install and configure the X25router?              2000 on the new host. See Section 3.4 for details.   .           1.7.3 Adding VAX P.S.I. Access Nodes  A              After installing the VAX P.S.I. Access software, up- D              date the X25-SERVER database on the X25router 2000 sys-C              tem; this will enable appropriate incoming calls to be H              passed to the new VAX P.S.I. Access node. See the X25routerG              2000 Management Guide for details. Make sure the X25router0B              2000 is defined in the X25-ACCESS database on the newC              VAX P.S.I. Access node, to allow the VAX P.S.I. Access )              node to make outgoing calls.e  ;           1.7.4 Adding New Connections to an X25router 2000e                 System  D              To add new network connections (a new DDCMP line, a newE              X.25 line DTE, or a connection to a new network) to yourxM              X25router 2000 system, run the command procedure X25ROUSETUP.COM.@              at the load host. This is described in Section 4.2.    ?           1-6      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)w .  .            A              If you are adding a connection to a new PSDN, updateRB              the X25-ACCESS database on the VAX P.S.I. Access sys-C              tems. See the VAX P.S.I. Management Guide for details..                                                                            A           Introduction                                        1-7_ _                             A           ______________________________________________________2   A             Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router 2000l        B              This chapter describes what you need to do before you?              install and configure the X25router 2000 software.     "           2.1 Preparing to Install  A              Before you install the software, you should make thec              following checks:  E               1.Check that the disk used for the X25router 2000 soft-sE                 ware is the default. Usually, this is the system diskT6                 (with the logical name SYS$SYSDEVICE).  A               2.Make sure you have a good backup copy of the disk %                 you are going to use.g  D               3.Check that there are enough free blocks on your diskD                 to install the X25router 2000. If you try to installD                 the X25router 2000 with too few free blocks, the in-/                 stallation procedure will fail.o  >                 Table 2-1 shows how many free blocks you need.          A        Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router 2000  2-1A                 A              Table_2-1__Number_of_Free_Blocks_Required___________   :                                                        For=                                                        Upline A              Product_Type____________For_Installation__Dumps_____a  ;              X25router 2000          2000              4500v  ;              X25router 2000 with     2600              4500iA              TRACE_______________________________________________   B                 To see how many free blocks there are on the disk,#                 enter this command:d  -                   $ SHOW DEVICE SYS$SYSDEVICE3  A                 The display will show information about the disk, 4                 including the number of free blocks.  #           2.1.1 Privileges Requiredt  A              In order to install the X25router 2000 software, youh1              need the privileges OPER and SYSPRV.n  $           2.2 Preparing to Configure  '           2.2.1 Configuration Checklist   9              Before you run X25ROUCONFIG.COM, check that:   =               1.DECnet-VAX is running on your load host node.s  E               2.The Network Control Program (NCP) has been installed.2B                 Note that you only need to check this if your loadA                 host is running MicroVMS, rather than VMS. On VMSwD                 systems, NCP is installed automatically with DECnet-                 VAX.        ?           2-2      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)m o  b            #           2.2.2 Privileges Required   J              In order to run the configuration procedures X25ROUCONFIG.COMB              and X25ROUSETUP.COM, you need the privileges OPER and              SYSPRV.  )           2.2.3 Configuration Informationg  A              Before you run X25ROUCONFIG.COM and X25ROUSETUP.COM, E              you need to gather information about your X25router 2000aA              system and the network that you will be using. TableID              2-2 shows the information you require; you can also use/              it to record your own information.   B              Duplicate the sections of this table as many times asB              needed. For example, if you have two DTEs, you shouldB              duplicate the section headed Information you will re-               quire for each DTE.  A              See Chapter 3 of the X25router 2000 Management GuideaB              for guidance on the meaning of the information in the+              table, and recommended values.   L              Digital suggests that you use the information under InformationE              you will require for each X25router to complete the con- B              figuration card. The system manager needs to assign aE              DECnet node address and node name to the X25router node.                             A        Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router 2000  2-3e h  E            @              Table 2-2  Information You Require to Configure theA              ___________X25router_2000_Software__________________   <              Information you will require for each X25routerA              2000:_______________________________________________   =                                                          YouriA              Information_______Notes_____________________Value___r  5              DECnet node name  A unique name of up toi5              of X25router      6 alphanumeric digits,X5              2000              one of which must be au&                                letter.  1              DECnet node       A unique number ine0              address of        the range 1-1023.4              X25router 2000    Include the area num-0                                ber (if any). See2                                Section 4.1.2.2 for'                                details.   4              Ethernet address  This is on a label at2              of X25router      the back of the DEC3              2000              MicroServer hardwareE$                                unit.  3              DECnet service    This identifies loadr6              circuit-ID        host's Ethernet service3                                circuit connected to 2                                the X25router 2000.2                                For example, QNA-1.6                                See Section 4.1.2.2 for&                                details                ?           2-4      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     n            :              Table 2-2 (Cont.)  Information You Require to<                                 Configure the X25router 2000A              ____________________________________________________   >              Information you will require for each network youA              use:________________________________________________   =                                                          Your A              Item______________Notes_____________________Value___   5              Network name      Choose your own uniquef3                                name. It may consist 2                                of up to 16 letters2                                and numbers, in any+                                combination.o  1              Profile name for  Recorded in Publica2              network           Network Information5                                manual. Default is thea,                                network name.                                          A        Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router 2000  2-5m t  n            :              Table 2-2 (Cont.)  Information You Require to<                                 Configure the X25router 2000A              ____________________________________________________e  A              Information_you_will_require_for_each_DTE___________   =                                                          Your A              Item______________Notes_____________________Value___   .              Local DTE ad-     DTE address for5              dress             X25router 2000. Obtainn6                                this from your PTT rep-+                                resentative.a  1              Channels range    A range of LogicalX5                                Channel Numbers (LCNs) 5                                to be used by the DTE.m4                                Obtain this from your2                                PTT representative.  6              Synchronous port  The X25router 2000 port4              number            number to be used for(                                this DTE.  3              Line name         The name of the line 4                                the DTE will use. For.                                example, X25-0.                            ?           2-6      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  h               :              Table 2-2 (Cont.)  Information You Require to<                                 Configure the X25router 2000A              ____________________________________________________   =              Information you will require for each VAX P.S.I.iA              Access_destination:_________________________________o  =                                                          Your A              Information_______Notes_____________________Value___e  4              Destination name  Choose a unique name.  1              Destination node  Name of VAX P.S.I.N3              name              Access node for des-e(                                tination.                                                    A        Preparing to Install and Configure the X25router 2000  2-7                  :              Table 2-2 (Cont.)  Information You Require to<                                 Configure the X25router 2000A              ___________________Software_________________________t  =              Information you will require for each VAX P.S.I. A              Access_destination:_________________________________   =                                                          YouryA              Information_______Notes_____________________Value___c  2              Destination       Range is 0-255. The,              priority          default is 0.  2              Call mask         Value between 2 and5                                32 hexadecimal digits.n.                                Example: FF00FE  2              Call value        Value between 2 and5                                32 hexadecimal digits. .                                Example: FF5053  2              Closed User       Name of closed user5              Group (CUG)       group which has access 5                                to this destination. 1.0                                to 10 characters.  5              Sending           Remote DTE address(es)h3              Address(es)       which have access to 0                                this destination.  5              Subaddress range  Accepted range of sub- 4                                addresses in incoming6                                calls for this destina-$                                tion.  /              Object identifi-  This must be 36..A              cation______________________________________________n        ?           2-8      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                                A           ______________________________________________________3_  A                            Installing the X25router 2000 Software0        D              This chapter explains how to install the X25router 20006              distribution software on a VMS load host.  D              Please note that the screen displays reproduced in thisB              chapter are the ones that appear when you run the VMSE              V5.0 version of VMSINSTAL. If you are running other ver- E              sions of VMSINSTAL, some of the displays may be slightlyc              different.w  2           3.1 How the Installation Procedure Works  H              During the installation, the installation procedure promptsA              you with questions. In many cases defaults have beentC              set up. These are indicated in square brackets. To ac-a+              cept the default, press <RET>.f  B              You can cancel the X25router 2000 installation at anyE              time by pressing <CTRL/Y>. After a short delay, you will               see the message:o  D                %VMSINSTAL-F-CTRLY, Installation canceled via CTRL/Y.X                %VMSINSTAL-F-UNEXPECTED, Installation terminated due to unexpected event.  :                           VMSINSTAL procedure done at time      A           Installing the X25router 2000 Software              3-1e o  e            D              If you press <CTRL/Y> after you have been told that theD              files are being moved to their target directories, yourD              system will have some new and (if previously installed)D              some old X25router 2000 files. To prevent problems, you>              should re-install the product from the beginning.    (           3.2 Printing the Release Notes  B              You should print the release notes before you installC              the X25router 2000, as they may give you useful infor- B              mation relating to the installation. This section de-C              scribes the steps you follow in order to print the re-K2              lease notes and/or view them on-line.  A               1.Log in to the system manager's privileged accounte                 (SYSTEM).   #               2.Enter this command:X  ?                   $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL X25ROU ddcu OPTIONS N   B                 where ddcu is the name of the device that the dis-,                 tribution kit is mounted on.  (                    dd is the device code-                    c is the controller letter '                    u is the unit numberi  "                 For example, MUA0:  B                 OPTIONS N specifies that you wish to print or view"                 the Release Notes.  +               3.The procedure now displays:   H                       VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure Vn  %                   It is date at time.VA                   Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.a  G                 where n is the number of the version of VMS or MicroVMSw                 you are using.  ?           3-2      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)a a  c            B                 If DECnet is currently running on your system, the4                 procedure also displays the message:  M                   %VMSINSTAL-W-DECNET, Your DECnet network is up and running.e8                   * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?                   Enter YES.  +               4.The procedure now displays:   P                   * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?  A                 As you are only printing the release notes, enter                  YES.  +               5.The procedure now displays:   ;                   The following products will be processed:U                       X25ROU V1.1a  G                           Beginning installation of X25ROU V1.1 at time   F                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A...  A               6.After a delay, the procedure displays the release                  notes options:  ,                       Release Notes Options:  2                           1. Display release notes0                           2. Print release notes)                           3. Both 1 and 2 ;                           4. Copy release notes to SYS$HELPtH                           5. Do not display, print or copy release notes  &                   * Select option [2]:  <                 Digital recommends that you select Option 2.  F                 Note that the release notes will be copied to SYS$HELP8                 if you choose any of the options 1 to 4.  C                 If you are using a load host running VMS V4.7, only 5                 options 1, 2 and 3 will be displayed.t  E               7.If you selected Option 2 or 3, you are asked to queueh&                 the file to a printer:  +                   * Queue name [SYS$PRINT]:   ;                 Press <RET> or specify another print queue.   A           Installing the X25router 2000 Software              3-3N C  e            B                 If you selected Option 1 or 3, you will first see:  G                   VMI$ROOT:[SYSUPD.X25ROU011] X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES;1r  E                 Then the release notes will be displayed on your ter-t                 minal.  +               8.Now the procedure displays:d  >                   * Do you want to continue the installation ?  =                 Enter NO. The following message is displayed:   N                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, The product's release notes have been1                   successfully moved to SYS$HELP.-  H                           Installation of X25ROU V1.1 completed at hh:mm  ;                           VMSINSTAL procedure done at hh:mm   B              You can now read the release notes. Check for any in-C              formation that is likely to affect the installation of_)              the X25router 2000 software.   C              The VMSINSTAL procedure creates a file for the release               notes, called?              X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES in the SYS$HELP directory.c  4           3.3 Installing the X25router 2000 Software  A              To install the X25router 2000 software, follow thesee              steps:c  A               1.Log in to the system manager's privileged accounts                 (SYSTEM).0  #               2.Enter this command:e  5                   $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL X25ROU ddcu   B                 Note that this command is the same as that in StepF                 2 in Section 3.2, except that you do not enter OPTIONS                 N.  ?           3-4      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  '               3.The procedure displays:   H                       VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure Vn  &                   It is date at hh:mm.  A                   Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.   G                 where n is the number of the version of VMS or MicroVMS                  you are using.  B                 If DECnet is currently running on your system, the4                 procedure also displays the message:  M                   %VMSINSTAL-W-DECNET, Your DECnet network is up and running.p8                   * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?  D                 As you do not have to turn DECnet off to install the$                 software, enter YES.  +               4.The procedure now displays:_  P                   * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?  B                 If you are not satisfied, enter NO to end the pro-A                 cedure. When you have backed up your system disk, -                 start the installation again.n  C                 If you are satisfied, enter YES. The procedure thene                 displays:   ;                   The following products will be processed:                        X25ROU V1.1   G                           Beginning installation of X25ROU V1.1 at timel  F                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A...O                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED , The product's release notes have been 1                   successfully moved to SYS$HELP.   (               5.The procedure then asks:  S                   * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?M  D                 Enter YES to purge files from previous installations+                 of X25router 2000 software.   A           Installing the X25router 2000 Software              3-5                  ,               6.The procedure then displays:  :                   The X25router 2000 kit has 2 components:  1                       o   X25router 2000 softwarea  (                       o   Trace software  I                   You may install either one or both of these components.d  M                   * Do you want to install the X25router 2000 software [YES]?tD                   * Do you want to install the TRACE software [YES]?  A                 Refer to the X25router 2000 Problem Solving GuidelE                 for details of the TRACE utility. If you already have C                 the TRACE utility installed, the procedure will re-n2                 mind you about this, and continue.  G                 If you ask for only the X25router 2000 to be installed, B                 you can install TRACE at a later date. To do this,C                 you first need to re-run VMSINSTAL. Then, answer NOgE                 to the question, Do you want to install the X25router D                 2000 software?. Finally, answer YES to the question,:                 Do you want to install the TRACE software?  @               7.If you are using VMS V5, the procedure will ask:  V                   * Does this product have an authorization key registered and loaded?  A                 The procedure is asking if you have a product li-fH                 cense installed (also known as the Product Authorization                 Key (PAK)).C  D                 To install a PAK, you use the VMS License ManagementD                 Facility (LMF), which is available with VMS 5.0. LMFC                 is a management tool which enables you to register, B                 manage and track software licenses on line. You doG                 not need a license to install and operate the X25router C                 2000 software. However, Digital recommends that you2D                 install a license so that you can keep your databaseC                 of layered products up to date. See the VMS License B                 Management Utility Manual in the VMS documentation)                 set for more information.X  E                 If you have registered and loaded the PAK, enter YES.r/                 You will go directly to step 8.c  ?           3-6      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     E            D                 If you have not registered and loaded the (PAK), en-4                 ter NO. The procedure then displays:  I                       DIGITAL recommends that you install the license for K                       the X25router 2000 on completion of the installation.i  .                   * Do you wish to exit [YES]?  A                 If you wish to install the PAK, you can exit now. $                 Otherwise, enter NO.  F               8.If you have asked for both components to be installed,)                 you will see the message:   G                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B ... G                   %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset C ...   ?                   The following software will now be installed:   1                       o   X25router 2000 software   (                       o   Trace software  B                 The installation procedure now copies the contentsK                 of the distribution volume to a subdirectory in SYS$UPDATE.   C               9.The procedure now checks the definition of the sys-e                 tem logical,D                 MOM$LOAD. If you have not defined MOM$LOAD, the pro-B                 cedure asks if you wish to define it now, and will0                 automatically define it for you.  B                 If you have already defined MOM$LOAD, but MOM$LOADL                 does not include a directory called SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER],C                 the procedure asks if you wish to redefine MOM$LOAD C                 now, and will automatically redefine the logical to 0                 include SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER].  C                 If MOM$LOAD is already correctly defined, the ques-2"                 tion is not asked.  B               10.Theprocedure now displays the following messages:  A           Installing the X25router 2000 Software              3-7     I            A                   After exiting from VMSINSTAL, do the following:   R                   1. If  the  definition  for MOM$LOAD in the system start-up fileR                      does not contain  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER], you must edit yourR                      system  start-up file so that it defines the logical MOM$LOADR                      as a  search  string  with  a  value equal to itself  and theB                      element SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]. For example:  P                      DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC/NAME_ATTRIBUTE=NO_ALIAS/NOLOG MOM$LOAD -D                      "current-search-string",SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]  R                      This command allows the location of the  X25router 2000 imageR                      to be defined each time the system is rebooted, so the system)                      will load correctly.   B                 If you are running VMS V5.0 or V5.0-1, the follow-0                 ing text will also be displayed:  R                      You are  running on VMS V 5.0  or  V 5.0-1. Logicals that areP                      required to load your X25router may not be defined for you.  R                      There is a command file X25ROU_LOGICALS.COM  in the directoryR                      SYS$MANAGER. This  command file must be run before you try toR                      load  your  X25router 2000.  To ensure that the  logicals areJ                      defined every time you boot your system add the line:  8                       $ @sys$manager:x25rou_logicals.com  >                       to the file SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM  A                 For all VMS versions, the following is displayed:   R                   2. Configure your X25router 2000 into the  load host's database.R                      Execute the  command  procedure called X25ROUCONFIG.COM whichR                      is in  the  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]  directory.  If you  haveR                      already executed this procedure from  previous installations,R                      you  only  need  to configure any  additional  X25router 2000R                      units.  All previously defined DECrouter  units will still beR                      configured within the load host's database.  