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| 4659.1 | it's talking CMIP, it's phase V | TOOK::PURRETTA | | Wed Mar 10 1993 08:42 | 8 |
| If the router only responds to NCL commands, then it's a phase V node.
Register it as such. You don't need DNS to do this, it'll get
registered in the local namespace. If the node you are running mcc on
is a phaseIV node, make sure the router name and address is in the
local database before trying to register it.
For info on setting up phase V event streams, try reading note 4301.12
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| 4659.2 | got the ncl nodes registerd but events stil no go | COPCLU::PRAKTIKANT3 | | Wed Mar 10 1993 10:02 | 17 |
| Thanks, that did the trick to get the nodes registerd.
tried the things in note 4301.12, but still could only get IV events to
come back from the load host.
Note the load host is running vhase IV etc ncl on that system show obs
are set up correctly, however if I issue the command
ncl> SHOW NODE mcc_node ALL STATUS
I get an error "acces denied"
I looked at netserver.log, this indicates that the NETMAN com file gets
called and gets tothe run cml command.
from the mcc system to the outside world seems to work fine.
I suspect that the boot node events are not seen on the mcc system
because of this can any one verify .....
prtty please , Amrit
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| 4659.3 | | TOOK::PURRETTA | | Wed Mar 10 1993 14:33 | 6 |
| I'm confused about your setup. Is the "load host" the same system
you're running mcc on? What version of DECnet are these machines
running? Also, let's see how you set up the routers to send back the
phase V events. Do a show of the Outbound stream All Characteristics
and All Status and post the results here.
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| 4659.4 | will get the data later | COPCLU::OVESEN | Michael Ovesen @DMO 857-2739 | Thu Mar 11 1993 03:23 | 8 |
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The load host is NOT the mcc system, mcc is on a VAXstation 4000/90
load host is a MicroVAX 3100 bothe with DECnet Extensions Wave 1
I will post the OBS data for the wan routers here, note we see the
events from the wan router on the load host OK, we see IV events from
the load host comming to the mcc system OK, cant get the V events to
come to the mcc system.
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| 4659.5 | | MARVIN::COBB | Graham R. Cobb (DECNIS development), REO2-G/G9, 830-3917 | Mon Mar 15 1993 08:03 | 15 |
| > I will post the OBS data for the wan routers here, note we see the
> events from the wan router on the load host OK, we see IV events from
> the load host comming to the mcc system OK, cant get the V events to
> come to the mcc system.
In your case, the load host doesn't log any Phase V events. Do you mean
that you want the events from the WANrouter to come to MCC? If so, you have
to set up the Outbound Stream entity *on the WANrouter* to point to the MCC
node -- event logging on the load host isn't involved.
If you can be a bit more specific about exactly what you want to see (give
some examples of events you want to receive) then John or I can probably
help you.
Graham
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| 4659.6 | sinking direct from wanrouter to mcc works... | HERON::PATEL_A | LoLo-AQIC-I82Q-B4IP, - LMF | Mon Mar 15 1993 09:51 | 22 |
| Graham
thanks, that helped. What I was trying to do is have the wan routers
send there events to the boot node, then have the boot node send the
events onto the mcc system. This way I would not have to modify the
ncl load files etc...
we now see the events coming into the mcc system from the wan routers,
the only way to get this to work was to re compile the image that gets
loaded down to the wan router.
We are still not seeing the events in the notification window. This
however, looks like a problem related to the fact that we are using the
Local MIR not DNS, the nodes have been registered in the local MIR
using lower case. I will try to change the names to upper case etc...
I am now in the office and the local office will take over from here on
in.
thanks for all the replies.
Amrit
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