DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS
Network Management

• Name resolution
  • with naming cache
• Name service
  • primary
  • secondary
• Name service searches
  • determining order of
• Namespace
  • access control in #1
  • access control in #2
  • access control in #3
  • adding an OpenVMS Cluster alias
  • creating
    • backtranslation directories in
    • directories in
  • deleting nodes from
  • deregistering nodes
  • directory access control in
  • displaying information in
  • inaccessible
  • initial directories #1
  • initial directories #2
  • initial directories #3
  • initializing #1
  • initializing #2
  • managing
  • node information
  • Non-Digital nodes in
  • registering DECnet Phase V nodes in
  • registering Phase IV nodes in
  • removing nodes from
  • renaming nodes in
  • repairing node synonyms and links
  • security level
  • showing information registered
  • tracking changes
• Namespace name
  • changing default
• Naming cache #1
• Naming cache #2
  • checkpoint interval
  • managing
  • timeout period
• Naming search path
  • displaying
  • modifying #1
  • modifying #2
  • naming template
  • order of name services
• NCL
  • by preposition for explicit access control
  • component configuration
  • converting from NCP
  • entities with NCP equivalents
  • initialization file
  • key definition file
  • sample script file
• NCL database
• NCL script
  • editing
    • rebooting system
  • executing
  • user-defined
• NCP
  • converting to NCL
  • event logging on Phase IV systems
  • managing a Phase IV node with
  • parameters with NCL equivalents
• NCP Commands converted by decnet_migrate
• NCP Commands converted by the NCP Emulator
• NCP Emulator
  • for converting NCP to NCL
  • invoking
  • managing remote DECnet Phase IV nodes
  • supported NCP commands
  • supported NCP components
• NET
• NET$ACP
• NET$CONFIGURE.COM
  • creation of default object accounts
  • establishing a default nonprivileged DECnet account
  • using
• NET$DECLAREOBJECT
  • rights identifier
• NET$DECNETACCESS
  • minimal right for network activity
  • rights identifier
• NET$DIAGNOSE
  • rights identifier
• NET$ENTITY-NAME_STARTUP logical name
• NET$EXAMINE
  • rights identifier
• NET$IGNORE_DECNET logical name
• NET$MANAGE
  • rights identifier
• NET$MGMT #1
• NET$MGMT #2
  • how to run
  • managing other nodes
  • required rights for running
• NET$POSTEVENT
  • rights identifier
• NET$REGISTERDNSOBJECT
  • rights identifier
• NET$SECURITY
  • rights identifier
• NET$SERVER
  • log file
  • timeouts
• NET$SERVER.LOG file
• NET$SHUTDOWN
• NET$STARTUP
• NET$STARTUP_MOP logical name
• NET$STARTUP_QUIET_NCL logical name
• NET$STARTUP_STATUS logical name
• NET$TRACEALL
  • rights identifier
• NET$TRACEALLREMOTE
  • rights identifier
• NET$TRACEHEADERS
  • rights identifier
• NET$TRACEHEADERSREMOTE
  • rights identifier
• NETMBX privilege
  • minimal Phase IV privilege for network activity
  • minimal privileges for network activity
• NETPROXY.DAT file
• NETSERVER$TIMEOUT value
• Network
  • access
    • granting rights
  • access control
  • application
    • proxy login
  • configuration
    • CSMA-CD
    • DDCMP
    • HDLC
    • LAN
    • LAPB
    • WAN
• Network addresses
  • autoconfiguring
  • configuring manually
• Network adjacencies
  • configuring to non-DNA routers
• Network ancillary control program
  • see NET$ACP
• Network application
  • adding
• Network components
  • identifying
  • managing
  • naming
• Network configuration
  • getting a report of
• Network connections
  • deleting
• Network entities
  • deleting
• Network log file
• Network management
  • coexistence of Phase IV and Phase V routing
  • edit command procedures #1
  • edit command procedures #2
  • equivalents, NCP-NCL
  • graphical user interface (NET$MGMT)
  • security
  • tasks
    • modules to modify
    • tools for accomplishing
  • tools and associated tasks
  • transitioning from NCP to NCL
• Network routes
  • setting up
• Network security
• Network server
  • setting up the mop client for
• Network server process
  • see NET$SERVER
• Network service type
  • RFC 1006 #1
  • RFC 1006 #2
• Network shutdown
• Network startup
• Network topology
  • determining
• Network version
  • determining
• Node
  • adding address towers
• node
  • address watcher argument
• Node
  • alias
    • see Alias
  • enabling
  • managing
  • managing a Phase IV system
  • reconfiguring
  • registration information in the namespace
  • renaming
• Node address
  • changing the
    • examples
  • definition of
  • updating registered
• Node autoregistration
• node entity
  • description of
• Node identification
  • definition of
• Node information
  • exporting between name services
  • exporting from a name service
  • importing between name services
  • importing to a name service
• Node name
  • definition of
• Node number
  • definition of
• Node registration #1
• Node registration #2
  • in namespace
• Node synonym
  • repairing
• Node synonym directory
  • defining an alternate
  • setting name
• Non-Digital nodes
• Nonprivileged DECnet account
  • deleting
• NSAP
  • address for CLNS
• NSAPs using decimal DSP syntax
• NSP
  • creating
  • delay factor attribute
  • delay weight attribute
  • disabling
  • disabling use of by session control
  • enabling
  • maximum remote nsaps attribute
  • modifying
  • script example for setting up
• nsp entity
  • deleting and recreating
• nsp maximum transport connections characteristics
  • OpenVMS Cluster environment
• NSP Transport
  • delay factor
  • delay weight
• Null internet #1
• Null internet #2

• Object database
  • converting
• Object numbers
  • for applications
• OpenVMS Cluster
  • alias
    • adding to namespace
    • controlling connections to
    • controlling maximum connections to
  • configuring multiple aliases
  • end node
  • multiple aliases
  • nsp maximum transport connections characteristics
  • router on LAN
  • satellite
    • load assist agent
    • setting up the mop client for
    • using MOP
  • sharing network applications in
  • use of an alias #1
  • use of an alias #2
• OSAK
  • managing
• OSAK addresses
  • managing
• OSAK database
• OSAK software, working system
• OSI application
  • application address
• OSI entity
  • deleting and recreating
• OSI over TCP/IP
  • configuring
  • see also RFC 1006
• OSI transport
  • address
    • for CLNS
  • configuring #1
  • configuring #2
  • configuring CLNS support
  • configuring CONS support
  • configuring over X.25 CONS
  • configuring to use RFC 1006 or RFC 1859
  • delay factor
  • delay weight
  • script example for setting up
  • template
    • configuring for CLNS
    • configuring for CONS
    • creating #1
    • creating #2
    • creating #3
    • for CLNS connections
    • name
• OSI transport delay factor
• OSI transport delay weight
• OSI transport maximum receive buffers attribute
• OSI transport maximum remote nsaps attribute
• OSI transport maximum transport connections attribute
• OSI transport maximum window attribute
• OSI transport over CONS
  • testing
• OSI transport protocol
  • disabling
  • disabling use of by session control
• OSI transport receiver's window
• OSI transport service
  • configuring
• OSI transport template
  • creating #1
  • creating #2
  • modifying
  • name
• OSI transport template definitions
• OSI transport transmit window
• Outbound stream
  • creating
  • enabling #1
  • enabling #2
  • event filters
    • example #1
    • example #2
    • setting up
    • testing
  • managing the connection to an event sink
  • modifying characteristics
• outgoing alias characteristic

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