Refer to ChapterR                      4 of  the X25router 2000 Installation Procedures  for further                      details.s  R                   3. Set up the X25router 2000 permanent  database before poweringR                      up  the  hardware.  Execute  the  command  procedure   calledR                      X25ROUSETUP.COM   which  is  in  the  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]P                      directory.  Refer  to  Chapter  4  of  the  X25router  2000A                      Installation Procedures for further details.   R                      If you  wish to modify the  X25router 2000 database for  yourR                      specific  networking requirements, execute the X25ROUPERM.EXER                      program which is in the SYS$SYSTEM directory. This program isH                      described  in the  X25router 2000 Management Guide.  Q                   4. REMINDER: The release notes for the  X25router  2000  are in Q                      X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES  which is in the directory SYS$HELP.   ?           3-8      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     o            B                 If you requested that TRACE be installed, the pro-%                 cedure also displays:_  R                   5. A  command  file  SYS$MANAGER:NETTRACE_INSTALL.COM  has  beenR                      created  to  install  the  TRACE  utility.  Edit  your systemR                      start-up  file to execute  this file each time your system is                      booted.  A                 Note that the default name of the system start-up D                 file is different depending on whether the load host<                 is running VMS V4.7, or VMS V5.0 and higher:  A                  _ If the load host is running VMS V4.7, the nameS  H                    of the default system start-up file is SYSTARTUP.COM.  B                  _ If the load host is running VMS V5.0 or higher,  B                    the name of the default system start-up file is$                    SYSTARTUP_V5.COM.  +               11.Theprocedure now displays:I  Q                   %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their targetb                    directories...  H                           Installation of X25ROU V1.1 completed at hh:mm  ;                           VMSINSTAL procedure done at hh:mm   B              See Appendix C for a list of the files installed. SeeA              Chapter 4 for details of how to run X25ROUCONFIG.COM !              and X25ROUSETUP.COM.D  ?           3.4 Installing and Configuring on Multiple Load Hosts   C              You are advised to install the X25router 2000 softwaregF              on at least two load hosts. This will enable you to down-I              line load the X25router 2000 software to the DEC MicroServer D              and receive dumps even if one load host is unavailable.  E              The procedure is slightly different depending on whethersF              or not the load hosts are members of the same VAXcluster.  A           Installing the X25router 2000 Software              3-9n g  e            E               _ If load hosts are not members of the same VAXcluster:l  A                  1.Repeat the installation procedure described in 2                    this chapter at each load host.  C                  2.Run X25ROUCONFIG.COM and X25ROUSETUP.COM at each A                    load host. See Section 4.1 and Section 4.2 for                     details.h  A               _ If load hosts are members of the same VAXcluster:   A                  1.Carry out the installation procedure on one ofTA                    the nodes in the VAXcluster. A copy of the in- B                    stalled software is automatically placed in the#                    SYS$COMMON area.d  B                  2.Redefine MOM$LOAD on each VAXcluster node to be'                    used as a load host.   D                  3.Run the command procedure X25ROUCONFIG.COM on one.                    node within the VAXcluster.  B                  4.Re-run X25ROUCONFIG.COM with the RESTORE optionA                    on the other VAXcluster nodes that you wish tocA                    use as load hosts. See Section 4.1.2.5 for de- /                    tails of the RESTORE option.a  B                  5.Run X25ROUSETUP.COM on the VAXcluster nodes you-                    wish to use as load hosts.                         ?           3-10     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     f                          A           ______________________________________________________4   A                                    Configuring the X25router 2000k        E              When you have finished installing the distribution soft-               ware, you must:  A               1.Run the command procedure X25ROUCONFIG.COM to add C                 entries to the VMS load host database. This command E                 procedure also automatically adds entries to the per- A                 manent and volatile DECnet node databases for the                  load host.  C               2.Run the command procedure X25ROUSETUP.COM to set up A                 entries in the X25router 2000 permanent database.   B               3.Down-line load the configured X25router 2000 soft-                 ware to the .                 DEC MicroServer hardware unit.  )                                      NOTE   A                         You must not down-line load the X25routerr@                         2000 until you have run X25ROUCONFIG.COM:                         and X25ROUSETUP.COM; if you do, it8                         may disrupt the normal operation9                         of your network. If you are using 8                         more than one load host, be sureA                         that you follow the steps in Section 3.4.o    A           Configuring the X25router 2000                      4-1f u  o            $           4.1 Using X25ROUCONFIG.COM  C              When you run X25ROUCONFIG.COM, it displays a menu. Thep'              menu options allow you to:   C               _ List the X25router 2000s in the load host database.   A               _ Add an X25router 2000 to the load host and DECnete  C                 node databases. This is the option you use when youq0                 first install an X25router 2000.  >               _ Swap an existing X25router 2000 for a new one.  F               _ Delete an X25router 2000 from the load host and DECnet                   databases.  E               _ Restore X25router 2000 information from the load hosts  F                 database to the DECnet node database on the load host.  D               _ Upgrade an X25router 2000 entry in the load host and  B                 DECnet node databases from the previous version ofC                 the X25router 2000 software to the current version.l  <              When you are using X25ROUCONFIG.COM, note that:  B               _ While you are using an option, you can obtain HELP  0                 by entering a question mark (?).  A               _ When you have finished answering the questions ons  A                 a selected option, X25ROUCONFIG.COM automaticallya(                 returns you to the menu.  B               _ To exit from an option without making any changes,  <                 press <CTRL/Z>. You will return to the menu.  D               _ To exit from X25ROUCONFIG.COM, press <CTRL/Z> at the                   menu.o  A              Note that the X25router 2000 is called a "DECrouter"w9              in some of the text displayed on the screen..  ?           4-2      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  S  )            D              If you select the Add, Delete or Swap options, NCP mes-C              sages may be displayed when you have completed the op-aA              tion. For details of error messages, see the VAX/VMSoF              System Messages and Recovery Procedures Reference Manual.      )           4.1.1 Starting X25ROUCONFIG.COM   C              To start running X25ROUCONFIG.COM, follow these steps:   E               1.Log into the system account, or any account with OPER &                 and SYSPRV privileges.  ,               2.Enter the following command:  8                   $ @SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]X25ROUCONFIG  E                 The display reminds you that each X25router 2000 mustfB                 have a unique DECnet node name and DECnet node ad-6                 dress. The procedure then prompts you:  >                   Press <RET> to start, or <CTRL/Z> to exit...  >               3.If you press <RET>, X25ROUCONFIG.COM displays:  <                            DECrouter Configuration Procedure  9                                           Menu of Optionsd  ;                                   1 - List known DECroutersh5                                   2 - Add a DECrouter @                                   3 - Swap an existing DECrouterB                                   4 - Delete an existing DECrouterA                                   5 - Restore existing DECrouterstA                                   6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters >                              CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure                      Your choice:   (           4.1.2 X25ROUCONFIG.COM options  H              Options 1 to 5 are described in Sections 4.1.2.1 to 4.1.2.5              below.e  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                      4-3s o               '           4.1.2.1 List Known DECroutersY  D              This shows information about the load host database in-C              cluding the names of the load and dump files used. For               example:   -                DECnet  DECnet Router  Service W                Address Node   Type    Circuit  Ethernet Address   Load File   Dump FiletW                ------- ------ ------  -------  ----------------   ----------- --------- Z                12.1001 KANGA  X25ROU  QNA-0    08-00-2B-02-CC-24  X25011.SYS  X25KANGA.DMPZ                12.1002 KOALA  X25ROU  QNA-0    08-00-2B-02-AA-23  X25011.SYS  X25KOALA.DMP  -                Total of 2 DECrouters defined.s  D              The naming conventions for the load and dump files are:  &              X25011.SYS for load files  C              X25router.DMP for dump files, where router is the nodee(              name of the X25router 2000.  !           4.1.2.2 Add a DECrouterE  D              This option allows you to add an X25router 2000 to your7              system. It displays the following prompts:o  7               1.DECrouter type (DR200, DR2000, X25ROU):l  5                 Specify X25ROU for an X25router 2000.o  *               2.DECnet node name for unit:  B                 Specify a DECnet node name for the X25router 2000.B                 This must be up to six alphanumeric characters, at4                 least one of which must be a letter.  ?                 The name must be unique on your DECnet network.T        ?           4-4      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)w    :            -               3.DECnet node address for unit:t  A                 Specify the DECnet node address for the X25routerk6                 2000. This is a number from 1 to 1023.  B                 If your network is divided into areas, include theC                 area number within the address (the area address is A                 inserted in front of the node address). For exam- B                 ple, if an address is 12.1001, 12 is the area num-E                 ber and 1001 is the node number. If you omit the areaiC                 number, the area number of the current load host is "                 used as a default.  D                 The number you specify must be unique on your DECnetE                 network. It must not already exist in the DECnet noderB                 database for your load host. If you enter a DECnetA                 node address that is already in the database, theo&                 following will happen:  ?                  _ An X25ROUCONFIG.COM error will be displayed.   9                  _ Nothing will be added to the database.5  B                  _ You will exit from the ADD option and return to                      the menu.  >               4.Ethernet address for unit (nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn):  C                 Specify the Ethernet address of the X25router 2000. B                 This address is on the back of the DEC MicroServerD                 hardware unit, and is on the DEC MicroServer SystemsA                 Configuration Card. Enter the Ethernet address asoC                 six pairs of hexadecimal digits, with a hyphen sep- /                 arating each pair. For example:n  !                 08-00-2B-00-11-ABe  2               5.DECnet Service Circuit-ID [ddd-0]:  B                 In the prompt, ddd is an acronym that indicates anD                 Ethernet controller type. It will be one of the fol-                 lowing:e  )                    UNA for DEUNA or DELUAr                     QNA for DEQNA9                    BNA for DEBNA or DEBNT (VMS V4.7 only)l                     SVA for DESVA  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                      4-5i Y  P            A                 The DEBNT is not supported on VMS V5.0 and later. ,                 It is supported on VMS V4.7.  :                 To accept the default, simply press <RET>.  C                 You can specify a different service circuit-ID from A                 the default. Usually, you only need to change the D                 integer, as the acronym denotes a supported EthernetC                 controller type for your CPU type. However, you canrD                 change both the acronym and the integer if you wish.  F                 If you change the service circuit-ID, the new circuit-'                 ID becomes the default.   M              Once you have specified the service circuit-ID, X25ROUCONFIG.COM C              adds the new X25router 2000 entry to the database, andsH              sets SERVICE ENABLED on the circuit supporting the EthernetD              controller. This allows the load host to down-line load@              the X25router 2000 software to the DEC MicroServer.  C              When X25ROUCONFIG.COM sets SERVICE ENABLED on the cir- B              cuit, this may cause the circuit to be turned off andC              then turned on again. This in turn may cause events to               be logged.   F              If an NCP error message is displayed while you are addingC              an X25router 2000, the entry will be added to the load D              host database, but will not be added to the DECnet nodeD              databases. Therefore, you should immediately use OptionE              4 to delete the entry, locate and fix the condition that0F              is responsible for the DECnet error, and return to Option&              2 to add the entry again.  ,           4.1.2.3 Swap an Existing DECrouter  A              This option allows you to swap an existing X25routereA              2000 for a new hardware unit but retain the original D              DECnet address. The Swap option is useful when you wantE              to replace a faulty hardware unit. X25ROUCONFIG.COM asks 5              you to specify the new Ethernet address.n  ?           4-6      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)e s  e            :              The procedure displays the following message:  S                If you use this option, and you have more than one load host for theuV                DECrouter, you must modify the database for each load host. To do this,R                execute X25ROUCONFIG on each load host, and select the SWAP option.                 The procedure asks:  K                    What is the node name of the DECrouter you want to swap?   A              Specify the node name of the existing X25router 2000eB              that you want to replace. The configuration procedureC              displays the Ethernet address of the old unit and asksa$              the following question:  6                DECrouter node-name at Ethernet Address2                nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn is being swapped.Q                Enter the Ethernet address of the new X25ROU to replace node-name.   C              Specify the Ethernet address of the new unit. This ad-oD              dress is situated on the back of the hardware unit, andB              is on the DEC MicroServer Systems Configuration Card.A              Enter the Ethernet address as six pairs of hexadeci-eD              mal digits, with a hyphen separating each pair. For ex-              ample:                 08-00-2B-00-11-AB  .           4.1.2.4 Delete an Existing DECrouter  A              You use this option to delete an X25router 2000 fromtA              the database. You might want to do this when you re-d<              configure the network or change the load hosts.  G              X25ROUCONFIG.COM prompts you for the name of the X25router               2000:  K                What is the DECnet node name of the unit you want to delete?i)                (CTRL/Z to return to menu)     A           Configuring the X25router 2000                      4-7     R            C              Specify the DECnet node name of the X25router 2000 you B              want to delete. The procedure checks that there is anC              entry for the specified node name in the database, re-o9              moves the entry and returns you to the menu.e  B              If the entry does not exist, X25ROUCONFIG.COM informs9              you about this, and returns you to the menu.L  -           4.1.2.5 Restore Existing DECrouterso  G              You use this option to restore information about X25routeraH              2000s in the load host database to the DECnet node databaseB              on the load host. The Restore option affects both the>              volatile and the permanent DECnet node databases.  F              You might need to do this in the following circumstances.B              If your network contains a large number of nodes, youB              may store your DECnet node database on a remote, cen-B              tral node and copy this database to each node at sys-B              tem start-up. In these circumstances, Digital advisesB              that you define only the DECnet address and node nameD              of each X25router 2000 in the central database, as onlyF              the load hosts need any more information. If you do this,A              you will need to restore the X25router 2000 informa-2E              tion from the load host database on a node to the DECnetcA              node database on that node. You will need to do thishA              each time you copy the DECnet node database from theo              central node.  C              The following messages confirm that the configurationsi               have been restored.  J                Restoring existing DECrouters from to host DECnet database.:                Host DECnet database successfully restored.              ?           4-8      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  -           4.1.2.6 Upgrade Existing DECrouters   A              This option allows you to upgrade X25router 2000 en-sB              tries in the load host and DECnet node databases fromC              the previous version of X25router 2000 software to the               current version.   B              You can either specify the node name of the X25routerD              2000 that you wish to upgrade, or specify all X25router              2000s.h  :              The procedure displays the following message:  M                    If  you  use  this option, and you have more than one load M                    host for any  DECrouters, you must modify the database foroM                    each  load host. To do  this, execute X25ROUCONFIG on eachs<                    load host, and select the UPGRADE option.  N                    Enter the node name of the DECrouter to upgrade. To upgrade2                    all defined DECrouters enter *.  >                What is the DECnet node name of the DECrouter ?  B              Enter the DECnet node name of the X25router 2000 that!              you want to upgrade.5  )              The procedure then displays:   U                DECrouter node-name to be upgraded to SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25011.SYSi;                Executing NCP commands to upgrade DECrouters   9           4.1.3 Restoring the Configuration Automatically.  I              You can automate the menu option Restore Existing DECrouters A              by running X25ROUCONFIG.COM with the RESTORE parame-               ter:e  =                $ @SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]X25ROUCONFIG RESTOREo  A              The RESTORE parameter bypasses the menu and automat- C              ically runs the restore procedure described in Section_              4.1.2.5.   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                      4-9  e  o            A              If you want this automatically done at system start-:U              up, include the following statement after the line @SYS$MANAGER:STARTNET /              in the start-up command procedure:n  ;                @SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]X25ROUCONFIG RESTOREo    #           4.2 Using X25ROUSETUP.COMl  D              You run X25ROUSETUP.COM to configure the X25router 2000D              permanent database. In most cases, this is all you needA              to do to set up this database. If you wish to tailor C              the database to your specific networking requirements, F              you should run X25ROUPERM.EXE, described in the X25router#              2000 Management Guide.   D              When you run X25ROUSETUP.COM, it prompts you with a se-B              ries of questions. You can obtain HELP at any time byB              entering a ?. You can exit from the procedure by typ-              ing <CTRL/Z>.  C              Section 4.2.1 describes how to configure the X25router D              2000 for the DEC MicroServer (DEMSA); Section 4.2.2 de-A              scribes how to configure it for the DEC MicroServer-4              SP (DEMSB).  B              In the next sections, the screen prompts are shown inB              a series of numbered steps. These step numbers do notH              appear on the screen. Their purpose is to guide you through              the procedure.i  2              X25ROUSETUP.COM contains four stages:  B               _ Enter information about the type of X25router 2000  )                 and about access control.p  9               _ Enter information about X.25 connections.o  @               _ Enter information about X25-SERVER destinations.  8               _ Enter information about DECnet circuits.  ?           4-10     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     t            .           4.2.1 Running X25ROUSETUP.COM: DEMSA                 Follow these steps:  E               1.Log into the system account, or any account with OPER C                 and SYSPRV privileges, and enter the following com-r                 mand:   7                   $ @SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]X25ROUSETUPe  )               2.X25ROUSETUP.COM displays:n  O                       This command procedure sets up the permanent database foruO                       the X25router 2000.  Usually, executing this procedure is @                       all you need to do to set up the database.  N                       The  procedure consists of a series of questions. If youN                       need help  with  answering  a  question,  enter  ?  as aC                       response and the HELP text will be displayed.m  =                       X25router 2000 node name     (node-id):L  B                 Enter the DECnet node name for the X25router 2000.  E                 This name can consist of up to six alphanumeric char-sB                 acters, the first of which must be alphabetic. TheB                 name identifies the X25router 2000 within the net-D                 work, and should therefore be unique within the net-                 work.v  +               3.The procedure now displays:t  9                       X25router 2000 type [DEMSA, DEMSB]:   F                 Enter DEMSA. To configure X25router 2000 for the DEMSB1                 hardware unit, see Section 4.2.2.   B               4.If you enter a node name which already exists, the#                 procedure displays:n  C                       A configuration file for node already exists..  N                       You may  either keep the existing configuration file and9                       modify it or create a new database.   =                   Do you want to create a new database [YES]?a  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-11m    :            :                 If you answer YES, the procedure displays:  A                       The old configuration file for node will be )                       renamed to new-namen  D                 A new version of the configuration file will be cre-E                 ated. The previous version will be renamed and stored 8                 in the SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER] directory.  5                 If you answer NO, the procedure asks:   O                   Do you want to change the EXECUTOR characteristics now [YES]?   C                 Answer YES to change the DECnet EXECUTOR character- A                 istics of your X25router 2000 node. If you answer C                 NO, the procedure goes to a later stage of the pro- B                 cedure, which involves defining the PSDNs and DTEs!                 for each network.c  +               5.The procedure now displays:   M                       Your X25router 2000 can be one of three types of DECnet                        node:t  /                           NONROUTING (end node)m5                           ROUTING IV (level 1 router)u5                           AREA       (level 2 router)   3                       Specify the type you require.o  8                       Node type            [NONROUTING]:  D                 If your configuration will use any DLM or DDCMP cir-C                 cuits, you must specify AREA or ROUTING IV. Specify C                 NONROUTING only if your configuration will use justSB                 the Ethernet circuit, or just the Ethernet circuit!                 and PVC circuits.D  G                 An AREA router can forward packets from one area withinmB                 a network to another area. A ROUTING IV router can9                 only forward packets within its own area.m  B               6.If you specified NONROUTING, you now go to Step 8,9                 which asks about the X25router 2000 type.   B                 If you specified ROUTING IV or AREA, the procedure                 displays:l  8                       Ethernet circuit cost         [4]:  ?           4-12     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  0               A                 Specify a value in the range 1 to 63. The cost istB                 a value assigned to a circuit between two adjacentE                 nodes. Packets are routed along paths with the small-m                 est cost.   +                 The procedure now displays:n  8                       Router priority              [64]:  A                 Specify a value in the range 1 to 127. The routerdD                 with the highest priority will become the designated(                 router for the Ethernet.  +               7.The procedure now displays:   L                       If  you  want  to  use incoming datalink mapping (DLM)L                       circuits you need to specify a subaddress range to use@                       to pass the incoming X.25 calls to DECnet.  L                       If you do  not want to use incoming DLM circuits, just1                       press <RETURN> to continue.b  8                       Subaddress range           [NONE]:  A                 A subaddress is used to identify which software asB                 call is to be routed to. It must be a decimal num-)                 ber of up to four digits.   B                 To use incoming DLM circuits, enter the subaddressC                 or range of subaddresses for incoming X.25 calls to B                 be passed to DLM. The range should be in the form:A                 n-N, where n is the bottom of the range, and N istC                 the top of the range. For example, for subaddressesi4                 ranging from 90 to 99, enter: 90-99.  +               8.The procedure now displays:n  L                       The X25router 2000 supports the following combinationsL                       of lines,  line speeds and ports. Specify the type you                       require.  L                       Type    Number of lines    Maximum Speed         Ports>                                                   (per second)  L                         1            4               64 K            0,1,2,3J                         2            3              256 K            0,1,2H                         3            2              384 K            0,1  8                       Type                          [1]:  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-13A r  U            $                 Specify Type 1 or 2.  +               9.The procedure now displays:.  L                       Enter the username  and password to be used to controlL                       access  to  the  X25router 2000.  If  you specify thisL                       information here,  then it must be  supplied  wheneverL                       lines,  DTEs  or  circuits on the  X25router 2000  are%                       being modified.n  K                       If this  information  is  not specified,  anyone  can L                       modify the X25router 2000. DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDSI                       that you specify access control for the NML object.r  &                   NML Username [NONE]:                   NML Password:                    Verification:e  F                 If you supply an NML username and password, only usersA                 who supply this username and password will be al-XD                 lowed to alter the X25router 2000 volatile database.B                 The username and password each consist of up to 167                 alphanumeric or punctuation characters.o  C                 Digital strongly recommends that you specify an NMLtA                 username and password. Otherwise, any user on thes7                 network can modify your X25router 2000.   D                 Remember what you specify for the username and pass-A                 word, as you will need it to modify the X25router '                 2000 volatile database.   A                 For example, to gain access to the X25router 2000nD                 volatile database which has a username "ENGLAND" andF                 a password "LONDON", and is on a node called "EUROPE",*                 you would use the command:  K                   NCP>set executor node EUROPE user ENGLAND password LONDONn  C                 For more details about using the username and pass- >                 word, see the X25router 2000 Management Guide.  +               10.Theprocedure now displays:   ?           4-14     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)u e  n            K                       Enter  the  username  and password to be used for the L                       TRACE utility. If you specify  this  information here,K                       then it must be supplied when using the TRACE utility2,                       on the X25router 2000.  L                       If this  information  is  not  specified,  anyone  canB                       monitor the traffic on  the  X25router 2000.  L                       DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDS that you set up a username9                       and password for the TRACE utility.c  (                   TRACE Username [NONE]:!                   TRACE Password:                    Verification:d  A                 If you supply a TRACE username and password here,eE                 only those who supply this username and password willtD                 be allowed to use the TRACE utility to monitor traf-B                 fic on this X25router 2000. The username and pass-C                 word each consist of up to 16 alphanumeric or punc- #                 tuation characters.n  C                 Digital strongly recommends that you set up a user- C                 name and password for the TRACE utility. Otherwise,fD                 any user within the network with OPER privileges andA                 TRACE installed on their VMS node can monitor thes/                 traffic on your X25router 2000.E  D                 Remember what you specify for the username and pass-F                 word, as you will need it when you use the TRACE util-                 ity.  A                 For example, if you wished to use the TRACE util-YC                 ity on an X25router 2000 on a node called "AFRICA",eJ                 with a TRACE username "MOROCCO" and password "CASABLANCA",*                 you would use the command:  ?                   TRACE>start AFRICA"MOROCCO CASABLANCA"::X25L2   3                 where X25L2 is the tracepoint name.e  D                 For more details of using the TRACE utility, see the5                 X25router 2000 Problem Solving Guide.e  A               11.Theprocedure now displays a list of configuratoreA                 commands it will use to update the X25router 2000wE                 permanent database with the information given so far.y                 It also asks:   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-15h e  e            G                   Do you want the permanent database defined now [YES]?y  E                 If you are configuring a new X25router 2000, you must B                 answer YES, or the procedure will not continue. IfA                 you wish to modify the configuration of an exist-a?                 ing X25router 2000, you should also answer YES..  D                 You should answer NO only if this X25router 2000 hasB                 previously been configured, and you do not want toD                 change the configuration. If you answer NO, the pro-,                 cedure will simply continue.  +               12.Theprocedure now displays:e  M                       This command  procedure  allows  you to  define  one or M                       more  PSDN(s) and one or more DTEs associated with each                        network.  L                   Do you want to define the X25-PROTOCOL database now [YES]?  C                 Answer YES if you want to define the PSDNs and DTEsoC                 associated with each network. If you answer NO, yourA                 will go to a later stage of the procedure, to sete+                 up X25-SERVER destinations.n  ;                 If you answer YES, the procedure continues:   L                       You can  use  this  procedure to purge the database toL                       remove all  line,   DTE  and X.25 protocol information=                       before updating the permanent database.   I                       The following  configurator command will be used tos8                       purge the line permanent database:  +                       PURGE known lines all   I                       The following configurator commands will be used toa@                       purge the DTE and X.25 permanent database:  B                       PURGE module x25-protocol known networks allM                       PURGE module x25-protocol known dtes known networks all   L                   Do you want the information in the line permanent database$                   to be purged [NO]?  ?           4-16     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)e s  y            B                 If you wish to keep previous definitions for linesC                 (including DDCMP lines), press <RET>. The procedurer                 then asks:  A                   Do you want the information in the X.25 and DTE51                   permanent database purged [NO]?n  B                 If you wish to keep previous definitions for DTEs,F                 press <RET>. If you enter YES, to purge the databases,*                 you will see this message:  I                       A command procedure will now be executed to performo0                       the requested definitions.  7                       Please ignore any error messages.p  :                 Ignore any error messages that may appear.  +               13.Theprocedure now displays:   M                       PSDN and profile names are defined here. You can define M                       one or more PSDNs.  For each PSDN  you will be asked toeM                       provide the  network name and the profile name for thatE                       network.  .                       Network name   (string):  A                 Enter the network name that connects to the PSDN. >                 For details of network names, see Section 1.2.  A                 If you do not want to enter a network name, pressr.                 <RET>. The procedure will ask:  ?                   Do you want to define any more networks [NO]?o  B                 If you answer YES, you will be asked for a network                 name again.S  I                 If you answer NO, the procedure will update the X25router@D                 2000 permanent database with any network(s) you haveA                 defined. You will then go to a later stage of ther=                 procedure, to set up X25-SERVER destinations.c  B                 If you do enter a network name, the procedure will                 display:  ;                       Profile name   (string) [network-id]:n  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-175 t               C                 Enter the profile name of the PSDN to which the DTE,C                 will connect. Refer to Section 1.3 in Chapter 1 forbF                 details of profile names. If the profile name is iden-@                 tical with the network name, simply press <RET>.  +               14.Theprocedure now displays:r  H                       The following configurator command will be used to4                       update the permanent database:  F                       DEFINE module x25-protocol network network-id  -E                                                  profile profile-name   G                   Do you want the information in the permanent databasep!                   updated  [YES]?   A                 If you answer NO, the permanent database will notrD                 be updated. (You may enter the required NCP commandsB                 later, if you wish.) You will be asked if you wantC                 to define any more networks; see the previous step.n  =                 If you want the database updated, answer YES.   +               15.Theprocedure now displays:   M                       DTEs are  defined  here.  You  can  define  one or more M                       DTEs connected  to this network. For each DTE  you willpD                       be asked to provide the following information:  )                           o   DTE address,E                           o   Range of channels to be used by the DTE L                           o   Synchronous port number to be used by the line:                           o   Line associated with the DTE  1                       DTE address       (number):   A                 Enter your DTE address. For details on the format D                 of this address, see the  Public Network Information                 manual.u  +                 The procedure now displays:   1                       Channels range      (list):e  A                 Enter the channels that the DTE will use for out-eB                 going calls. Specify high-numbered channels beforeA                 low-numbered channels. Each entry in the channelsfE                 list can be either a single channel number or a chan-oD                 nel range (with a hyphen separating the high and low  ?           4-18     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)e 0  w            C                 numbers). The entries in the list must be separatede'                 by commas. For example:   9                 Channels range (list):1555,1544-1540,1536r  D                 The PSDN authorities allocate channel ranges at sub-A                 scription time. For details on the channel rangessJ                 your PSDN can allocate, see the Public Network Information                 manual.   +                 The procedure now displays:   1                       Synchronous port     (0-3):   I                 Enter the number of the synchronous port on the X25router 3                 2000 that will be used for the DTE.a  1                       Line name (string) [X25-n]:   A                 Enter the name of the line that the DTE will use,                  in the form:  "                         X25-string  A                 where string is a string of up to 12 alphanumericrA                 characters. The default line name is X25-n, wheren8                 n is the number of the synchronous port.  +               16.Theprocedure now displays:r  P                       The following configurator commands will be used to update-                       the permanent database.e  )                       DEFINE line line-id )                           protocol lapb -t.                           network network-id -(                           device SYN-n -"                           state on  C                       DEFINE module x25-protocol dte dte-address  -o.                           network network-id -2                           channels  channel-list -)                           line line-id  - "                           state on  J                   Do you want to update the permanent database now  [YES]?  A                 If you answer NO, the permanent database will notO                 be updated.   =                 If you want the database updated, answer YES.   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-19     e            '                 The procedure now asks:   ?                   Do you want to define any more DTEs connectedu'                   to this network [NO]?   B                 Answer YES if more DTEs are required for this net-A                 work. The procedure then repeats the questions to A                 define a DTE. When you have finished defining all A                 DTEs, and this question appears again, answer NO.p  '               17.Theprocedure now asks:   ?                   Do you want to define any more networks [NO]?   A                 Answer YES to define more networks. The procedureuA                 then repeats the questions to define DTEs for the E                 next network. If you have finished defining networks,d                 answer NO.  +                 The procedure now displays:   O                       A command  procedure  will  now  be  executed  to perform 1                       the requested  definitions.   G                   X25ROUperm V1.1, X25router 2000 configuration program B                   %X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD, configuration file updated  +               18.Theprocedure now displays:i  N                       X25-SERVER destinations are set up  here.  These  permitN                       incoming calls received by this node to be redirected toN                       the appropriate host.  This  procedure  asks  for a list<                       of hosts with P.S.I. Access installed.  J                   Do you want to define the X25-SERVER database now [YES]?  B                 X25-SERVER destinations allow incoming calls to beB                 directed to VAX P.S.I. Access nodes. If you intendD                 using the X25router 2000 as a connector node for VAXA                 P.S.I. Access systems, you should now set up X25-iA                 SERVER destinations for those incoming calls des- '                 tined for Access hosts.d  D                 Answer YES to define the X25-SERVER database. If youC                 answer NO, the procedure goes on to defining DECnetI"                 circuits, Step 22.  ?           4-20     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     c            :               19.Ifyou answer YES, the procedure displays:  B                       Destination name  (string)                 :  B                 Destinations are used by the X25router 2000 systemA                 to identify the destinations of incoming calls somC                 that they are directed to the correct Access nodes. E                 The destination name is a string of up to 16 alphanu- !                 meric characters.   A                 See the information you supplied in Section 2.2.3e:                 for the destination names for your system.  +                 The procedure now displays:o  G                       Destination node name  (string)                 :   G                 The destination node name is the name of the VAX P.S.I. A                 Access node to which incoming calls should be di-                  rected.   +                 The procedure now displays:   G                       Destination priority                       [0]  :   C                 Destination priority is the processing priority for A                 the redirection of incoming calls to the destina-yB                 tion. Priority is an integer number in the range 0                 to 255.   B                 The rest of the parameters are optional. If you doB                 not specify them, they will not be checked when an&                 incoming call arrives.  G                       Call mask              (2-32 hex)        [None] :   G                 The call mask is used in conjunction with a call value, E                 and determines whether the incoming call is accepted. B                 Enter a hexadecimal value of between 2 and 32 dig-                 its.  G                       Call value             (2-32 hex)        [None] :   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-21                  C                 Call value specifies the string used to test incom-nB                 ing call data. The user-data field in the incomingG                 call is matched using the call mask. If it then matchesb>                 the call value, the incoming call is accepted.  G                       Closed user group name (1-16 characters) [None] :   B                 Closed user group (CUG) specifies which user groupA                 (CUG or bilateral CUG) has access to the destina-                  tion.o  G                       Sending address        (1-15 decimal)    [None] :   B                 This specifies which remote DTE addresses have ac-B                 cess to the destination. If none is specified, allF                 call requests from remote DTEs are accepted. Wildcards6                 (* and %) may be used in this address.  G                       Subaddress range       (decimal range)   [None] :E  B                 The subaddress is used to determine whether an in-C                 coming call is to be accepted. If the subaddress of A                 the incoming call is within the subaddress range, C                 the call request is accepted. If none is specified, E                 call requests with any subaddress are accepted. EnternB                 only one range, for example, 50-99 or 122 or 1010-A                 1234. Specify a range which is different from the A                 range you specified earlier for incoming DLM cir-,.                 cuits, to distinguish the two.  G                       Object identification  (string)          [36]   :.  D                 As VAX P.S.I. Access requires a value of 36 for thisB                 parameter (the default value), simply press <RET>.  +               20.Theprocedure now displays:G  H                       The destination will be set up using the following,                       configurator commands:    ?           4-22     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  8                       DEFINE node node-id name node-name0                       DEFINE module x25-server -5                               destination dest-name -e.                               node dest-node -8                               [priority dest-priority] -5                               [call mask call-mask] -o7                               [call value call-value] -c0                               [group cug-name] -=                               [sending address dte-address] - >                               [subaddress sub-address-range] -.                               [user user-id] -3                               [password password] -o6                               [account account-name] -0                               [object object-id]  E                 Only the fields you have specified will be displayed.u  (                 The procedure also asks:  D                   Do you want to define this destination now  [YES]?  C                 Answer YES to execute the configurator commands. If A                 you answer NO, the procedure will not execute theA&                 configurator commands.  '               21.Theprocedure now asks:I  D                   Do you want to define any more destinations  [NO]?  B                 If you have further destinations to set up, answer                 YES.  B                 If you enter NO to indicate that you have finished>                 defining destinations, the procedure displays:  M                       A command procedure will now be executed to perform the ,                       requested definitions.  G                   X25ROUperm V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Program   A                   %X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updatedu  B               22.Youare now asked about the circuits that you wantB                 to use with the X25router 2000. The procedure dis-                 plays:  M                       You may  now  define  the DECnet and X.25 PVCs you willn0                       use on the X25router 2000.  G                   Do you want to define the circuit database now [YES]?   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-23d n  o            C                 Answer YES if you wish to set up any of the follow- @                 ing: DLM circuits; DDCMP circuits; PVC circuits.  A                 Note that if you specified NONROUTING IV for thisdF                 X25router 2000, you can only set up PVC circuits here.  '               23.Theprocedure now asks:i  L                       You can  use  this  procedure to purge the database toL                       remove all  DECnet and X.25 circuit information before6                       updating the permanent database.  L                       The following  configurator  command  will  be used to;                       purge the circuit permanent database:S  .                       PURGE known circuits all  O                   Do you want the information in the circuit permanent databasec                   purged [NO]?  A                 If you answer YES, the circuit database is purgedrB                 to remove all existing DECnet and X.25 circuit in-                 formation.  +               24.Theprocedure now displays:d  K                       You can now define the circuits and lines to be used. ?                       The circuit types are DDCMP, DLM and PVC.w  $                       DDCMP circuits$                       --------------  L                       You can define up to four DDCMP circuits for the DEMSA4                       and one circuit for the DEMSB.  L                       DDCMP lines may have any name that does not begin with                       PVC-  N                       For  each  DDCMP circuit you define, a line will also beN                       configured  to  run the DDCMP  protocol. Note that for aO                       DEMSB, you can have either an X.25 line, or a DDCMP line.C  "                       DLM circuits"                       ------------  M                       You may define up to sixty-three DLM circuits  for  the F                       DEMSA,  but only two DLM circuits for the DEMSB.  O                       You may use any name for DLM circuits that does not beginu!                       with  PVC-.                          PVCs                       ----  ?           4-24     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  h  e            M                       You  can define up to  512 PVCs for the DEMSA, but only M                       sixteen PVCs for the DEMSB. Note that for each  DLM youd:                       define, you can define one less PVC.  N                       You must start  the circuit name  with the  string PVC-,*                       except for DLM PVCs.  1                       Circuit name      (string):r  =                 Enter the circuit name for the first circuit.   A                 To set up a PVC circuit, enter a name that beginsw                 PVC-.t  C                 To set up a DLM or DDCMP circuit, enter a name that 5                 does not begin PVC-. Skip to Step 26.e  C               25.Ifyou enter a name that begins PVC-, the procedure                  displays:   ,                       This circuit is a PVC.  D                       Please enter the required circuit information.  1                       Local DTE         (number):h  E                 When you have entered a local DTE, the procedure dis-t                 plays:  1                       Network           (string):   B                 When you have entered the network name, the proce-                 dure displays:  1                       Channel           (number):i  B                 When you have entered a channel number, the proce-B                 dure displays the configurator command it will useB                 to define the circuit. It then asks if you want to6                 define any more circuits; see Step 29.  