MultiNet FAQ: General

 

Where on the HP web site can I get the HPE KRB$RTL.EXE shareable image?

You can find the HP software at:

http://h41379.www4.hpe.com/openvms/products/kerberos/


How do I determine what version of MultiNet I'm running?

To determine what version of MultiNet you are running, type this command:

$ MULTINET SHOW/VERSION

Are there any mailing lists or other ways to talk to other MultiNet users?

Process Software has created a public mailing list, info-multinet@lists.process.com as a forum for discussion among users of MultiNet. To subscribe, send electronic mail to info-multinet-request@lists.process.com, with the word SUBSCRIBE as the only word in the body of the message. After subscribing to the mailing list you will then receive a copy of all messages sent to the list. If you want to send a message to the list address it to info-multinet@lists.process.com.


How can I find out what patches are available for MultiNet?

All released patches for MultiNet are available at https://multinet.process.com/eco.html. Leave the fields blank and click submit to see all patches for all versions. For a list of patches for the most current version of MultiNet, click here.


What do I do if MultiNet fails to start on an Integrity system?

Check the granularity hints memory.

$ SHOW MEM/G

MultiNet requires the following amounts of VMS executive memory on Integrity platforms:

  • Execlet code region 87 pages
  • Execlet data region 472 pages

To insure that there is sufficient for MultiNet to load put the following lines in SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT and do an autogen:

MIN_GH_EXEC_CODE = 4183
MIN_GH_EXEC_DATA = 1399

Is there a way to tell what process owns a connection?

You can use the MU SHOW/CONN=PID or MU SHOW/CONN=PROC commands to list the connections and the PID or name or the process that owns them.