Title: | DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS |
Moderator: | TUXEDO::FONSECA |
Created: | Thu Feb 21 1991 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 3990 |
Total number of notes: | 19027 |
Hi, There is a customer report that they cannot "set host" from Phase IV node to Phase V node and vice versa through 4 Cisco router. However, there is no problem when "set host" from Phase IV to Phase IV or Phase V to Phase V. But there is no problem for Digital Unix running DECnet/OSI, the problem only found on VAX systems. Below is the diagram: [Phase IV]----(Cisco)--T1---(Cisco) ------[Phase IV] host | | | host |Ethernet |Ethernet | | | |Ethernet [Phase V]--| (Cisco)----T1---(Cisco)-----| host | |-----[Phase V] host Software version: Phase IV: OpenVMS V6.2 Phase V: OpenVMS 6.1 DECnet/OSI 6.1 ECO7 DEC Unix 3.2c DECnet/OSI 3.2-0 Symptoms: 1) All the DECnet/OSI setting are default and all DECnet routing are on the same area. 2) Phase V to Phase IV does not work, no message get. But set host works for Digital Unix Phase V host to VAX phase IV host. 3) Everything is fine if the destination host is separated by less than 2 Cisco routers. 4) Set host works for hosts on the same segments. 5) No console message at all (according to the customer). Is there anyone face a similar case before? Any problem with the Cisco or DECnet/OSI V6.1? Any ideas? Thanks for your help in advance. Kenneth Leung
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3967.1 | Fix the Cisco config... | COMICS::WEIR | John Weir, UK Country Support | Thu May 22 1997 09:38 | 14 |
Kenneth, It's almost certainly Cisco bugs or else Cisco configuration errors. It is extremely unlikely to be DECnet/OSI (even old versions, like 6.1), and it is even less likely to be a problem with PhaseIV DECnet. Try a different notesfile ;-) Regards, John | |||||
3967.2 | WASTED::matt | The Code Warrior | Thu May 22 1997 10:37 | 3 | |
Try setting the routing mode on the DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS system to segrargated (which is the default for DECnet/OSI for UNIX). |