A               26.Ifyou enter a name that does not begin with PVC, #                 the procedure asks:t  ,                   Circuit type [DDCMP, DLM]:  A                 Enter DLM to define a DLM circuit. Enter DDCMP tocB                 define a DDCMP circuit; you will then skip to Step                 28.u  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-25                  9               27.Ifyou enter DLM, the procedure displays:   M                       You must now specify the usage as INCOMING, OUTGOING ory                       PERMANENTr  1                       Usage                     :   H                 If you have specified the usage as INCOMING or OUTGOING,-                 the procedure asks first for:e  1                       Remote DTE        (number):Y  ?                 For all types of usage, the procedure asks for:t  1                       Local DTE         (number):y1                       Network           (string):   E                 If you have specified PERMANENT or OUTGOING, you must B                 supply the network name here. This is optional for                 INCOMING.e  A                 If you have specified OUTGOING, you will be askedv                 for:  1                       Recall timer (number) [60]:,5                       Maximum recalls (number) [100]:   B                 If you have specified PERMANENT, you will be asked                 for:  1                       Channel           (number):h  C                 For all types of usage, the procedure now asks for:   1                       Circuit cost  (number) [5]:f2                       State         (string) [ON]:  A                 The cost is a value assigned to a circuit between D                 two adjacent nodes. Packets are routed on paths with                 the least cost.n  7                 The procedure now continues at Step 29.   ?           4-26     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     o            ;               28.Ifyou enter DDCMP, the procedure displays:n  6                       This circuit is a DDCMP circuit.  L                       Please enter the information about the line which will/                       be used for this circuit.0  :                       Line name   (string) [circuit-name]:  A                 The default line name is the circuit name. If you C                 do not use the default, specify a string of between 1                 1 and 16 alphanumeric characters.s  +                 The procedure now displays:e  /                       Synchronous port  (0-3) :P2                       Circuit cost  (number) [5] :  A                 The cost is a value assigned to a circuit betweenaD                 two adjacent nodes. Packets are routed on paths with                 the least cost.y  D               29.Theprocedure now displays the configurator commands<                 it will use to set up the circuit, and asks:  W                   Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?   D                 Enter YES to update the permanent database with cir-!                 cuit information.2  '                 The procedure now asks:   ?                   Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]?m  A                 If you answer YES, the procedure will ask for an-pA                 other circuit name. If you have finished defining ,                 all the circuits, answer NO.  I               30.Onceyou have finished defining circuits, X25ROUSETUP.COM '                 ends, with the message:   M                       A command procedure will now be executed to perform then,                       requested definitions.  +                       X25ROUSETUP complete.e  G                       The databases are now set up and you may load the %                       X25router 2000.-  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-27  t               A              Now you need to load the X25router 2000. See Section?              4.3 for details.e    .           4.2.2 Running X25ROUSETUP.COM: DEMSB  8              To run X25ROUSETUP.COM, follow these steps:  E               1.Log into the system account, or any account with OPER C                 and SYSPRV privileges, and enter the following com-                  mand:   7                   $ @SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]X25ROUSETUP   )               2.X25ROUSETUP.COM displays:   O                       This command procedure sets up the permanent database for O                       the X25router 2000.  Usually, executing this procedure isy@                       all you need to do to set up the database.  N                       The  procedure consists of a series of questions. If youN                       need  help  with  answering  a  question,  enter ?  as aC                       response and the HELP text will be displayed.   =                       X25router 2000 node name     (node-id):   B                 Enter the DECnet node name for the X25router 2000.  E                 This name can consist of up to six alphanumeric char- B                 acters, the first of which must be alphabetic. TheB                 name identifies the X25router 2000 within the net-D                 work, and should therefore be unique within the net-                 work.R  +               3.The procedure now displays:   9                       X25router 2000 type [DEMSA, DEMSB]:   A                 Enter DEMSB. To configure a DEMSA X25router 2000, "                 see Section 4.2.1.  B               4.If you enter a node name which already exists, the#                 procedure displays:   ?           4-28     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  A                     A configuration file for node already exists.   K                     You may either keep the existing configuration file ande7                     modify it or create a new database.   =                   Do you want to create a new database [YES]?   :                 If you answer YES, the procedure displays:  >                       The old configuration file for node will-                       be renamed to new-name.   C                 A new version of the configuration file is created. A                 The previous version is renamed and stored in the 1                 SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER] directory.   5                 If you answer NO, the procedure asks:   S                       Do you want to change the EXECUTOR characteristics now [YES]?   C                 Answer YES to change the DECnet EXECUTOR character- A                 istics of your X25router 2000 node. If you answer C                 NO, the procedure goes to a later stage of the pro-hB                 cedure, which involves defining the PSDNs and DTEs!                 for each network.   +               5.The procedure now displays:c  K                       Your X25router 2000 can be one of two types of DECnet                        node:t  /                           NONROUTING (end node)r5                           ROUTING IV (level 1 router)t  3                       Specify the type you require.   8                       Node type            [NONROUTING]:  D                 If your configuration will use any DLM or DDCMP cir-F                 cuits, you must specify ROUTING IV. Specify NONROUTINGE                 only if your configuration will use just the Ethernet]B                 circuit, or just the Ethernet circuit and PVC cir-                 cuits.  B               6.If you specified NONROUTING, you now go to Step 8.  D                 If you specified ROUTING IV, the procedure displays:  0                       Ethernet circuit cost [4]:  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-29o e  e            A                 Specify a value in the range 1 to 63. The cost isaB                 a value assigned to a circuit between two adjacentE                 nodes. Packets are routed along paths with the small-                  est cost.e  +                 The procedure now displays:n  +                       Router priority [64]:-  A                 Specify a value in the range 1 to 127. The router D                 with the highest priority will become the designated(                 router for the Ethernet.  +               7.The procedure now displays:e  N                       If  you  want  to  use  incoming  datalink mapping (DLM)N                       circuits you need to specify a  subaddress  range to use@                       to pass the incoming X.25 calls to DECnet.  N                       If you  do  not want to use  incoming DLM circuits, just1                       press <RETURN> to continue.e  8                       Subaddress range           [NONE]:  A                 A subaddress is an optional address, which can be H                 used to decide to which software a call is to be routed.A                 It must be a decimal number of up to four digits.   B                 To use incoming DLM circuits, enter the subaddressC                 or range of subaddresses for incoming X.25 calls to B                 be passed to DLM. The range of subaddresses shouldA                 be in the form: n-N, where n is the bottom of the B                 range, and N is the top of the range. For example,B                 for subaddresses ranging from 90 to 99, enter: 90-                 99.s  A               8.The procedure now displays details about the typec"                 of X25router 2000:  B                       The X25router 2000 is configured as follows.  E                       Number of lines    Maximum Speed          Ports 5                                          (per second)h  A                       1                  19.2 Kb                0,  ?           4-30     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     b            B               9.The procedure goes on to ask about access control:  L                       Enter the  username and password to be used to controlL                       access  to  the  X25router 2000.  If  you specify thisL                       information here, then it must  be  supplied  wheneverL                       lines,  DTEs  or  circuits  on the  X25router 2000 are%                       being modified.   I                       If  this information  is  not specified, anyone can L                       modify the X25router 2000. DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDSI                       that you specify access control for the NML object.   *                       NML Username [NONE]:#                       NML Password: #                       Verification:   F                 If you supply an NML username and password, only usersA                 who supply this username and password will be al-sE                 lowed to alter the X25router 2000 permanent database.-B                 The username and password each consist of up to 167                 alphanumeric or punctuation characters.   C                 If you do not wish to supply the username and pass- D                 word, simply press <RET> in response to the prompts.C                 However, Digital strongly recommends that you spec- A                 ify access control for the NML object. Otherwise,?A                 any user on the network can modify your X25router.                 2000.o  D                 Remember what you specify for the username and pass-A                 word, as you will need it to modify the X25router '                 2000 volatile database.o  A                 For example, to gain access to the X25router 2000tD                 volatile database which has a username "ENGLAND" andF                 a password "LONDON", and is on a node called "EUROPE",*                 you would use the command:  K                   NCP>set executor node EUROPE user ENGLAND password LONDON   C                 For more details about using the username and pass-m>                 word, see the X25router 2000 Management Guide.  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-312 u               +               10.Theprocedure now displays:   K                       Enter the  username  and  password to be used for the L                       TRACE utility.  If you specify  this information here,K                       then it must be supplied when using the TRACE utilityu,                       on the X25router 2000.  J                       If this  information  is  not  specified, anyone can?                       monitor  traffic on  the  X25router 2000.a  L                       DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDS that you set up a username9                       and password for the TRACE utility.N  (                   TRACE Username [NONE]:!                   TRACE Password:s                   Verification:c  A                 If you supply a TRACE username and password here,rE                 only those who supply this username and password willdD                 be allowed to use the TRACE utility to monitor traf-B                 fic on this X25router 2000. The username and pass-C                 word each consist of up to 16 alphanumeric or punc-i#                 tuation characters.   C                 If you do not wish to supply the username and pass- D                 word, simply press <RET> in response to the prompts.C                 However, Digital strongly recommends that you spec-sB                 ify a username and password for the TRACE utility.D                 If you do not, any user within the network with OPERD                 privileges and TRACE installed on their VMS node can;                 monitor the traffic on your X25router 2000.y  D                 Remember what you specify for the username and pass-F                 word, as you will need it when you use the TRACE util-                 ity.  A                 For example, if you wished to use the TRACE util-EC                 ity on an X25router 2000 on a node called "AFRICA", J                 with a TRACE username "MOROCCO" and password "CASABLANCA",*                 you would use the command:  ?                   TRACE>start AFRICA"MOROCCO CASABLANCA"::X25L2.  3                 where X25L2 is the tracepoint name.h  D                 For more details of using the TRACE utility, see the5                 X25router 2000 Problem Solving Guide.   ?           4-32     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)h                 A               11.Theprocedure now displays a list of configurator A                 commands it will use to update the X25router 2000iE                 permanent database with the information given so far.                  It also asks:   G                   Do you want the permanent database defined now [YES]?   E                 If you are configuring a new X25router 2000, you must,B                 answer YES, or the procedure will not continue. IfA                 you wish to modify the configuration of an exist-e?                 ing X25router 2000, you should also answer YES.i  D                 You should answer NO only if this X25router 2000 hasB                 previously been configured, and you do not want toB                 change the configuration. In this case, if you an-<                 swer NO, the procedure will simply continue.  +               12.Theprocedure now displays:   N                       This command  procedure  allows  you  to  define  one orL                       more PSDN(s) and one or more DTEs associated with each                       network.  L                   Do you want to define the X25-PROTOCOL database now [YES]?  C                 Answer YES if you want to define the PSDNs and DTEs C                 associated with each network. If you answer NO, you A                 will go to a later stage of the procedure, to set +                 up X25-SERVER destinations.   ;                 If you answer YES, the procedure continues:c  K                       You can  use this  procedure to purge the database tonK                       remove  all  line,  DTE and X.25 protocol information-=                       before updating the permanent database.l  I                       The following  configurator command will be used to 8                       purge the line permanent database:  +                       PURGE known lines alle  I                       The following configurator commands will be used toc@                       purge the DTE and X.25 permanent database:  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-33o i  t            B                       PURGE module x25-protocol known networks allM                       PURGE module x25-protocol known dtes known networks allD  L                   Do you want the information in the line permanent database                   purged [NO]?  B                 If you wish to keep previous definitions for linesC                 (including DDCMP lines), press <RET>. The procedures                 then asks:  A                   Do you want the information in the X.25 and DTEe1                   permanent database purged [NO]?l  B                 If you wish to keep previous definitions for DTEs,F                 press <RET>. If you enter YES, to purge the databases,*                 you will see this message:  I                       A command procedure will now be executed to perform 0                       the requested definitions.  7                       Please ignore any error messages.   9                 Igore any error messages that may appear.   +               13.Theprocedure now displays:   M                       PSDN and profile names are defined here. You can defineMM                       one or more PSDNs.  For each PSDN  you will be asked to M                       provide the  network name and the profile name for thato                       network.  .                       Network name   (string):  A                 Enter the network name that connects to the PSDN. >                 For details of network names, see Section 1.2.  A                 If you do not want to enter a network name, press .                 <RET>. The procedure will ask:  ?                   Do you want to define any more networks [NO]?n  B                 If you answer YES, you will be asked for a network                 name again.n  I                 If you answer NO, the procedure will update the X25router D                 2000 permanent database with the network(s) you haveA                 defined. You will then go to a later stage of thei<                 procedure to set up X25-SERVER destinations.  ?           4-34     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)u t  d            B                 If you do enter a network name, the procedure will                 display:  ;                       Profile name   (string) [network-id]:n  C                 Enter the profile name of the PSDN to which the DTE B                 will connect. See Section 1.3 in Chapter 1 for de-D                 tails of profile names. If the profile name is iden-C                 tical with the network name, simply press <RETURN>.o  +               14.Theprocedure now displays:   H                       The following configurator command will be used to4                       update the permanent database:  F                       DEFINE module x25-protocol network network-id  -E                                                  profile profile-namer  W                   Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?   A                 If you answer NO, the permanent database will not D                 be updated. (You may enter the required NCP commandsB                 later, if you wish.) You will be asked if you wantC                 to define any more networks; see the previous step.s  =                 If you want the database updated, answer YES.   +               15.Theprocedure now displays:   M                       A DTE is defined here. You can define one DTE connectedeM                       to  this  network.  For the  DTE  you  will be asked to 8                       provide the following information:  )                           o   DTE address2E                           o   Range of channels to be used by the DTE :                           o   Line associated with the DTE  1                       DTE address       (number):   A                 Enter your DTE address. For details on the formatoD                 of this address, see the  Public Network Information                 manual.d  +               16.Theprocedure now displays:d  1                       Channels range      (list):R  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-35                  A                 Enter the channels that the DTE will use for out- B                 going calls. Specify high-numbered channels beforeA                 low-numbered channels. Each entry in the channels E                 list can be either a single channel number or a chan-yD                 nel range (with a hyphen separating the high and lowC                 numbers). The entries in the list must be separatede'                 by commas. For example:r  9                 Channels range (list):1555,1544-1540,1536   D                 The PSDN authorities allocate channel ranges at sub-E                 scription time. For details on the channel range your F                 PSDN can allocate, see the  Public Network Information                 manual.t  +                 The procedure now displays:t  1                       Line name (string) [X25-0]:o  A                 Enter the name of the line that the DTE will use,                  in the form:  "                         X25-string  A                 where string is a string of up to 12 alphanumerice;                 characters. The default line name is X25-0.h  +               17.Theprocedure now displays:   P                       The following configurator commands will be used to update-                       the permanent database.t  '                       DEFINE line X25-0 )                           protocol LAPB -i.                           network network-id -(                           device SYN-0 -"                           state on  C                       DEFINE module x25-protocol dte dte-address  -e.                           network network-id -2                           channels  channel-list --                           line X25-line-id  - "                           state on  J                   Do you want to update the permanent database now  [YES]?  A                 If you answer NO, the permanent database will not                  be updated.   =                 If you want the database updated, answer YES.h  ?           4-36     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)S    n            '                 The procedure now asks:s  ?                   Do you want to define any more networks [NO]?O  A                 Answer YES to define more networks. The procedureeB                 then repeats the questions to define the next net-A                 work. If you have finished defining networks, an-                  swer NO.  +                 The procedure now displays:e  O                       A command  procedure  will  now  be  executed  to performr1                       the requested  definitions.t  G                   X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 configuration program   B                   %X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD, configuration file updated  +               18.Theprocedure now displays:   N                       X25-SERVER destinations are set up  here.  These  permitN                       incoming calls received by this node to be redirected toN                       the appropriate host.  This  procedure  asks  for a list<                       of hosts with P.S.I. Access installed.  J                   Do you want to define the X25-SERVER database now [YES]?  B                 X25-SERVER destinations allow incoming calls to beB                 directed to VAX P.S.I. Access nodes. If you intendD                 using the X25router 2000 as a connector node for VAXC                 P.S.I. Access systems, you should set up X25-SERVER C                 destinations here for those incoming calls destined !                 for Access hosts.   D                 Answer YES to define the X25-SERVER database. If youC                 answer NO, the procedure goes on to defining DECnet."                 circuits, Step 22.  :               19.Ifyou answer YES, the procedure displays:  G                       Destination name       (string)                 :   B                 Destinations are used by the X25router 2000 systemA                 to identify the destinations of incoming calls souC                 that they are directed to the correct Access nodes.2E                 The destination name is a string of up to 16 alphanu- !                 meric characters.   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-37  a  e            A                 See the information you supplied in Section 2.2.3s:                 for the destination names for your system.  +                 The procedure now displays:   G                       Destination node name  (string)                 :e  G                 The destination node name is the name of the VAX P.S.I.uA                 Access node to which incoming calls should be di-o                 rected.r  +                 The procedure now displays:-  G                       Destination priority                       [0]  :f  C                 Destination priority is the processing priority for A                 the redirection of incoming calls to the destina-rB                 tion. Priority is an integer number in the range 0                 to 255.   B                 The rest of the parameters are optional. If you doB                 not specify them, they will not be checked when an&                 incoming call arrives.  G                       Call mask              (2-32 hex)        [None] :   G                 The call mask is used in conjunction with a call value, E                 and determines whether the incoming call is accepted.sB                 Enter a hexadecimal value of between 2 and 32 dig-                 its.  G                       Call value             (2-32 hex)        [None] :h  C                 Call value specifies the string used to test incom- B                 ing call data. The user-data field in the incomingG                 call is matched using the call mask. If it then matches >                 the call value, the incoming call is accepted.  G                       Closed user group name (1-16 characters) [None] :S  B                 Closed user group (CUG) specifies which user groupA                 (CUG or bilateral CUG) has access to the destina-                  tion.   G                       Sending address        (1-15 decimal)    [None] :L  ?           4-38     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  r  e            B                 This specifies which remote DTE addresses have ac-B                 cess to the destination. If none is specified, allF                 call requests from remote DTEs are accepted. Wildcards6                 (* and %) may be used in this address.  G                       Subaddress range       (decimal range)   [None] :t  B                 The subaddress is used to determine whether an in-C                 coming call is to be accepted. If the subaddress of.A                 the incoming call is within the subaddress range,uC                 the call request is accepted. If none is specified, E                 call requests with any subaddress are accepted. EnterlB                 only one range, for example, 50-99 or 122 or 1010-A                 1234. Specify a range which is different from theoA                 range you specified earlier for incoming DLM cir-".                 