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Verifying the Interconnects and Achieving Hardware RFU The CMS-SETUP Run A run called CMS-SETUP, provided on the HMP-FLD tape (13.3), prepares CMS 1100 for use. CMS-SETUP interactively solicits the addresses and device names needed for a minimum configuration. The information you need is described after these notes. Notes: • The external Ethernet LAN may be installed as a private network (2.4.2) or as part of a much larger network such as the Internet. In either case, you must supply the second and third items of information listed below. • The external Ethernet LAN is separate from the internal FDDI LAN. The two must not have the same IP address. For the external LAN, do not use any of the IP addresses reserved for the internal FDDI LAN as documented in Appendix B. This is the information you need for the CMS-SETUP run: • The 2200 ODB-defined device names of the FDDI controller's input and output devices. These usually default to HLVI01 and HLVI02, but they may be different if the site uses local naming conventions. The site may also have extra names for additional partitions or hosts. Default names exist for up to four hosts or partitions, and the utility allows you to change any of the defaults to match the actual ODB. • Whether the external Ethernet LAN contains a gateway and, if so, the gateway's IP address. • The IP address of the 2200 on the external LAN. • The 2200 ODB-defined device names of the Ethernet controller's input and output devices. These may be either an HLC or a CSBUS Ethernet channel adapter. A Minimum CMS 1100 Configuration A minimum CMS 1100 configuration includes definitions for both the internal FDDI LAN and an external Ethernet LAN. For each instance of an OS 2200 operating environment, sites must configure CMS 1100 to define • Up to four FDDI LAN connections for each possible Intel node. All four can be defined, even if there are fewer Intel nodes. Connections beyond the first available are treated as resilient connections by CMS 1100 and are not used. • FDDI LAN IP addresses for the OS 2200 nodes and system consoles. • At least one TCP/IP path to each OS 2200 node, so that Integration Expert can be used following hardware RFU to modify existing CMS 1100 configurations. 14–10 Version 009B (Web Only) 7850 5104–009
Verifying the Interconnects and Achieving Hardware RFU Example 14–1 shows a typical minimum configuration. . CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH . PRIVATE FDDI INTERNAL LAN . LAN,FDDIVI INPUT-NODE,HLVI01 OUTPUT-NODE,HLVI02 STATUS,UP LAN,FDDIVJ INPUT-NODE,HLVJ01 OUTPUT-NODE,HLVJ02 STATUS,UP LAN,FDDIVK INPUT-NODE,HLVK01 OUTPUT-NODE,HLVK02 STATUS,UP LAN,FDDIVL INPUT-NODE,HLVL01 OUTPUT-NODE,HLVL02 STATUS,UP . INTERNET-ADR,IPAD IP,V$IP,192.168.57.5 . CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH*CLEARPATH . . PRIVATE OR PUBLIC ETHERNET EXTERNAL LAN . LAN,ETHCUB INPUT-NODE,ethin OUTPUT-NODE,ethout DNS,NO . IP,IP1 LINK-LAYER,ETHCUB GATEWAY,gateway-IP-address . PROCESS,RSDCSU INTERNET-ADR,IPA1 . INTERNET-ADR,IPA1 IP,IP1,2200-ethernet-IP-address Example 14–1. A Minimum CMS 1100 Configuration Note: If you intend to set up an IX Network Identity Repository, additional CMS 1100 configuration statements are required. See 16.2. Running CMS-SETUP Note: This run creates a new cycle of the default CMS configuration file CMS1100$*- CONFIG$ and places in it a symbolic configuration element called CONFIG. This is the assumed location of the CMS configuration. 7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 14–11
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