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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:CSC32::BUTTERWORTH
Created:Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1541
Total number of notes:6564

564.0. "Code to send events to DECmcc?" by YUPPY::BAKERP () Thu Jan 19 1995 10:48

    
    I am working on a project to provide automated operations functionality
    for a customer. We are now about to use PCM for the first time
    (previously we had to use the customer's own console manager software),
    and I want to forward events to a management platform running DECmcc.
    
    I have written a command procedure which achives this, but would prefer
    to use compiled code as it will be more efficient. Rather than
    re-inventing the wheel, I would prefer to use code already written and
    tested. So, has anyone already done this? if so would you give me
    pointers to code and any documentation as it will save me some
    significant time...
    
    Regards and thanks,
    
    Paul Baker (London, U.K)
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564.1OPG::SIMONThu Jan 19 1995 11:5010
Paul,
    I wrote a socket based action routine which would send events to DECmcc.
I think I still have the source available (written on ULTRIX). If I can find
it you are welcome to modify it as required. Please note that is is NOT
supported by the PCM team, it was written as an exercise to test the API.

Mail me offline if you are interested as I don't want to post the source code
here.

Cheers Simon....
564.2OSCint provides a feeder PCM to DECMCC/NETVIEWAZUR::RIVETThu Jan 19 1995 14:5715
Paul,

 OSCint provides an action routine which sends PCM events to DECmcc or Netview.
 It is written in C and uses the Collection AM API (routines mcc_evc_send ...)
 
The transport can be DECNET or UDPIP. The collector name is picked up from the
userdata of the event. The node destination is taken from a logical name. 

  It is available under VMS and OSF/1. 

     Mail me offline if you are interested. 

         Regards, Evelyne