cuits, to distinguish the two.  G                       Object identification  (string)          [36]   :m  D                 As VAX P.S.I. Access requires a value of 36 for thisB                 parameter (the default value), simply press <RET>.  +               20.Theprocedure now displays:   H                       The destination will be set up using the following,                       configurator commands:  8                       DEFINE node node-id name node-name0                       DEFINE module x25-server --                       destination dest-name -t&                       node dest-node -,                       [priority dest-prio] --                       [call mask call-mask] - /                       [call value call-value] - (                       [group cug-name] -5                       [sending address dte-address] -t6                       [subaddress sub-address-range] -&                       [user user-id] -+                       [password password] -a.                       [account account-name] -(                       [object object-id]  E                 Only the fields you have specified will be displayed.   (                 The procedure also asks:  D                   Do you want to define this destination now  [YES]?  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-39r a               D                 Answer YES to execute the configurator command shownC                 above. If you answer NO, the procedure will not ex- ?                 ecute the configurator command displayed above.u  '               21.Theprocedure now asks:   D                   Do you want to define any more destinations  [NO]?  B                 If you have further destinations to set up, answer                 YES.  C                 If you answer NO to indicate that you have finishedi>                 defining destinations, the procedure displays:  M                       A command procedure will now be executed to perform ther,                       requested definitions.  G                   X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Programe  A                   %X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updated   B               22.Youare now asked about the circuits that you wantH                 to use with the X25router 2000. If you specified ROUTING+                 IV, the procedure displays:"  L                       You may  now  define the DECnet and X.25 PVCs you will0                       use on the X25router 2000.  G                   Do you want to define the circuit database now [YES]?o  C                 Answer YES if you wish to set up any of the follow-e@                 ing: DLM circuits; DDCMP circuits; PVC circuits.  D                 If you specified NONROUTING, the procedure displays:  K                       You  may now define the X.25 PVCs you will use on thei%                       X25router 2000.   G                   Do you want to define the circuit database now [YES]?   D                 If you specified NONROUTING, you can only set up PVC                 circuits here.  '               23.Theprocedure now asks:w  ?           4-40     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)e e  l            L                       You can  use  this  procedure to purge the database toL                       remove all  DECnet and X.25 circuit information before6                       updating the permanent database.  L                       The following  configurator  command  will  be used to;                       purge the circuit permanent database:   .                       PURGE known circuits all  O                   Do you want the information in the circuit permanent databases                   purged [NO]?  A                 If you answer YES, the circuit database is purgedoB                 to remove all existing DECnet and X.25 circuit in-                 formation.  C               24.Ifyou specified ROUTING IV, the procedure now dis-Y                 plays:  K                       You can now define the circuits and lines to be used.e?                       The circuit types are DDCMP, DLM and PVC.d  $                       DDCMP circuits$                       --------------  L                       You can define up to four DDCMP circuits for the DEMSA4                       and one circuit for the DEMSB.  M                       DDCMP lines may have any name that does not begin PVC-.   N                       For each DDCMP circuit  you define,  a line will also beN                       configured to run  the  DDCMP protocol.  Note that for aO                       DEMSB, you can have either an X.25 line, or a DDCMP line.   "                       DLM circuits"                       ------------  K                       You may define up to sixty-three DLM circuits for thegE                       DEMSA, but only two DLM circuits for the DEMSB.   I                       You may use any name for DLM circuits that does not '                       begin with  PVC-.w                         PVCs                       ----  M                       You  can  define up to 512 PVCs for the DEMSA, but only M                       sixteen PVCs for the DEMSB. Note that for each  DLM you :                       define, you can define one less PVC.  L                       You must start the  circuit name with the string PVC-,*                       except for DLM PVCs.  1                       Circuit name      (string):s  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-41.                 C                 If you specified NONROUTING, only the text describ- A                 ing PVCs is displayed. Enter the circuit name fore"                 the first circuit.  A                 To set up a PVC circuit, enter a name that begins                  PVC-.   C                 To set up a DDCMP or DLM circuit, enter a name thate5                 does not begin PVC-. Skip to Step 28.a  C               25.Ifyou enter a name that begins PVC-, the procedure                  displays:a  ,                       This circuit is a PVC.  D                       Please enter the required circuit information.  1                       Local DTE         (number):r  E                 When you have entered a local DTE, the procedure dis-s                 plays:  1                       Network           (string):.  B                 When you have entered the network name, the proce-                 dure displays:  1                       Channel           (number):d  B                 When you have entered a channel number, the proce-B                 dure displays the configurator command it will useB                 to define the circuit. It then asks if you want to6                 define any more circuits; see Step 29.  A               26.Ifyou enter a name that does not begin with PVC,r#                 the procedure asks:d  ,                   Circuit type [DDCMP, DLM]:  A                 Enter DLM to define a DLM circuit. Enter DDCMP to B                 define a DDCMP circuit; you will then skip to Step                 28.   9               27.Ifyou enter DLM, the procedure displays:   M                       You must now specify the usage as INCOMING, OUTGOING or                        PERMANENTt  1                       Usage                     :   ?           4-42     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)     a            H                 If you have specified the usage as INCOMING or OUTGOING,-                 the procedure asks first for:n  1                       Remote DTE        (number):   ?                 For all types of usage, the procedure asks for:I  1                       Local DTE         (number): 1                       Network           (string):o  E                 If you have specified PERMANENT or OUTGOING, you musteG                 supply the network name. This is optional for INCOMING.m  A                 If you have specified OUTGOING, you will be askedt                 for:  2                       Recall timer (number)  [60]:6                       Maximum recalls (number)  [100]:  B                 If you have specified PERMANENT, you will be asked                 for:  1                       Channel           (number):   C                 For all types of usage, the procedure now asks for:o  1                       Circuit cost  (number) [5]:o2                       State         (string) [ON]:  A                 The cost is a value assigned to a circuit between D                 two adjacent nodes. Packets are routed on paths with                 the least cost.   7                 The procedure now continues at Step 29.   ;               28.Ifyou enter DDCMP, the procedure displays:   6                       This circuit is a DDCMP circuit.  L                       Please enter the information about the line which will/                       be used for this circuit.d  :                       Line name   (string) [circuit-name]:  A                 The default line name is the circuit name. If you C                 do not use the default, specify a string of betweene1                 1 and 16 alphanumeric characters.g  A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-43c n               +                 The procedure now displays:n  2                       Circuit cost  (number) [5] :  A                 The cost is a value assigned to a circuit betweenrD                 two adjacent nodes. Packets are routed on paths with                 the least cost.   D               29.Theprocedure now displays the configurator commands<                 it will use to set up the circuit, and asks:  W                   Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?,  D                 Enter YES to update the permanent database with cir-!                 cuit information.s  '                 The procedure now asks:n  ?                   Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]?   A                 If you answer YES, the procedure will ask for an- A                 other circuit name. If you have finished defining2,                 all the circuits, answer NO.  I               30.Onceyou have finished defining circuits, X25ROUSETUP.COM '                 ends, with the message:o  M                       A command procedure will now be executed to perform thea,                       requested definitions.  G                   X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Program   @                   X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updated  +                       X25ROUSETUP complete.   N                       The  databases   are  now  set  up  and you may load the%                       X25router 2000.   A              Now you need to load the X25router 2000. See Section5              4.3 for details.   ?           4-44     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)m n  a            "           4.3 Loading the Software  B               1.Enable event logging by issuing the following com-                 mands:  -                   $ @SYS$SYSTEM:STARTUP OPCOM &                   $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:NCP2                   NCP>SET LOGGING MONITOR STATE ON6                   NCP>SET LOGGING MONITOR EVENTS 0.3,7                   NCP>EXIT(                   $ REPLY/ENABLE=NETWORK  C               2.Down-line load the X25router 2000 software image tos                 the DECtC                 MicroServer hardware unit by plugging the unit intow!                 the power supply..  C                 The hardware unit goes through a series of diagnos- B                 tic checks, and then automatically down-line loadsD                 the software image from the load host. Once the loadA                 is complete, the LED display on the hardware unit C                 will show a moving pattern which indicates that the $                 software is running.  C              When loading the software, the X25router 2000 will trymB              for 5 minutes to load the permanent database. It will:              then reboot if the database cannot be loaded.  A              During the load sequence all relevant events will bet&              reported on the terminal:  D               _ If the event messages mention no errors, you can as-  A                 sume that the load has been successful, and go on %                 to test the software.   D               _ If errors occur, refer to the X25router 2000 Problem  E                 Solving Guide. First check that the hardware is work-                  ing correctly.  A                 If the hardware is working correctly, the problem E                 is probably due to the load host. Check the load hostEE                 database and make sure that you have entered the cor- C                 rect Ethernet address for the X25router 2000. Check   A           Configuring the X25router 2000                     4-45  t  t            A                 that the X25router 2000 images are in the correctu5                 directory and that DECnet is running.e  B              When you have loaded the software, test the installa-F              tion, using the Installation Checkout Procedure described              in Chapter 5.                                                                      ?           4-46     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                                A           ______________________________________________________5e  A                                          Testing the Installation                    5.1 Introduction  G              This chapter explains how to run the Installation CheckouteD              Procedure (ICP). The ICP checks that the X25router 2000<              software is installed and configured correctly.  !              The ICP consists of:r  B               _ An application which performs the testing. The ap-  B                 plication is defined as part of the X25router 2000A                 initialization sequence, and declares itself as ai3                 DECnet object with the name X25ICP.   B               _ A command file X25ROU_ICP, which you use to set up                   and run a test.   6              There are three ways you can run the ICP:  E               _ In loopback across a PSDN to the same X25router 2000.l  B                 To do this, simply follow the procedure in Section                 5.3.  9               _ Across a PSDN to a remote X25router 2000.l  B                 To do this, you need first to set up an ICP desti-A                 nation on the remote X25router 2000, as describedaF                 in Section 5.4.1. Then follow the procedure in Section                 5.4.2.  A           Testing the Installation                            5-1t e  i            C               _ Across a PSDN to a DTE on a remote VMS system. This   G                 remote system must be running VAX P.S.I. or RSX P.S.I., =                 and also running PSIXTR (X.25 Test Receiver).   B                 To do this, you need first to set up an ICP desti-H                 nation on the remote VMS system, as described in SectionC                 5.5.1. Then follow the procedures in Section 5.5.2.   7              See Appendix D for a list of ICP messages.   )           5.2 Preparing to Run X25ROU_ICP-  D              Before you run X25ROU_ICP, check that the following re-               quirements are met:  G               _ The local DTE you are using is not a member of a Closed.  D                 User Group (CUG). You cannot run the ICP using a DTE*                 that is a member of a CUG.  G               _ Your DTE supports at least one Switched Virtual Circuitr                   (SVC).  <               _ You have NETMBX, OPER and SYSPRV privileges.  A               _ The ICP has been defined, and has declared itself   C                 as a DECnet object. Check this by entering the fol-a$                 lowing NCP commands:  .                   NCP> SET EXEC NODE x25router(                   NCP> SHOW KNOWN OBJECT  @                 where x25router is the X25router 2000 node name.  B                 The system will respond with output similar to the                 following:  ?                   Known Object Volatile Summary as of date time   P                    Object   Number  File/PID              User Id       Password  ,                   X25ICP         0  800599D0M                   NML           19  8005B280              user-id       *Set*a,                   MIRROR        25  8005B200,                   X25_GATEWAY   31  8005C250M                   NETTRACE$     54  800586D0              user-id       *Set*g,                   DTR           63  8005B3D0  ?           5-2      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  C                 Check that X25ICP is included in the display. If ittB                 is not present, contact your software support spe-                 cialist.  D               _ The X25router 2000 is installed, configured and run-  F                 ning, and that a DTE is up and running. To check this,,                 enter the following command:  2                   NCP> SET EXECUTOR NAME x25router$                   NCP>SHOW KNOWN DTE  @                 where x25router is the X25router 2000 node name.  A                 If a DTE is up and running, it will appear in the A                 display produced by the command, with a state andy'                 substate of ON-RUNNING.o  D                 If no DTEs are up and running, wait for two minutes,A                 and enter the command again. If the display shows B                 that there are still no DTEs up and running, checkC                 both the DTE address and the physical connection toND                 the PSDN. If everything appears to be in order, con-C                 firm with the network authority that the DTE is op-                  erational.  C                 If you need to investigate the problem further, seeh9                 the X25router 2000 Problem Solving Guide.   5                 Exit from NCP by entering the command                      NCP>EXIT  @           5.3 Running the ICP in Loopback to the Local X25router               2000  C              Start the ICP at a terminal on the host system, by en-e               tering the command:  %                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICPo  A           Testing the Installation                            5-3u i  f            2              The procedure displays the following:  K                    This  command  file  is  used  to  run  the InstallationiC                    Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.   D                    This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  D                    -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20001                    -   To a remote X25router 2000 E                    -   To a VMS system running native mode VAX P.S.I.   J                    In all cases, the ICP assumes  that at least one DTE is"                    up and running.  J                    As well as performing a test, the ICP can also  be usedJ                    to set up  and clear a destination. This is useful when4                    running a test from another node.  ?                    During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:o  3                    -   The X25router 2000 node name I                    -   The name of a network to which your X25router 2000t#                        is connected   K                    For a local (loopback) test  you will be asked to supplybK                    the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP will K                    set up  a suitable destination for  the duration  of the                     test.  K                    For a test to a  remote node you will be asked to supply K                    the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress.  Note that you K                    must have  already set up  a destination for  the remote                     DTE.[  K                    If you  do not want to  run  the  Installation  Checkout I                    Procedure press <RET> in response to the first prompt.   ,                    X25router 2000 node name:  0              Enter the X25router 2000 node name.  %              The procedure continues:a  F                    Do you want to run the ICP to the local node [YES]?  A              Press <RET>. The procedure will ask you for the net-M              work name:   4                    Network name            (string):  ?           5-4      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)  n  n            E              Enter the name of a network to which your X25router 2000tD              is connected. If you have defined only one network, youD              may press <RET>. Note that you will need to consult theA              relevant network authorities to make sure you can do A              this, as not all PSDNs allow you to perform loopback               testing.c  A              Next, the procedure will prompt you for the destina-               tion for the ICP.  4                    Local DTE address       (string):  )              Enter the local DTE address.   B              The ICP takes approximately 1.5 minutes, during whichC              time no messages are displayed. When the ICP completes 2              successfully, the procedure displays:  >                %X25ROU-I-SETDEST, ICP destination has been set  J                %X25ROU-I-NORMAL, X25router 2000 test finished successfully  @                %X25ROU-I-CLEAR, ICP destination has been cleared  C              Then, the procedure displays some details of the test:   "                    Test Statistics,                    Number of Transmits =   n,                    Number of Receives  =   m  B              where n and m should be approximately equal; they may              differ by 1 or 2.  ?              If the ICP completes with errors, see Section 5.6.e  8           5.4 Running the ICP to a Remote X25router 2000  F              In order to run the ICP to a remote X25router 2000 acrossC              a PSDN, you need first to set up an ICP destination onnF              the remote X25router 2000, as described in Section 5.4.1.=              Then run the ICP, as described in Section 5.4.2.r  A           Testing the Installation                            5-5r t               9           5.4.1 Setting Up an ICP Destination on a Remotem                 X25router 2000  D              To set up an ICP destination on another X25router 2000,              use the command:   )                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICP SET   $              The procedure displays:  K                    This  command  file  is  used  to  run  the InstallationuC                    Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.   D                    This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  D                    -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20001                    -   To a remote X25router 2000wE                    -   To a VMS system running Native mode VAX P.S.I.   K                    In all cases, the ICP  assumes  that at least one DTE ish"                    up and running.  K                    As  well  as performing a test, the ICP can also be usedcK                    to set up  and clear a destination.  This is useful whenk4                    running a test from another node.  ?                    During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:o  3                    -   The X25router 2000 node name I                    -   The name of a network to which your X25router 2000 #                        is connectedo  J                    For a local (loopback) test you will be asked to supplyK                    the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP will K                    set up  a suitable destination for  the duration  of the)                    test.  J                    For a test to a remote node you will be asked to supplyJ                    the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress. Note that youJ                    must have  already set up  a destination for the remote                    DTE.t  J                    If you do not want to  run  the  Installation  CheckoutI                    Procedure press <RET> in response to the first prompt.   A              Then the procedure will prompt you for the node namea(              and destination subaddress.  ,                    X25router 2000 node name:  ?           5-6      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)n e               >              Enter the node name of the remote X25router 2000.  7                    Please enter destination subaddress:   C              Enter an otherwise unused subaddress in the range 0 toi              9999.  (              The procedure will respond:  >                %X25ROU-I-SETDEST, ICP destination has been set  A              Now follow the procedure described in Section 5.4.2.              5.4.2 Running the ICPr  C              To run the ICP to a remote X25router 2000, follow thisi              procedure:   C              Start the ICP at a terminal on the host system, by en-l               tering the command:  %                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICP   $              The procedure displays:  E                    This command file is used to run the  Installation C                    Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.   D                    This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  D                    -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20001                    -   To a remote X25router 2000 E                    -   To a VMS system running native mode VAX P.S.I.   J                    In all cases,  the ICP assumes that at least one DTE is"                    up and running.  J                    As well as performing a test, the ICP can also  be usedJ                    to set up  and clear a destination. This is useful when4                    running a test from another node.  ?                    During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:e  3                    -   The X25router 2000 node name J                    -   The name of a network to which your  X25router 2000#                        is connectedn  A           Testing the Installation                            5-7p e  e            K                    For a local (loopback) test  you will be asked to supply K                    the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP williK                    set up a  suitable destination for  the duration  of thes                    test.  K                    For a test to a  remote node you will be asked to supply K                    the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress.  Note that you2K                    must have  already set up  a destination for  the remotet                    DTE.   K                    If you  do not want to  run  the  Installation  Checkout I                    Procedure press <RET> in response to the first prompt.0  ,                    X25router 2000 node name:  0              Enter the X25router 2000 node name.  %              The procedure continues:0  F                    Do you want to run the ICP to the local node [YES]?  .              Enter NO. The procedure displays:  4                    Network name            (string):  E              Enter the name of a network to which your X25router 2000               is connected.  (              The procedure now displays:  :                    Remote DTE address            (string)::                    Remote subaddress             (string):  C              Specify the remote DTE address as a string of up to 15tC              digits. See the Public Network Information  manual foriH              details of the DTE address format for your network. Specify&              a subaddress if required.  B              The ICP takes approximately 1.5 minutes, during whichC              time no messages are displayed. When the ICP completesd2              successfully, the procedure displays:  J                %X25ROU-I-NORMAL, X25router 2000 test finished successfully  ?           5-8      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  B              Then the procedure displays some details of the test:  "                    Test Statistics,                    Number of Transmits =   n,                    Number of Receives  =   m  B              where n and m should be approximately equal; they may              differ by 2 or 3.  ?              If the ICP completes with errors, see Section 5.6.   >           5.4.3 Clearing the Destination on a Remote X25router                 2000  A              You will need to clear the destination on the remoteuC              X25router 2000 in order to complete the ICP. Enter theh               following commands:  +                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICP CLEARr  $              The procedure displays:  L                    This  command  file  is  used  to  run  the  InstallationC                    Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.   D                    This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  D                    -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20001                    -   To a remote X25router 2000 E                    -   To a VMS system running Native mode VAX P.S.I.s  I                    In all cases, the ICP assumes that at least one DTE isl"                    up and running.  K                    As  well as performing a test, the ICP can also  be used K                    to set up  and clear a destination.  This is useful whenX4                    running a test from another node.  ?                    During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:_  3                    -   The X25router 2000 node name J                    -   The name of a network to which your  X25router 2000#                        is connectedh  K                    For a local (loopback) test you will be asked  to supplycK                    the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP will K                    set up a  suitable destination for  the duration  of thea                    test.  A           Testing the Installation                            5-9  r  e            K                    For a test to a  remote node you will be asked to supply K                    the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress.  Note that youOK                    must have  already set up  a destination for  the remote                     DTE.   K                    If you  do not want to  run  the  Installation  Checkout2I                    Procedure press <RET> in response to the first prompt.n  ,                    X25router 2000 node name:  B              Enter the node name of the remote X25router 2000. You'              will then see the message:t  @                %X25ROU-I-CLEAR, ICP destination has been cleared  2           5.5 Running the ICP to a Remote VMS Node  B              In order to run the ICP to a remote VMS node across aA              PSDN, you need first to set up an ICP destination on E              the remote VMS node, as described in Section 5.5.1. Then 8              run the ICP, as described in Section 5.5.2.  =           5.5.1 Setting Up a Destination on a Remote VMS NodeR  A              You can run the ICP over a PSDN to a remote VMS node G              running either RSX P.S.I. or Native mode VAX P.S.I. Before B              you can do this, you need to set up a destination andA              an object on this remote node. You do this by enter-gD              ing NCP or X25ROUPERM commands at the remote node. ThisC              section gives examples of the NCP commands you may usei              for this.  B              The following example commands set up and show a des--              tination on the remote VMS node.r  D                NCP> SET X25-SERVER DESTINATION PSIXTR OBJECT PSIXTR-)                SUBADDRESS 27 PRIORITY 127e  6                NCP> SHOW X25-SERVER DESTINATION PSIXTR    ?           5-10     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                  $              The procedure displays:  L                Module X25-Server Volatile Summary as of 30-MAY-1989 13:36:24  0                Destination              = PSIXTR0                Object                   = PSIXTR-                Priority                 = 1272,                Subaddresses             = 27  B              The following example commands set up and show an ob-)              ject on the remote VMS node.   K                NCP>SET OBJECT PSIXTR FILE SYS$TEST:PSIXTR.COM USER PSIUSER-u'                PASSWORD SECRET NUMBER 0   %                NCP>SHOW OBJECT PSIXTR   $              The procedure displays:  A                Object Volatile Summary as of 30-MAY-1989 13:47:17   S                   Object   Number  File/PID                   User Id      Password   E                   PSIXTR        0  PSIXTR.COM                 PSIUSER   A              The following example commands check that the remotet6              DTE is up and running at the remote node.  ;                NCP> SHOW DTE 314212423567 NETWORK psdn_net1y  B              If the DTE is up and running, the procedure will dis-              play:  N                Module X25-Protocol Volatile Summary as of 19-MAY-1989 14:19:26  V                  DTE              Network          State              Active    ActiveX                                                                       Channels  SwitchedT                  314212423567     psdn_net1        on  -running         0          0  A              When you have set up a destination and object on thel@              remote node, follow the procedure in Section 5.5.2.  A           Testing the Installation                           5-11                             5.5.2 Running the ICP   B              To run the ICP to a remote VMS node, follow this pro-              cedure.  C              Start the ICP at a terminal on the host system, by en-o               tering the command:  %                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICPN  $              The procedure displays.  E                    This command file is used to run the  Installation C                    Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.i  D                    This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  D                    -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20001                    -   To a remote X25router 2000 E                    -   To a VMS system running Native mode VAX P.S.I.   I                    In all cases, the ICP assumes that at least one DTE is "                    up and running.  K                    As  well  as performing a test, the ICP can also be used K                    to set up  and clear a destination.  This is useful wheny4                    running a test from another node.  ?                    During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:k  3                    -   The X25router 2000 node name J                    -   The name of a network to which your  X25router 2000#                        is connecteds  K                    For a local (loopback) test  you will be asked to supply K                    the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP will K                    set up a  suitable destination for  the duration  of the                     test.  K                    For a test to a  remote node you will be asked to supply K                    the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress.  Note that you K                    must have  already set up  a destination for  the remote                     DTE.   ,                    X25router 2000 node name:  0              Enter the X25router 2000 node name.  %              The procedure continues:   F                    Do you want to run the ICP to the local node [YES]?  ?           5-12     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)a e  o            .              Enter NO. The procedure displays:  4                    Network name            (string):  E              Enter the name of a network to which your X25router 2000e              is connected.  (              The procedure now displays:  4                    Remote DTE address      (string):4                    Remote subaddress       (string):  C              Specify the remote DTE address as a string of up to 15 C              digits. See the Public Network Information  manual foroH              details of the DTE address format for your network. Specify&              a subaddress if required.  B              The ICP takes approximately 1.5 minutes, during whichC              time no messages are displayed. When the ICP completesc2              successfully, the procedure displays:  J                %X25ROU-I-NORMAL, X25router 2000 test finished successfully  C              Then, the procedure displays some details of the test:0  "                    Test Statistics,                    Number of Transmits =   n,                    Number of Receives  =   m  B              where n and m should be approximately equal; they may              differ by 1 or 2.  ?              If the ICP completes with errors, see Section 5.6.h  (           5.5.3 Clearing the Destination  A              To complete the ICP, you will need to clear the des- B              tination on the remote node. Enter the following com-              mands:   #                $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:NCP ;                NCP> CLEAR X25-SERVER DESTINATION PSIXTR ALLt+                NCP> CLEAR OBJECT PSIXTR ALLP  A           Testing the Installation                           5-13m a               9           5.6 What to Do if the ICP Completes with Errorsp  A              If the ICP completes with errors, first work throughoD              the following checklist, to ensure you have run the ICP              correctly:   D               1.Check the DTE address or subaddress. If they are in-,                 correct, try the test again.  B               2.Check the software installation. If the test failsA                 again, try one of the problem solving methods de-i                 scribed below.  A               3.The PSDN may not be up. Try the test again later. A                 If it fails, try one of the problem solving meth-c$                 ods described below.  A               4.Check that X25router 2000 is connected to the mo-IC                 dem, and that the modem is working correctly. Then,i#                 try the test again.   A              You can use the following to help diagnose problems:.  A               _ The TRACE utility. See the X25router 2000 Problem   *                 Solving Guide for details.  D               _ The X25router 2000 status and error counters. To use  3                 these, enter the following command:0  @                   NCP> TELL X25router SHOW LINE line-id COUNTERS  1                 where X25router is the node name. E                 line-id is the name of the line used on the X25router                  2000.i  E               _ Line-level loopback tests, to test the physical line.   D                 See the X25router 2000 Problem Solving Guide for de-                 tails.  E              Refer to your PSDN authorities and to your software sup-o<              port specialist if you need further assistance.  ?           5-14     X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)v o  V                          A           ______________________________________________________A   A                            Example Installation and Configuratione        ;           $ @sys$update:vmsinstal x25rou011 mua0: options n   F                   VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.1  %           It is 15-JUL-1989 at 11:02. 9           Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.   E           %VMSINSTAL-W-DECNET, Your DECnet network is up and running.-4           * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]? yesH           * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?  3           The following products will be processed:                X25ROU V1.1   @                   Beginning installation of X25ROU V1.1 at 11:03  ?           %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A ...t  $               Release Notes Options:  +                   1.  Display release notes )                   2.  Print release notes "                   3.  Both 1 and 24                   4.  Copy release notes to SYS$HELPA                   5.  Do not display, print or copy release notes               * Select option [2]: 48           * Do you want to continue the installation? noG           %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED , The product's release notes have beeno)           successfully moved to SYS$HELP.d  @                   Installation of X25ROU V1.1 completed at 11:04  3                   VMSINSTAL procedure done at 11:04P  A           Example Installation and Configuration              A-1e                 0           $ @sys$update:vmsinstal x25rou011 mua0  F                   VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.1  %           It is 17-JUL-1989 at 14:22.   9           Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.2  =           %VMSINSTAL-W-DECNET, Your DECnet is up and running.f4           * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]? YESH           * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?  3           The following products will be processed:                X25ROU V1.1P  @                   Beginning installation of X25ROU V1.1 at 14:22  ?           %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A ...TG           %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED , The product's release notes have been )           successfully moved to SYS$HELP.C  K           * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?   2           The X25router 2000 kit has 2 components.  *               o    X25router 2000 software  !               o    Trace softwareT  A           You may install either one or both of these components.n  E           * Do you want to install the X25router 2000 software [YES]? <           * Do you want to install the TRACE software [YES]?  .                   Product:      X25ROUTER-2000#                   Producer:     DEC #                   Version:      1.1                    Release Date:n  Q           * Does this product have an authorization key registered and loaded? NOh  A               DIGITAL recommends that you install the license for5C               the X25router 2000 on completion of the installation.t  )           * Do you wish to exit [YES]? NO   ?           %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B ... ?           %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset C ...r  7           The following software will now be installed:   -                   o   X25router 2000 softwaret  $                   o   Trace software  @           A-2       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                 S           %X25ROU-I-FILEXISTS, VMI$ROOT:[SYSLIB]NETTRACE$KEY.INIT already exists on            systemP           %X25ROU-I-FILNOTINST, VMI$ROOT:[SYSLIB]NETTRACE$KEY.INIT not installed  <           The system logical MOM$LOAD is already defined as:$                MOM$SYSTEM:,MDM$MAINT  A           To load the X25router, MOM$LOAD should be redefined as:   ?                   MOM$SYSTEM:,MDM$MAINT,SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]   3           * Do you want to redefine this now [YES]?E  9           After exiting from VMSINSTAL, do the following:u  J           1. If  the  definition  for MOM$LOAD in the system start-up fileJ              does not contain  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER], you must edit yourJ              system  start-up file so that it defines the logical MOM$LOADJ              as a  search  string  with  a  value equal to itself  and the:              element SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]. For example:  H              DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC/NAME_ATTRIBUTE=NO_ALIAS/NOLOG MOM$LOAD -<              "current-search-string",SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]  J              This command allows the location of the  X25router 2000 imageJ              to be defined each time the system is rebooted, so the system!              will load correctly.a  J           2. Configure your X25router 2000 into the  load host's database.J              Execute the  command  procedure called X25ROUCONFIG.COM whichJ              is in  the  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]  directory.  If you  haveJ              already executed this procedure from  previous installations,J              you  only  need  to configure any  additional  X25router 2000J              units.  All previously defined DECrouter  units will still beJ              configured within the load host's database.  Refer to ChapterJ              4 of  the X25router 2000 Installation Procedures  for further              details.y  J           3. Set up the X25router 2000 permanent  database before poweringJ              up  the  hardware.  Execute  the  command  procedure   calledJ              X25ROUSETUP.COM   which  is  in  the  SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]H              directory.  Refer  to  Chapter  4  of  the  X25router  20009              Installation Procedures for further details.o  J              If you  wish to modify the  X25router 2000 database for  yourJ              specific  networking requirements, execute the X25ROUPERM.EXEJ              program which is in the SYS$SYSTEM directory. This program is@              described  in the  X25router 2000 Management Guide.  I           4. REMINDER: The release notes for the  X25router  2000  are intI              X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES  which is in the directory SYS$HELP.   J           5. A  command  file  SYS$MANAGER:NETTRACE_INSTALL.COM  has  beenJ              created  to  install  the  TRACE  utility.  Edit  your systemJ              start-up  file to execute  this file each time your system is              booted.  A           Example Installation and Configuration              A-3  s               G              Please ignore any error messages while TRACE is installed.   X           %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...  @                   Installation of X25ROU V1.1 completed at 14:28  3                   VMSINSTAL procedure done at 14:28e  0           $ @sys$sysroot:[decserver]x25rouconfig  J               You must assign a  unique  DECnet  node name and DECnet nodeJ               address for each DECrouter that you are  going to configure.J               If at any time you specify a node name  or node address thatJ               has already been defined  within  the network,  the previousJ               definition  will  be replaced by what you have specified for               the DECrouter.  2           Enter <RET> to start, or CTRL/Z to exit.  9                         DECrouter Configuration Proceduree  8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouter A                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouter @                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this proceduret                      Your choice: 1  '           DECnet  DECnet Router ServiceuQ           Address Node   Type   Circuit Ethernet Address  Load File     Dump File L           ------- ------ ------ ------- ----------------- ------------- ----           ---------pT           43.989  ZEBRA  X25ROU QNA-0   08-22-22-22-22-22 X25010.SYS    X25ZEBRA.DMPT           63.99   HORSE  X25ROU QNA-0   80-11-22-33-44-55 X25010.SYS    X25HORSE.DMPT           63.999  CAMEL  X25ROU QNA-0   80-55-44-33-22-11 X25010.SYS    X25CAMEL.DMP  (           Total of 3 DECrouters defined.!           (Press RETURN for menu)P  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure   8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouterIA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouter @                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure                       Your choice: 6!           DECrouter type ? x25rou:  @           A-4       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) O  c            I               Enter ? if you require help, enter CTRL/Z to return to menu @               without changing the unit's entry in the database.  I               If  you  use this option, and you  have  more than one loadoI               host for any DECrouters, you must  modify  the database forPI               each load host. To do this, execute  X25ROUCONFIG  on  eachO7               load host, and select the UPGRADE option.   I               Enter the node name of the DECrouter to upgrade. To upgrade -               all defined DECrouters enter *.   ?           What is the DECnet node name of the DECrouter ? CAMEL L           DECrouter CAMEL to be upgraded to SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25011.SYS6           Executing NCP commands to upgrade DECrouters  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure3  8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECroutereA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouter @                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure                       Your choice: 1  '           DECnet  DECnet Router ServiceeQ           Address Node   Type   Circuit Ethernet Address  Load File     Dump File5L           ------- ------ ------ ------- ----------------- ------------- ----           ---------tT           43.989  ZEBRA  X25ROU QNA-0   08-22-22-22-22-22 X25010.SYS    X25ZEBRA.DMPT           63.99   HORSE  X25ROU QNA-0   80-11-22-33-44-55 X25010.SYS    X25HORSE.DMPT           63.999  CAMEL  X25ROU QNA-0   80-55-44-33-22-11 X25011.SYS    X25CAMEL.DMP  (           Total of 3 DECrouters defined.!           (Press RETURN for menu)k  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure   8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouterXA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECroutert@                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedures                      Your choice: 6!           DECrouter type ? x25rou   I               Enter ? if you require help, enter CTRL/Z to return to menu @               without changing the unit's entry in the database.  A           Example Installation and Configuration              A-5                  H               If  you  use this option, and you have more than one  loadH               host for any DECrouters, you must modify the database  forH               each  load host. To do this, execute X25ROUCONFIG on  each7               load host, and select the UPGRADE option.   I               Enter the node name of the DECrouter to upgrade. To upgrade -               all defined DECrouters enter *..  ;           What is the DECnet node name of the DECrouter ? * L           DECrouter ZEBRA to be upgraded to SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25011.SYSL           DECrouter HORSE to be upgraded to SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25011.SYS6           Executing NCP commands to upgrade DECrouters  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure   8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECroutercA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouterT@                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure                       Your choice: 2  I               Enter ? if you require help, enter CTRL/Z to return to menuT4               without adding a unit to the database.  8           DECrouter type (DR200, DR2000, X25ROU)? x25rou*           DECnet node name for unit? whale.           DECnet node address for unit? 63.787I           Ethernet address for unit (nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn)?08-66-66-66-66-66 ,           DECnet Service Circuit-ID [QNA-0]?6           %NCP-W-UNRCMP, Unrecognized component , Node6           %NCP-W-UNRCMP, Unrecognized component , Node  J               If you get an  error  message  now, the new unit will not beJ               added to the database, and you should  delete the entry from4               the directory using the delete option.  9                         DECrouter Configuration Proceduree  8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouterNA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouterP@                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedurei                      Your choice: 3  @           A-6       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) g  e            I               Enter ? if you require help, enter CTRL/Z to return to menuc@               without changing the unit's entry in the database.  J               If you use this option, and you have more than one load hostJ               for  the  DECrouter,  you  must modify the database for eachJ               load  host.  To  do  this, execute X25ROUCONFIG on each load/               host, and select the SWAP option.   O           What is the DECnet node name of the DECrouter you want to swap? CAMELiR           DECrouter CAMEL at Ethernet address 80-55-44-33-22-11 is being modified.  Q               Enter the new Ethernet address and any other DECnet characteristicsr!               you want to modify.Y  !           DECrouter type[X25ROU]?n+           DECnet node name for unit[CAMEL]?tI           Ethernet address for unit (nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn)?08-55-99-88-77-66 ,           DECnet Service Circuit-ID [QNA-0]?  9                         DECrouter Configuration Proceduree  8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouter0A                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouteri@                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedurep                      Your choice: 5  L                     Restoring existing DECrouters to host DECnet database...?                     