| > I am in the process of ordering some systems to monitor the network
> and run DECmcc and the future versions of it. I was going to order
> a vs3100 model 38 with 24mb memory and 2 rz23 disks and a cd rom disk.
> I was told that this only runs Desktop vms version 1. Is that version
> correct and does it and will it support DECmcc present and future.
Hi Chuck,
You must have VMS 5.3.
You must also have access to a DNS Server (so either use an existing one or
install it on your system as well...)
_Future_ releases of DECmcc notwithstanding, you will also want to order a
larger disk for the system. Right now, the DECmcc install will croak if
you don't have a large enough system disk and I *think* the RZ23 is too
small. [Although given IEG's leadtimes, this could be a non-issue by the
time you get your system...]
/doug
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| Hi,
We're running the IFT version and so far, a �VAX II/GPX with 16
Meg. of memory is OK ( NOT great either ).
We have ordered a 3520 VAXstation with 32 Meg. so that we can run
the MCC with the following in production mode,
AM- Phase IV,V,Bridge,Ethernet Station
FM- Alarms,FDA,Domain,Historian,PA,Exporter,Reports.
PM- TRM, Iconic Map
If you're planning for the future, I would suggest to get the
"biggest" VAX-station if you could efford it.
The RD54 disk will NOT be able to handle all of the above module.
Thien Doan
STG/ESC EASYnet Ops.
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re. the previous entries
A couple of issues have been raised regarding vsn's of VMS, minimum
disk size, memory requirements, and Distributed Naming Services as a
prerequisite.
To my knowledge, none of these issues show up in the Sales Update
article on the DECmcc station, either version. May I suggest that
all this good practical use information be passed onto product
management so that it can make its way to the field?
Regards
Guy
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