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The following discussion outlines the steps in the PMDF-XGS transport bridge component installation and configuration on OS/2. Refer to Chapter 20 for a sample installation and configuration dialogue.
install.cmd
program by issuing the command
CD-ROM-drive:\other\os2\xgs\install.cmd |
CD-ROM-drive
is the drive for the CD-ROM
reader.
Where do you want the code installed [C:\XGS]? |
C:\XGS
. The installation procedure will then install the
programs in the location you specified, printing informational messages
as it does so.
The active components need to introduce themselves to the SNMP control process on some TCP/IP port. What port is to be used [9990]? |
sendsrv
and
recvsrv
programs should use to report SNMP information.
The control process needs an SNMP community name to register the Gateway MIB. What community name is going to be used [public]? |
One or more SNADS receive processes may be configured How many receive processes should be run [1]? |
The receive processes need to connect to the PMDF MTA What is the TCP/IP hostname of the machine running PMDF? |
What port is the SNADS receive process on the PMDF machine listening on Port number [9993]? |
What is the SNADS name of the Gateway? |
What is the maximum document size to be accepted by the Gateway [10000000]? |
What is the TCP/IP host name of the syslog host [localhost]? |
What directory is to be used to store captured SNADS distributions [.\capture]? |
There can be several SNADS send processes. Each listens on a separate port and is typically used to send to a different SNADS node. What port number should the first SNADS send process use [9994]? |
What port number should the next SNADS send process use? (press enter to end) |
xgs.cmd
that you
must execute to start up the PMDF-XGS transport bridge programs. This
file should also be shadowed to the transport bridge system's
"Startup" folder so that it will be autostarted.
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