Host DECnet database successfully restored._  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure   8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouternA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouterT@                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedureh                      Your choice: 4  A           Example Installation and Configuration              A-7l i  o            F           What is the DECnet node name of the unit you want to delete?*           (CTRL/Z to return to menu) camel"           %NCP-I-SUCCESS,  Success(           Remote node =   63.999 (CAMEL)1           %NML-I-RECDELET, Database entry deleted2  9                         DECrouter Configuration Procedure   8                                          Menu of Options  :                                  1 - List known DECrouters4                                  2 - Add a DECrouter?                                  3 - Swap an existing DECrouteruA                                  4 - Delete an existing DECrouter @                                  5 - Restore existing DECrouters@                                  6 - Upgrade existing DECrouters=                             CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedureu  &                   Your choice:<CTRL/Z>  /           $ @sys$sysroot:[decserver]x25rousetupc  J                   This command procedure sets  up  the  permanent databaseJ                   for the X25router 2000.  Usually,  executing this script?                   is all you need to do to set up the database.n  J                   The procedure consists of a  series of questions. If youJ                   need  help  with  answering  a  question,  enter ?  as a?                   response and the HELP text will be displayed.   ?                   X25router 2000 node name     (node-id): nodear  ;                   X25router 2000 type [DEMSA, DEMSB]: demsad  @                   A configuration file for NODEA already exists.  J                   You may either keep the existing  configuration file and5                   modify it or create a new database.o  5           Do you want to create a new database [YES]?   K                       The old configuration file for NODEA will be renamed.h  I           %RENAME-I-RENAMED, SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25NODEA.SYS;1 renamed01           to SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]X25NODEA.OLD;2a  J                   Your X25router 2000  can be one of three types of DECnet                   node:c  +                       NONROUTING (end node).1                       ROUTING IV (level 1 router) 1                       AREA       (level 2 router)r  /                   Specify the type you require.n  @           A-8       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) o  o            ?                   Node type            [NONROUTING]: routing iv 4                   Ethernet circuit cost         [4]:4                   Router priority              [64]:  J                   If  you  want  to  use  incoming  datalink mapping (DLM)J                   circuits you need to specify a  subaddress  range to use<                   to pass the incoming X.25 calls to DECnet.  J                   If you  do  not want to use  incoming DLM circuits, just-                   press <RETURN> to continue.s  8                   Subaddress range           [NONE]: 1-5  J                   The X25router 2000 supports  the following  combinationsJ                   of lines,  line speeds  and  ports. Specify the type you                   require.  I                   Type    Number of lines    Maximum Speed          PortsN:                                               (per second)  I                     1            4               64 Kb            0,1,2,3oG                     2            3              256 Kb            0,1,2aE                     3            2              384 Kb            0,1   4                   Type                          [1]:  H                   Enter the username  and password to be used to controlH                   access  to  the  X25router 2000.  If  you specify thisH                   information here,  then it must be  supplied  wheneverH                   lines,  DTEs  or  circuits on the  X25router 2000  are!                   being modified.m  G                   If this  information  is  not specified,  anyone  canfH                   modify the X25router 2000. DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDSE                   that you specify access control for the NML object.l  &           NML Username [NONE]: nmluser           NML Password:c           Verification:i  G                   Enter  the  username  and password to be used for theaH                   TRACE utility. If you specify  this  information here,G                   then it must be supplied when using the TRACE utilitye(                   on the X25router 2000.  G                   If this  information  is  not specified,  anyone  cane<                   monitor the traffic on the X25router 2000.  H                   DIGITAL STRONGLY RECOMMENDS that you set up a username5                   and password for the TRACE utility.   *           TRACE Username [NONE]: traceuser           TRACE Password:c           Verification:d  A           Example Installation and Configuration              A-9S E               H                   The  following  configurator  commands will be used to0                   define the permanent database.  .                   set executor type ROUTING IV9                   set circuit ETHERNET router priority 64 -                   set circuit ETHERNET cost 4 -                   set executor subaddress 1-5t:                   set logging monitor events 0.0-2,4-6,8,92                   set logging monitor events 2.0-19                   set logging monitor events 4.2-13,16,19 3                   set logging monitor events 5.0-21t3                   set logging monitor events 7.0-11M<                   set object nml user NMLUSER password *Set*D                   set object nettrace$ user TRACEUSER password *Set*  ?           Do you want the permanent database defined now [YES]?   ?           X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Program 5           X25ROUPERM-I-NEWRTR this is a new X25router <           X25ROUPERM-I-FILNEW new configuration file created  I                   This command  procedure allows  you  to  define  one oreI                   more  PSDN(s) and one or more DTEs associated with each                    network.  D           Do you want to define the X25-PROTOCOL database now [YES]?  I                   You  can  use  this  procedure to purge the database to I                   remove  all  line,  DTE and  X.25  protocol informationg9                   before updating the permanent database.   I                   The  following  configurator  command  will  be used tow4                   purge the line permanent database:  '                   PURGE known lines all   I                   The  following  configurator  commands  will be used toi<                   purge the DTE and X.25 permanent database:  >                   PURGE module x25-protocol known networks allI                   PURGE module x25-protocol known dtes known networks all   C           Do you want the information in the the permanent database3           to be purged [NO]?9           Do you want the information in the X.25 and DTEE/           permanent database to be purged [NO]?s  I                   A command  procedure will now  be  executed  to performn-                   the requested  definitions.Z  3                   Please ignore any error messages.c  ?           X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Programr  I                   PSDN and profile names are defined here. You can define I                   one or more PSDNs.  For each PSDN  you will be asked to I                   provide the  network name and the profile name for that2                   network.  @           A-10      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) 2  R            4                   Network name   (string): nodea_pss:                   Profile name   (string) [nodea_pss]: pss  I                   The  following  configurator  command  will be  used tor0                   update the permanent database:  @                   DEFINE module x25-protocol network nodea_pss -=                                                   profile pss   ?           Do you want the information in the permanent database            updated  [YES]?   I                   DTEs are  defined  here.  You  can  define  one or more I                   DTEs  connected to this network. For each DTE  you will @                   be asked to provide the following information:  %                       o   DTE address A                       o   Range of channels to be used by the DTE:H                       o   Synchronous port number to be used by the line6                       o   Line associated with the DTE  <                   DTE address       (number): 23421234567890:                   Channels range      (list): 515-512,10-5/                   Synchronous port     (0-3): 0l-                   Line name (string) [X25-0]:u  O                   The following  configurator  commands  will be used to update )                   the permanent database.d  %                   DEFINE line X25-0 - %                       protocol LAPB -e)                       network nodea_pss - $                       device SYN-0 -                       state on  A                   DEFINE module x25-protocol dte 23421234567890 - )                       network nodea_pss -S-                       channels 515-512,10-5 -E"                       line X25-0 -                       state on  B           Do you want to update the permanent database now  [YES]?7           Do you want to define any more DTEs connected            to this network [NO]?-  7           Do you want to define any more networks [NO]?   I                   A command  procedure  will  now be executed  to performn-                   the requested  definitions.5  ?           X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Program-8           X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updated  A           Example Installation and Configuration             A-111                 J                   X25-SERVER destinations are set up  here.  These  permitJ                   incoming calls received by this node to be redirected toJ                   the appropriate host.  This  procedure  asks  for a list5                   of hosts with PSI Access installed.2  B           Do you want to define the X25-SERVER database now [YES]?I                   Destination node name  (string)                 : nodeb4C                   Destination priority                     [0]    :rC                   Call mask              (2-32 hex)        [None] : C                   Call value             (2-32 hex)        [None] : C                   Closed user group name (1-16 characters) [None] :LC                   Sending address        (1-15 decimal)    [None] :oF                   Subaddress range       (decimal range)   [None] : 36C                   Object identification  (string)          [36]   :   J                   The  destination  will  be set  up  using the  following'                   configurator command:E  /                   DEFINE node 63.999 name NODEB ,                   DEFINE module x25-server --                           destination nodeb - &                           node NODEB -)                           subaddress 36 - #                           object 36n  <           Do you want to define this destination now  [YES]?<           Do you want to define any more destinations  [NO]?  I                   A command procedure will now be executed to perform thet(                   requested definitions.  ?           X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Program58           X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updated  H                   You may  now define  the DECnet and X.25 PVCs you will,                   use on the X25router 2000.  ?           Do you want to define the circuit database now [YES]?   H                   You can  use  this  procedure to purge the database toH                   remove all  DECnet and X.25 circuit information before2                   updating the permanent database.  H                   The following  configurator  command  will  be used to7                   purge the circuit permanent database:   *                   PURGE known circuits all  G           Do you want the information in the circuit permanent databasea           purged [NO]?  J                   You  can  now  define the circuits and lines to be used.;                   The circuit types are DDCMP, DLM and PVC.                       DDCMP circuits                    --------------  @           A-12      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)    L            J                   You  can define up to four DDCMP  circuits for the DEMSA0                   and one circuit for the DEMSB.  I                   DDCMP lines may have any name that does not begin PVC-.r  J                   For each DDCMP circuit you define,  a  line will also beJ                   configured  to  run the DDCMP  protocol. Note that for aK                   DEMSB, you can have either an X.25 line, or a DDCMP line.r                     DLM circuits                   ------------  I                   You may define up to sixty-three DLM circuits  for  the A                   DEMSA, but only two DLM circuits for the DEMSB.   I                   You  may use any name for  DLM circuits  that  does notm                   begin PVC-.s                     PVCs                   ----  I                   You can  define up to  512 PVCs for the DEMSA, but only I                   sixteen PVCs for the DEMSB. Note that for each  DLM youe6                   define, you can define one less PVC.  J                   You must start  the circuit name  with the  string PVC-,&                   except for DLM PVCs.  5                   Circuit name      (string): dlm-outs  )           Circuit type [DDCMP, DLM] ? dlm   J                   You must now specify the usage as  INCOMING, OUTGOING or                   PERMANENTi  6                   Usage                     : outgoing<                   Remote DTE        (number): 23420987654321<                   Local DTE         (number): 234212345678907                   Network           (string): nodea_pssi-                   Recall timer (number) [60]:y1                   Maximum recalls (number) [100]: -                   Circuit cost  (number) [5]:m-                   State        (string) [ON]:   J                   The following  configurator  commands  will  be  used to0                   update the permanent database:  G                   DEFINE circuit DLM-OUT cost 5 usage OUTGOING number - ?           23420987654321 DTE 23421234567890 network nodea_pss -m6           maximum recalls 100 recall timer 60 state ON  O           Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?   ;           Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]? yesi  5                   Circuit name      (string): ddcmp-1-  A           Example Installation and Configuration             A-13A ?               +           Circuit type [DDCMP, DLM] ? ddcmpe  2                   This circuit is a DDCMP circuit.  J                   Please enter the  information about  the line which will+                   be used for this circuit.   1                   Line name   (string) [DDCMP-1]: ,                   Synchronous port  (0-3) :1-                   Circuit cost  (number) [5]:   J                   The following  configurator  commands  will  be  used to0                   update the permanent database:  P                   DEFINE line DDCMP-1 protocol DDCMP point device SYN-1 state onE                   DEFINE circuit DDCMP-1 cost 5 line DDCMP-1 state ont  O           Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?   ;           Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]? yes   4                   Circuit name      (string): dlm-in  )           Circuit type [DDCMP, DLM] ? dlmw  J                   You must now specify the usage as  INCOMING, OUTGOING or                   PERMANENTa  6                   Usage                     : incoming-                   Remote DTE        (number): -                   Local DTE         (number):u-                   Network           (string):a-                   Circuit cost  (number) [5]: -                   State        (string) [ON]:   J                   The following  configurator  commands  will  be  used to0                   update the permanent database:  F                   DEFINE circuit DLM-IN cost 5 usage INCOMING state ON  O           Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?e  ;           Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]? yesn  3                   Circuit name      (string): pvc-1g  (                   This circuit is a PVC.  @                   Please enter the required circuit information.  <                   Local DTE         (number): 234212345678907                   Network           (string): nodea_pssS0                   Channel           (number): 65  J                   The following  configurator  commands  will  be  used to0                   update the permanent database:  K                   DEFINE circuit PVC-1 usage PERMANENT DTE 23421234567890 -T/           network nodea_pss channel 65 state on   @           A-14      X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) e  c            O           Do you want the information in the permanent database updated  [YES]?   7           Do you want to define any more circuits [NO]?t  J                   A command procedure  will now be executed to perform the)                   requested  definitions.e  ?           X25ROUPERM V1.1, X25router 2000 Configuration Programn9           %X25ROUPERM-I-FILUPD configuration file updateda  '                   X25ROUSETUP complete.   J                   The  databases   are  now  set  up  and you may load the!                   X25router 2000.S                                                      A           Example Installation and Configuration             A-15h x  i                          A           ______________________________________________________B   A                 Example of Testing an Installation, Using the ICP         %                $ @SYS$TEST:X25ROU_ICPr  O                        This  command  file  is  used  to  run  the InstallationeG                        Checkout Procedure (ICP) for the X25router 2000.   H                        This ICP can be run in any of the following ways:  H                        -   As a loopback test to the same X25router 20005                        -   To a remote X25router 2000 B                        -   To a VAX running native mode VAX P.S.I.  O                        In all cases, the ICP  assumes  that at least one DTE iso&                        up and running.  O                        As  well  as performing a test, the ICP can also be used O                        to set up  and clear a destination.  This is useful when 8                        running a test from another node.  C                        During the ICP, you will be asked to supply:g  7                        -   The X25router 2000 node name O                        -   The  name  of a network to which your X25router 2000s(                            is connected.  O                        For a local (loopback) test  you will be asked to supply O                        the address of a DTE on the X25router 2000. The ICP will O                        set up a  suitable destination for  the duration  of thee                        test.  O                        For a test to a  remote node you will be asked to supply O                        the  remote DTE address  and  subaddress.  Note that you O                        must have  already set up  a destination for  the remoteb                        DTE.   O                        If you  do not want to  run  the  Installation  CheckoutyM                        Procedure press <RET> in response to the first prompt.a  A           Example of Testing an Installation, Using the ICP   B-1o r  0            7                        X25router 2000 node name: KB1664tJ                        Do you want to run the ICP to the local node [YES]?  <                        Network Name            (string): PSSG                        Local DTE address       (string): 23421234567890f  >                %X25ROU-I-SETDEST, ICP destination has been set  J                %X25ROU-I-NORMAL, X25router 2000 test finished successfully  @                %X25ROU-I-CLEAR, ICP destination has been cleared  &                        Test Statistics1                        Number of Transmits =   50e1                        Number of Receives  =   51                                                     @           B-2       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)                               A           ______________________________________________________C   A                                          Lists of Files Installed         E              This appendix lists the files installed on your VMS load ?              host by the X25router 2000 installation procedure.C    "           C.1 X25router 2000 files                SYS$HELP directorya                 _ X25ROUPERM.HLB  '               _ X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES   "              SYS$MANAGER directory  #               _ X25ROU_LOGICALS.COMw  B                 This is installed for VMS V5.0 and VMS V5.0-1 sys-                 tems only.  .              SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER] directory                 _ X25011.SYS                  _ X25ROUCONFIG.COM  !               _ X25ROU_DEFINE.COMt  &               _ X25ROU_DEFINE_HELP.COM  A           Lists of Files Installed                            C-1o o  v            %               _ X25ROU_MULTI_HOST.COMv                 _ X25ROUSETUP.COM   #               _ X25ROU_PROFILES.SYS   D              In addition to the files listed above, which are copiedD              into the directory SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER], the instal-A              lation procedure also creates the following files inh%              SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER]:   <               _ ROUCONFIG.DAT (if it does not already exist)  ?               _ X25node-name.SYS (for each X25router 2000 node)   F                 where node-name is the name of an X25router 2000 node.  !              SYS$SYSTEM directory                  _ X25ROUPERM.EXE                SYS$TEST directory                  _ X25ROU_ICP.COM             C.2 TRACE files   B              If you install the TRACE utility, the TRACE files are"              installed as follows:  !              SYS$SYSTEM directory                  _ NETLTC.EXE                 _ NETTRACE.EXE                SYS$HELP directorye                 _ TRACEHLP.HLB    @           C-2       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) s  t            "              SYS$LIBRARY directory  *               _ NETTRACE$DDCMP_ANALYZE.EXE  -               _ NETTRACE$ETHERNET_ANALYZE.EXEg  (               _ NETTRACE$GAP_ANALYZE.EXE  !               _ NETTRACE$KEY.INITa  '               _ NETTRACE$L2_ANALYZE.EXEo  (               _ NETTRACE$L2E_ANALYZE.EXE  '               _ NETTRACE$L3_ANALYZE.EXE   -               _ NETTRACE$L3_DDX76_ANALYZE.EXE   (               _ NETTRACE$NSP_ANALYZE.EXE  ,               _ NETTRACE$ROUTING_ANALYZE.EXE  )               _ NETTRACE$SYNC_ANALYZE.EXE   "              SYS$MANAGER directory  $               _ NETTRACE_INSTALL.COM  "              SYS$MESSAGE directory  %               _ NETTRACE_MESSAGES.EXEe                    A           Lists of Files Installed                            C-32 U  M                          A           ______________________________________________________Dd  A                                                      ICP Messageso        C              This appendix lists the messages that may be displayedmA              when you are running the X25router 2000 Installation &              Checkout Procedure (ICP).  A              X25router 2000 ICP messages have the prefix "X25ROU-a5              " and are displayed in 1, 2 or 3 parts:-e  F               _ The X25router 2000 ICP message text (one or two lines)  =               _ A VMS message associated with the ICP messager  A               _ In some cases text indicating additional diagnos-o  C                 tic information (an internal VAX P.S.I. error code)l  C              Note that the X25router 2000 ICP messages are not sub-sA              ject to the normal VMS message processing rules. TheeE              SET MESSAGE/NOSEVERITY command has no effect on the mes-c              sage format.c  &           D.1 ICP Information Messages  J                %X25ROU-I-NORMAL, X25router 2000 test finished successfully  A                 Normal successful completion of the ICP (RUN com-T                 mand).  A           ICP Messages                                        D-1                      >                %X25ROU-I-SETDEST, ICP destination has been set  D                 ICP destination has been set (RUN and SET commands).    >                %X25ROU-I-SUBADR, nnn is not a valid subaddress  D                 The subaddress string nnn is not a valid number (RUN"                 and SET commands).    >                %X25ROU-I-CLEARED, circuit unexpectedly cleared@                %X25ROU-I-CAUSEDIAG, Cause = nn, Diagnostic = nn)  D                 The virtual circuit being used for the test has beenA                 cleared with an unexpected cause/diagnostic code,IA                 indicating that the test was terminated unexpect- #                 edly (RUN command).     @                %X25ROU-I-CLEAR, ICP destination has been cleared  C                 The destination used to run a test has been clearedm)                 (RUN and CLEAR commands).u                D.2 ICP Error Messages  H                %X25ROU-E-UNRECCOM, Invalid or unrecognized command: text  0                 Invalid command argument to ICP.    =                %X25ROU-E-NOCONNECT, failed to connect to nodeh!                VMS error message)   C                 The ICP is unable to connect to the X25router 2000.2    @           D-2       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS) a  n            C                 A VMS DCL message indicating a reason for the fail-E,                 ure follows the ICP message.      E                %X25ROU-E-CLRFAIL, failed to clear the ICP destination                  VMS error message-                [%X25ROU-I-IOST2, IOST2 = nnn]   F                 The X25router 2000 ICP object (X25ICP) failed to clearD                 the destination. A VMS DCL message indicating a rea-F                 son for the failure follows the ICP message. The thirdC                 line of the message (if present) provides some fur- E                 ther diagnostic information (RUN and CLEAR commands).   H                %X25ROU-E-SETFAILED, failed to set up the ICP destination                 VMS error message-                [%X25ROU-I-IOST2, IOST2 = nnn]   A                 The X25router 2000 ICP object (X25ICP) has failed C                 to set up a destination. A VMS DCL message indicat-cA                 ing a reason for the failure follows the ICP mes-aE                 sage. The third line of the message (if present) pro-rB                 vides some further diagnostic information (RUN and                  CLEAR commands).    