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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

3088.0. "node management under pgm control" by LASCPM::DANAHY () Wed May 27 1992 13:42

    Hi;
    
    
    I need a quick answer to this. My customer needs to know how to manage
    a WANrouter via an application program. In other words the ability to
    issue MCC (or NCL or CMIP or what ever they are called) directives and
    get responses through an application program. They are under the
    impression that the MCC tool kit will allow them to do this. I thought
    the MCC tool kit was for building your own AM etc. I only know how to
    manage nodes with the MCC product. Can some one help me out here. Any
    suggestions or info will be appreciated. 
    
    Thanks,
    Dan
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3088.1DECmcc is 'callable' from any applicationNANOVX::ROBERTSKeith Roberts - DECmcc Toolkit TeamWed May 27 1992 15:3225
  Dan,

  Your customer will need the DECmcc Developers Toolkit ... and can then
  write their own applications which interface with DECmcc.

  With the Toolkit, tou can either write a Management Module which responds
  to DECmcc directives... or simply an application which calls other
  Management Modules.

  The rules for writting a DECmcc Application are pretty much the same for
  writing a Management Module, in that your program will execute in a threads
  environment ... your Application just doesn't need:

	o  The Management Specification
	o  A Dispatch Table
	o  The code to respond to DECmcc Directives

  Your Application may call *any* DECmcc Management Module (AM or PM) as
  well as use any of the Common Routines described in the System Reference
  Manaual (DECmcc SRM).

  Let us know if you have any more questions regarding Callable DECmcc

  /keith
3088.2ThanksBREAKR::DANAHYWed May 27 1992 18:397
    Keith;
    
    Thankyou very much. YThis is exactly what I needed. I could use a
    pointer to documentation so I can read more about this. i.e. the SRM.
    
    Thanks,
    Dan