TCPware V5.7 Installation & Configuration Guide Table of Contents
- Introducing This Guide
- What You Need to Know Beforehand
- How This Guide Is Organized
- Online Help
- Obtaining Customer Support
- License Information
- Maintenance Services
- Reader's Comments Page
- Documentation Set
- Conventions Used
- Introduction
- Steps to Get TCPware Up and Running
- Prepare for Installation
- General Requirements
- Obtain IP Addresses for Your Network Devices
- Release Notes and Online Documentation
- Introduction
- Load the Software
- Start VMSINSTAL
- Installing the TCPware Components
- Installing TCPware on Multiple System Disks
- Installing TCPware on Mixed Platform Clusters
- Installing Other Products
- Introduction
- Preconfiguration Steps
- CNFNET Procedure
- Define the File Location Logicals
- Configuration Methods
- Start the Configuration Process
- Start CNFNET
- Enter Your Maintenance Agreement Number
- Enter Line Identification Codes
- Line Identification Codes
- HYPERchannel Lines
- IP-over-DECnet Lines
- IP-over-X.25 Devices
- Oracle Software
- Serial Line IP (SLIP) Devices
- Wide Area Network (WAN) Device Drivers
- Enter Network Device Addresses
- Define the Default Gateway
- Daylight Savings Time Support
- Time Zone Configuration and Hardware Clock Overview
- TCPware Time Zone Support
- Compiled-In Time Zone Rules
- User-Defined Time Zone Rules
- Format of COUNTRY Specification
- Format of ZONE Specification
- Format of RULE Specification
- Loadable Time Zone Rules Provided with TCPware
- Define the Local Time Zone
- Define the Local Hostname
- Update the Hosts. File
- Introduction
- Configure the TCP/IP Services
- Configure the NFS-OpenVMS Client
- Configure the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Client (DHCP Client)
- Configure the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server (DHCP)
- Configure DECnet over IP Tunnels
- Configure the Domain Name Services (DNS)
- Configure the FTP-OpenVMS Server
- Configure the Gateway Routing Daemon
- Configure the Internet Message Protocol (IMAP) Server
- Configure IPP with CNFNET
- Configure the Kerberos Server
- Configure the Kerberos Applications
- Configure the Line Printer Services
- Configure the Default Remote Printer for LPS
- Configure the LPS Client OpenVMS Print Queues
- Configure LPS for Batch Startup
- Configure the LPD Server
- Build the LPD Server Access File
- Configure the Miscellaneous Services
- Configure the NFS-OpenVMS Server
- Prepare to Set Up the Server
- Set Up the Server
- Add Users to the Server PROXY Database
- Add Directories to the Server EXPORT Database
- Create a Spool Directory
- CNFNET Steps, Part 1
- CNFNET Steps, Part 2
- Start and Restart the NFS Server
- Test the NFS Server
- Configure the Network Time Protocol
- Configure the Post Office Protocol Version 3
- Configure the PWIPDRIVER
- Configure the Berkeley R Commands
- Configure SMTP-OpenVMS
- Configure SNMP Services
- Configure the SSH Utility
- Configure the TALK Utility
- Configure TELNET-OpenVMS
- Configure TIMED
- Configure X Display Manager
- Introduction
- Prepare for Startup
- Verify the Installation, Configuration, and Registration
- Running Other Products
- System Parameters
- Account Privileges
- Automatic Startup Process
- Configuring the TCPware Commands
- Configuration Menu Startup or Shutdown Process
- Command Startup or Shutdown Process
- Customizing Your Startup
- Starting User-Written Servers
- Installing and Configuring INGRES/Net
- Installing and Configuring Oracle's SQL*Net
- Configuring HP's TEAMLINKS and AIDA Products
- Removing TCPware Components
- Register Your Product Authorization Key (PAK)
- Test TCPware
- Introduction
- Prepare for Startup
- Verify the Installation, Configuration, and Registration
- Running Other Products
- System Parameters
- Account Privileges
- Automatic Startup Process
- Configuring the TCPware Commands
- Configuration Menu Startup or Shutdown Process
- Command Startup or Shutdown Process
- Customizing Your Startup
- Starting User-Written Servers
- Installing and Configuring INGRES/Net
- Installing and Configuring Oracle's SQL*Net
- Configuring HP's TEAMLINKS and AIDA Products
- Removing TCPware Components
- Register Your Product Authorization Key (PAK)
- Test TCPware