M                %X25ROU-E-SENDFAILED, failed to send command to X25router 2000                  VMS error message  B                 The ICP command procedure failed to send a commandA                 to the X25router 2000. A VMS DCL message indicat- A                 ing a reason for the failure follows the ICP mes-                  sage.               A           ICP Messages                                        D-3                      V                %X25ROU-E-READFAILED, failed to read command status from X25router 2000                 VMS error message  A                 The ICP command procedure failed to read the sta- C                 tus message from the X25router 2000. A VMS DCL mes-iD                 sage indicating a reason for the failure follows the                 ICP message.                D.3 ICP Fatal Messages  ?                %X25ROU-F-RUNFAIL, X25router 2000 ICP has failedt                 VMS error message.                [%X25ROU-I-IOST2, IOST2 = nnn])  C                 The ICP test has failed. A VMS DCL message indicat-eA                 ing a reason for the failure follows the ICP mes-uE                 sage. The third line of the message (if present) pro-gC                 vides some further diagnostic information (RUN com-l                 mand).                                      @           D-4       X25router 2000 Installation Procedures (VMS)    -                            A           _______________________________________________________   A                                                             Indexr        8           A                            Authorization Key  4           Access control                 see Product=             example of command using        Authorization Keyu  (                ,  4-14, 4-31           B"             for NML object,  4-14,=                4-31                    Backup of installationv4             for TRACE,  4-14, 4-32        disk,  2-1=             password,  4-14, 4-31      Backup of system disk, 2             username,  4-14, 4-31         3-3, 3-54           Account                      Bilateral CUG0             to use for installation,     See CUG-                3-2, 3-4                Blocksd7             to use for                   See disk space                  X25ROUCONFIG.COM,(                4-3                     C             to use for8                X25ROUSETUP.COM,        Calling DTE,  2-86                4-11, 4-28              Call mask,  2-8<           ADD option of                  format,  4-21, 4-387              X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  4-2,   Call value,  2-8 <                                          format,  4-22, 4-38?              4-3, 4-4  to  4-6         Cancelling the installa-l4             NCP messages,  4-3            tion,  3-16           Area number                  Changing DECnet@             DECnet node address,          characteristics,  4-29;                4-5                     Channels range,  2-6              default,  4-5            AREA router,  4-12  A                                                           Index-1     a            >           Channels range (cont'd.)     Configuration (cont'd.)>             allocation by PSDN           information required,/                authorities,  4-19,          2-3 ?                4-36                      of load host database, 9             format,  4-18, 4-36             4-2  to  4-10 :             for outgoing calls,          of X25router 2000?                4-18, 4-36                   permanent database,m:           Checking the installation         4-10  to  4-442             See ICP                    ConnectionsA           Circuit cost                   adding to configuration, /             DDCMP circuit,  4-27,           1-6c5                4-44                    Connector noden;             DLM circuit,  4-26, 4-43     X25router 2000 as, 6             Ethernet,  4-13, 4-30           4-20, 4-37+           Circuit database,  4-23,     Costi9              4-40                        See circuit cost 6             purging,  4-24, 4-40       Counters,  5-145           Circuit names                CUG,  2-8, 5-2D<             format,  4-25, 4-42          format,  4-22, 4-38           Clearing(             destination on remote      D  6                VMS node,  5-13         Databases,  1-2=             destination on remote        circuit,  4-23, 4-40 ?                X25router 2000,  5-9      DECnet node,  4-6, 4-8 =                to  5-10                  load host,  1-2, 4-41A           Closed user group              network names in the VAXt>             See CUG                         P.S.I. Access node:           Cluster                           database,  1-3=             see VAXcluster               X25-PROTOCOL,  4-16, 0           Command file for ICP,             4-33A              5-1                         X25router 2000 permanent ?           Configuration                     ,  1-2, 4-10, 4-15, 0             adding load hosts,  1-6         4-33A             adding new connections,      X25router 2000 volatile, /                1-6                          1-2mA             adding new networks,            access control,  4-14 @                1-6                       X25-SERVER,  4-20, 4-377             adding VAX P.S.I. Access   Datalink mapping 0                nodes,  1-6               See DLM5             adding X25router 2000s,    DDCMP circuitst>                1-6                       defining,  4-24, 4-26:             changing,  1-5  to  1-7         to  4-27, 4-43#             example,  A-1  to  A-15v             Index-2     s            :           DDCMP circuits (cont'd.)     DECrouter (cont'd.)=             type of X25router 2000       alternative term for @                node,  4-12, 4-29            X25router 2000,  4-23           DDCMP lines                    type,  4-4 /             adding to configuration,   Defaultso<                1-6                       acceptance of,  3-1@             names,  4-43                 representation of,  3-17           DEBNA service circuit,       DELETE option of_A              4-5                          X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  4-2,a;           DEBNT service circuit,          4-3, 4-7  to  4-8u;              4-5                         NCP messages,  4-3]=           DEC MicroServer,  x          DELUA service circuit, -             down-line loading to,         4-5o,                4-1, 4-45               DEMSA?             Ethernet address,  4-5,      configuring for,  4-10r4                4-7                          to  4-288             use of term,  x              use of term,  x,           DEC MicroServer-SP,  x       DEMSB?             use of term,  x              configuring for,  4-28 4           DECnet,  1-3, 2-2                 to  4-448             characteristics,  4-12,      use of term,  x=                4-29                    DEQNA service circuit, -             circuits,  4-23, 4-40         4-5_2             node address,  4-5         Destination?                area number,  4-5         clearing remote,  5-9,$0                format,  4-5                 5-13@             node database,  4-1,         definition,  4-21, 4-37:                4-2, 4-6                  name,  4-21, 4-37?                restoring,  4-8           node name,  2-7, 4-21,f0                stored on central            4-38>                   node,  4-8             priority,  2-8, 4-21,0             node name,  4-11, 4-28          4-386                format,  4-4              set up,  5-10?             running during                  on remote X25routert9                installation,  3-3              2000,  5-6 4             service circuit-ID,  4-5     show,  5-10<           DECnet node databases        Destination call mask6             upgrading X25router 2000     See call mask=                entries in,  4-9        Destination call value 7           DECnet object                  see call value <             defining ICP as,  5-2      Destination on Remote8           DECrouter                       X25router 2000  A                                          clearing,  5-9  to  5-10   A                                                           Index-3l                 4           Destination subaddress       DTE (cont'd.)?             see subaddress               address format,  4-18, 6           DESVA service circuit,            4-35, 5-13<              4-5                         check set up,  5-11?           DEUNA service circuit,         defining,  4-16, 4-18,d6              4-5                            4-33, 4-35@           Device identifier              local for DLM circuits,0             See device name                 4-26A           Device name,  3-2              remote for DLM circuits, 0           Directories                       4-262             SYS$COMMON: [DECSERVER],   DTE address5                4-12, 4-29                remote,  5-8 =             SYS$HELP,  3-4             DTE permanent databaset=             SYS$SYSROOT: [DECSERVER]     purging,  4-17, 4-33l1                ,  3-7                  Dump files ?             SYS$UPDATE,  3-7             naming convention for,s/             used for installed files        4-4 (                ,  C-1  to  C-3         E           Disk5             default for installation   Error messages ;                ,  2-1                    ICP,  D-2  to  D-4o-           Disk space                   Errorss>             free blocks required for     completing ICP,  5-5,0                installation,  2-1           5-14@                to  2-2                   loading X25router 2000,0           Distribution media,  1-4          4-455           DLM circuits                 Ethernet,  1-2_7             defining,  4-24, 4-25      Ethernet address 5                to  4-26                  format,  4-5t@             INCOMING,  4-26, 4-42        replacement of hardware6             incoming calls,  4-13,          unit,  4-7?                4-30                      where to find it,  4-5f=             OUTGOING,  4-26, 4-42      Ethernet circuit cost,R4             PERMANENT,  4-26, 4-42        4-13, 4-30:             type of X25router 2000     Event logging,  4-68                node,  4-12, 4-29         commands,  4-45-           Down-line loading,  1-3      Events >             necessary information,       reporting during load;                1-2                          sequence,  4-45M/             X25router 2000 software,   Examples ;                4-45                      ICP,  B-1  to  B-2sA           DTE                            testing an installation, 8                                             B-1  to  B-2             Index-4     2            7           Examples (cont'd.)           Format (cont'd.)o>             VMS installation and         DTE addresses,  4-18,6                configuration,  A-1          4-35, 5-13?                to  A-15                  Ethernet address,  4-5[@           EXECUTOR characteristics       line names,  4-27, 4-43<             See DECnet characteris-      network names,  2-5A                tics                      subaddress range,  4-22,a0           Exiting                           4-39  (             from an X25ROUCONFIG.COM   H                option,  4-2e;             from NCP,  5-3             Hard copy of releaseC5             from X25ROUCONFIG.COM,        notes,  3-2t4                4-2                     Hardware unit;           F                              LED display,  4-45 =                                          replacement of,  4-6H1           Files                        HELP,  4-2 @             installed on load host,      X25ROUSETUP.COM,  4-11,0                C-1  to  C-3                 4-28  (             installed with TRACE,      I                C-2*             SYS$MANAGER:NETTRACE_      ICP8                INSTALL.COM,  3-9         clearing remote?             system start-up,  3-9           destinations,  5-10 9             X25ROU011. RELEASE_          completion,  5-5E@                NOTES,  3-4, 3-9          completion with errors,0             X25router 2000,  C-1  to        5-14=                C-2                       defining as a DECnet 8           Format                            object,  5-2A             call mask,  4-21, 4-38       error messages,  D-2  toS/             call value,  4-22, 4-38         D-4MA             circuit names,  4-25,        example of testing,  B-1d?                4-42                      incorrect DTE address, 0             CUG,  4-22, 4-38                5-14@             DECnet node address,         incorrect installation,0                4-5                          5-14=             DECnet node name,  4-4       loopback test,  5-4, 4             default for line names,         5-5, 5-6@                4-19, 4-36                messages,  D-1  to  D-4?             destination name,  4-21,     preparing to run,  5-2a=                4-37                      privileges required,u/             device name,  3-2               5-2 @                                          running,  5-1  to  5-14  A                                                           Index-5                  :           ICP                          Line name (cont'd.)7             running (cont'd.)            for X.25,  2-6s>                to remote VMS system,   Line permanent database=                   5-2, 5-4, 5-8,         purging,  4-16, 4-33 3                   5-12                 Lines,  4-13 ;                to remote X25router       ports,  4-13, 4-30A<                   2000,  5-1             speeds,  4-13, 4-305             using TRACE to find        LIST option of A                errors,  5-14              X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  4-2, 2             X.25 Test Receiver            4-3, 4-4*                See PSIXTR              LMF?           Incoming calls                 see License ManagementU4             DLM,  4-13, 4-30                Facility1             X.25,  4-13, 4-30          Load files ?           Installation                   naming convention for, /             account to use,  3-2,           4-4R?                3-4                     load host database,  4-1U?             cancelling,  3-1           Load host database,  4-4 @             checking disk space,         configuration,  4-2  to0                2-2                          4-10:             disk to use,  2-1            new entries,  4-4A             example,  A-1  to  A-15      upgrading X25router 2000%<             on multiple load hosts,         entries in,  4-91                3-9                     Load hostslA             starting the procedure,      adding to configuration,./                3-4                          1-6U7             time required,  1-5          changing,  4-7 @           Installation Checkout          installing on more than5              Procedure                      one,  3-9 A             See ICP                      version of VMS/MicroVMS,e/                                             1-1 7           L                            Local DTE number @                                          for DLM circuits,  4-435           LCN                          Logging eventsg8             See channels range           commands,  4-45>           LED display on hardware      Logical channel numbers;              unit,  4-45                 See channels rangeh@           License Management           Loopback test,  5-4, 5-5,-              Facility,  3-6               5-6n  (           Line name                    M!             DDCMP circuit,  4-27,d                4-43e             format,  4-19, 4-36i             Index-6                  <           Maximum recalls,  4-26,      NETTRACE_INSTALL.COM,2              4-43                         3-9, C-3=           Media                        NETTRACE_MESSAGES.EXE,O-             See distribution media        C-3 >           Messages                     Network Control Program0             ICP,  D-1  to  D-4           See NCP4           MOM$LOAD                     Network names>             redefining,  3-10            connections to PSDNs,/             system logical,  3-9            1-3o8           Multiple load hosts            defining,  4-17=             installing on,  1-2, 3-9     for different accessi  8           N                                 routes,  1-3A                                          for DLM circuits,  4-26, 0           Naming convention                 4-435             for dump files,  4-4         format,  2-5 ;             for load files,  4-4         requirements,  1-3 >           NCP,  2-2                      to distinguish lines,4             exit from,  5-3                 1-3, 1-42             messages,  4-3               use,  1-3?           NETLTC.EXE,  C-2               VAX P.S.I. Access node :           NETTRACE$DDCMP_                   database,  1-3/              ANALYZE.EXE,  C-3         Networks5A           NETTRACE$ETHERNET_             adding to configuration,s/              ANALYZE.EXE,  C-3              1-6C1           NETTRACE$GAP_ANALYZE.EXE,    NML object ?              C-3                         access control,  4-14, 0           NETTRACE$KEY.INIT,  C-3           4-313           NETTRACE$L2E_ANALYZE.EXE,    Node address @              C-3                         See DECnet node address0           NETTRACE$L2_ANALYZE.EXE,     Node name=              C-3                         See DECnet node namen0           NETTRACE$L3_ANALYZE.EXE,     Node type@              C-3                         See X25router 2000 type>           NETTRACE$L3_DDX76_           NONROUTING node,  4-12,.              ANALYZE.EXE,  C-3            4-29#           NETTRACE$NSP_ANALYZE.EXE,_(              C-3                       O-           NETTRACE$ROUTING_            Object ?              ANALYZE.EXE,  C-3           set up and show,  5-11 =           NETTRACE$SYNC_ANALYZE.EXE    Object identification, 9              ,  C-3                       2-8, 4-22, 4-39 <           NETTRACE.EXE,  C-2           On-line release notes  A                                                           Index-7                  >           On-line release notes        Profile names (cont'd.)?              (cont'd.)                   defining,  4-17, 4-18, 0             See Release notes               4-34?           ON-RUNNING                     use of correct profile 7             DTE state,  5-3                 names,  1-43<           OPTIONS N,  3-2                where to find,  1-4+           P                            PSDN59                                          attributes,  1-4 >           PAK                            defining,  4-16, 4-33;             see Product                  names,  4-17, 4-34a3                                        PSIXTR,  5-2r.                Authorization Key       Purging:           Password                       files replaced by>             access control,  4-14,          installation,  3-53                4-31                    PVC circuitsg>             TRACE,  4-15, 4-32           defining,  4-24, 4-25           Permanent database(             See X25router 2000         R  @                permanent database      Recall timer,  4-26, 4-43?           Preparation                  Release notes,  3-2, 3-9-9             for configuring,  2-2        displaying,  3-3 8                to  2-8                   hard copy,  3-2<             for installing,  2-1  to     printing,  3-2, 3-3;                2-2                       reading,  3-2, 3-3o8             information requirements   Remote DTE number@                ,  2-3                    for DLM circuits,  4-43=           Priority,  4-13, 4-30        Replacing the hardware 4             destination,  4-21, 4-38      unit,  4-68           Privileges,  4-3             RESTORE option of;             required for ICP,  5-2        X25ROUCONFIG.COM, <             required for                  3-10, 4-2, 4-8  to.                X25ROUCONFIG.COM,          4-10A                2-3, 4-3                  restoring automatically, /             required for                    4-9iA                X25ROUSETUP.COM,          restoring manually,  4-8,:                2-3, 4-11, 4-28         ROUCONFIG.DAT,  C-2?             required to install          display contents,  4-4t6                X25router 2000          Router priority;                software,  2-2            value,  4-13, 4-30D>           Product Authorization        ROUTING IV node,  4-12,.              Key,  3-6                    4-29             Profile names              default,  2-5D             Index-8     e            8           S                            SYS$COMMON,  3-10  >           Second load host             SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER],4             See multiple load hosts       4-12, 4-29?           Sending address,  4-22,      SYS$HELP,  3-4, C-1, C-2 8                                        SYS$LIBRARY,  C-38              4-39                      SYS$MANAGER,  C-3<             use of wildcards,  4-22,   SYS$MANAGER:NETTRACE_;                4-39                       INSTALL.COM,  3-9 8           Service circuit-ID           SYS$MESSAGE,  C-3:             default,  4-6              SYS$SYSDEVICE,  2-1?             for Ethernet controller    SYS$SYSROOT:[DECSERVER], ;                type,  4-5                 3-7, C-1  to  C-2 <           SERVICE ENABLED,  4-6        SYS$SYSTEM,  3-9, C-25           Starting the installation    SYS$TEST,  C-2 7              ,  3-4                    SYS$UPDATE,  3-7-:           Status and error counters    SYSTARTUP.COM,  3-9=              ,  5-14                   SYSTARTUP_V5.COM,  3-9 2           Subaddress,  2-8             System disk:             definition,  4-39            backup,  3-3, 3-55             range for incoming calls   System logical 7                ,  4-22, 4-39             MOM$LOAD,  3-9 6             range for incoming DLM,    System start-up@                4-13, 4-30                restoring the load host:             remote ICP destination,         database,  4-8;                5-7                     System start-up file 6           SVC                            editing,  3-8  (             see Switched Virtual       T  >                Circuits                Testing an installation6           SWAP option of                 example,  B-1<              X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  4-2,     using ICP,  5-1  to0              4-3, 4-6  to  4-7              5-14@             Ethernet address,  4-7     Time required to install,-             NCP messages,  4-3            1-5],             with multiple load hosts   TRACE?                ,  4-7                    access control,  4-14,o0           Switched Virtual Circuit          4-32>             required for ICP,  5-2       files installed,  C-2>           Synchronous port number,       file used to install,/              2-6                            3-9 @             DDCMP circuit,  4-27         opportunity to install,/             default for line name,          3-6 >                4-19                      password,  4-15, 4-32             for DTE,  4-19  A                                                           Index-9r t               (           TRACE (cont'd.)              X  4             username,  4-15, 4-32      X.25 line DTEA             use with ICP,  5-14          adding to configuration, /           TRACEHLP.HLB,  C-2                1-6 >           Types of lines,  4-13        X.25 permanent database  =           U                              purging,  4-17, 4-33r7                                        X25011.SYS,  C-1 3           UPGRADE option of            X25ICP,  5-3 =              X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  4-2    X25node-name.SYS,  C-2 <           Upgrading X25router 2000     X25-PROTOCOL database>              entries,  4-9               defining,  4-16, 4-33=           Username                       purging,  4-16, 4-33 ?             access control,  4-14,     X25ROU011.RELEASE_NOTES,57                4-31                       3-4, 3-9, C-1D3             TRACE,  4-15, 4-32         X25ROUCONFIG =                                          See X25ROUCONFIG.COMD>           V                            X25ROUCONFIG.COM,  3-7,  A           VAXcluster                      4-1, 4-2  to  4-10, C-1o=             installing on,  3-9,         account to use,  4-30?                                          ADD option,  4-2, 4-3, /                3-10                         4-4 =           VAX P.S.I. Access nodes        DELETE option,  4-2,n4             adding to configuration,        4-3, 4-7;                1-6                       exiting from,  4-2E@             X25router 2000 as            exiting from an option,/                connector node for,          4-2 @                4-20, 4-37                LIST option,  4-2, 4-3,/           Versions of VMS required,         4-4 ;              1-1                         NCP messages,  4-3 =           VMS                            privileges required,i/             versions required,  1-1         4-3s?           VMSINSTAL                      RESTORE option,  3-10, 4             file for release notes,         4-2, 4-8@                3-4                       SWAP option,  4-2, 4-3,/             running,  3-2  to  3-9          4-6 =           VMS installation               UPGRADE option,  4-2 >             see installation             using,  4-2  to  4-10@           VMS load host database       X25ROUPERM.EXE,  3-8, C-2;             See load host database     X25ROUPERM.HLB,  C-1 =           Volatile database for        X25ROUSETUP.COM,  1-6,E2              X25router 2000,  1-2         3-8, C-2?             access control,  4-14        account to use,  4-11,E  0                                             4-28             Index-10                 ?           X25ROUSETUP.COM (cont'd.)    X25router 2000 permanent ?             on-line HELP,  4-11,          database,  4-30, 4-33 =                4-28                      configuration,  4-1,-:             privileges required,            4-11  to  4-44B                4-11, 4-28                effect of X25ROUSETUP.COM3             running,  4-10  to  4-44        ,  4-10e<           X25router 2000                 modifications,  3-89             down-line loading            tailoring,  4-10f>                software,  4-45         X25ROU_DEFINE.COM,  C-1>             type,  4-12, 4-29          X25ROU_DEFINE_HELP.COM,-           X25router 2000 configura-       C-14@              tion                      X25ROU_ICP.COM,  5-1, C-2@             See configuration          X25ROU_LOGICALS.COM,  C-1=           X25router 2000 node name     X25ROU_MULTI_HOST.COM, -             See DECnet node name          C-2 @                                        X25ROU_PROFILES.SYS,  C-2;                                        X25-SERVER database, >                                           4-20  to  4-23, 4-372                                           to  4-40                                            A                                                          Index-11i