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Conference azur::mcc

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

5237.0. "Mngt. of remote HUBs ?" by ISIDRO::DELCURA () Tue Jun 22 1993 12:17

    Hi,
    
    Some questions about mngt. of Hub 90 :
    
    1- Is posible to manage a remote Hub90 from a Decmcc in a configuration
    like this :
    
    
    +-----+
    !     !
    ! mcc !
    +-----+
       !       +----+                +----+          +-------+
       !-------!WR90 !---  ------ ---!WR90!          ! Hub90 !
       !       +----+                +----+          +-------+
                                        !                !
                                   ---------------------------
    
    
    2- Can I view the front panel of the remote Hub with HUBwatch-am ?
    
    3- Is possible to manage a Hub90 when the DECagent is in other segment
    of an extended LAN (i.e. link with a LANbridge, for example)?

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
5237.1	DEChub Mgt uses DECagent and SNMP	MOLAR::MOLAR::BRIENEN	Network Management Applications!	`Tue Jun 22 1993 14:31`	32
	> 1- Is posible to manage a remote Hub90 from a Decmcc in a configuration > like this : > > MCC -- enet segment -- WR90 -- WR90 -- enet segment -- DEChub 90 > (HUBwatch) Can the WR90 route IP? If it can, HUBwatch will run in the setup you've diagrammed. If it can't, you could try running HUBwatch on the remote LAN while displaying the front panel locally (remote x display: lotsa traffic, but it would probably work). > > 2- Can I view the front panel of the remote Hub with HUBwatch-am ? > Remote management of DEChub 90's can be accomplished with the DECagent 90 (hardware) and the HUBwatch Application (not Hubwatch-am). The HUBwatch Application will "launch" from MCC or MSU. Since the DECagent 90 "speaks" SNMP (over UDP/IP), MSU or MCC's SNMP AM could also be used to manage the Hub. No pretty GUI, though... > > 3- Is possible to manage a Hub90 when the DECagent is in other segment > of an extended LAN (i.e. link with a LANbridge, for example)? > Yes. DECagent talks to DECbridge 90 (and thus Repeaters as well) using ELMS protocol. DECagent talks to TermServers using MOP RC. As long as these LAN specific protocols are not filtered, you should be able to have the DECagent on a different segment . Chris
5237.2	Thanks	ISIDRO::DELCURA		`Wed Jun 23 1993 02:58`	3
	Thanks for your clear answer! -Juan R.