| > Dupont want to scan in a map of the complex with all the buildings on
> it. No problem. But can I first go ahead and populate the domains with
> nodes, terminal servers etc, and later(when they find a map) scan in
> the map without having to reset up nodes etc. ??? My answer was YES,
> but better check.
Yes. Not a problem. With v1.2 I think you still have to go in and edit the
map file. With 1.3 it'll be a menu option...
> They also want to get a readable hard copy printout of the maps from
> DECmcc. Can this be done.?
Yes. Unless DECwindows printscreen is acceptable, you'll need to use an
'outboard' tool called MCC_GRAPH (I think that's the name). Poke around in
here or it may also have a quick pointer in the MCC-TOOLS conference on
NOTED::.
> They have approx 200 terminal servers DS100,200 etc, but wait for it
> they have a DECSA. From what I can see TSAM does not support this.
> Is this true, can I do anything with it via DECmcc TSAM?? -)
Probably not with TSAM, but you could write a quicky launched application that
does a console connect to the DECSA from a terminal emulator window. You
could register the DECSA as a Station or a reference entity and have the
application (DCL or Shell script) parse out the entity name, create a window
and do a console connect to the appropriate box.... Voila!
/doug
|
| TSAM does not provide full support for the ETS, as it does for
other terminal servers. You can use the pasthru utility (located
in SYS$SYSTEM:MCC_TS_AM_PASTHRU.EXE) There are instructions in
appendix B or C of TSAM Use manual I believe for adding the pasthru utility to
your DECwindows resource file so that it will appear on a pull-down menu
for launch.
It looks for several logicals to be set up with the appropriate info about the
server, which will save the user some typing:
"MCC_TS_AM_SRVR_ENET_ADDR" = "08002B26AA9B"
"MCC_TS_AM_SRVR_LOG_PWD" = "ACCESS"
"MCC_TS_AM_SRVR_MAINT_PWD" = "0000000000000000"
"MCC_TS_AM_SRVR_SVC_CKT1" = "BNA-0"
You could even write a command file to set those logicals up ahead of time
during the launch.
This does the same as doing a console connect through NCP as Doug described
in the previous note.
Good luck...
-Dave
|