Archive-Date: XXX, 4 Dec 1996 11:31:54 GMT
Subject: FTP on VMS
Message-ID: <01bbe1d6$5e443580$0a0a640a@el>
From: "Etienne Lacour" <100520.465@compuserve.com>
Date: 4 Dec 1996 11:31:54 GMT

:-? HELP :-?
I have a problem with ftp on VMS 5.5 (stack TCP/IP for Open VMS)

When I run manually the following command from a DECTerm : 
$ftp 10.100.10.40 /username=mis /password=mis /input=test.ftp 
where test.ftp contains some "send" command, my computer is correctly
connected to its ftp server and the transfer is complete.

BUT, when I run the same command from a .com file like this : 
testftp.com which contains this line : $ftp 10.100.10.40 /username=mis
/password=mis /input=test.ftp
and I type from the DCL prompt @testftp

I get the error message : "530, not login" at the "send" commands of the
file test.ftp.

When I spy the ftp Server, I can see that my connection has no user ID
(mis) in this second case.

WHY THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD ARE NOT PROCESS ON THE FTP SERVER (OR NOT
SEND?) WHEN I SEND THE FTP COMMAND FROM A .COM FILE.

Thank You for any answers...

Etienne Lacour
My email address is 100520.465@compuserve.com



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Archive-Date: XXX, 10 Dec 1996 11:50:09 GMT
Subject: Netware 4.1 and TCP Ware.
Message-ID: <01bbe690$5411ea80$66889ec2@bobby>
From: "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at>
Date: 10 Dec 1996 11:50:09 GMT

I can only see the directory tree on an drive i map from the vms machine.

I am an hybrid user and have all the rights i need to see files from VMS.
But i can't see them from the PC. Form the pc i can only see the tree.
Filenames are short enough.

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Archive-Date: XXX, 10 Dec 1996 11:48:04 GMT
Subject: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>
From: "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at>
Date: 10 Dec 1996 11:48:04 GMT

The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and EWB-0)
I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.

any idea's.





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Archive-Date: XXX, 10 Dec 1996 19:57:30 -0500
Subject: Re: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>
From: volz@process.com (Bernie Volz)
Date: 10 Dec 96 19:57:30 -0500
References: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>

In article <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and EWB-0)
> I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.
> 
> any idea's.
> 

If you're using TCPware, the line ids would be EWA-0 (for device EWA0)
and EWA-1 (for device EWB0).

The TCPware network configuration (CNFNET) should have given you these
two devices by default (and the loopback, LPB-0).

If the above doesn't solve your problem, please be more specify about
what the problem is.

- Bernie Volz
  Process Software Corporation

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Archive-Date: XXX, 11 Dec 1996 08:10:16 GMT
Subject: Re: FTP on VMS
Message-ID: <01bbe73a$bc1c20a0$37351d93@pc2724.csc.dk>
From: "Heller" <heller@csc.dk>
Date: 11 Dec 1996 08:10:16 GMT
References: <01bbe1d6$5e443580$0a0a640a@el>

I can't explain why, but I have had a similar problem. Try putting this in
your .COM-fil:

$ Ftp
   Open <ip-host>
   user <username> <password>
   put ....
$! and so on

Etienne Lacour <100520.465@compuserve.com> skrev i artiklen
<01bbe1d6$5e443580$0a0a640a@el>...
> :-? HELP :-?
> I have a problem with ftp on VMS 5.5 (stack TCP/IP for Open VMS)
> 
> When I run manually the following command from a DECTerm : 
> $ftp 10.100.10.40 /username=mis /password=mis /input=test.ftp 
> where test.ftp contains some "send" command, my computer is correctly
> connected to its ftp server and the transfer is complete.
> 
> BUT, when I run the same command from a .com file like this : 
> testftp.com which contains this line : $ftp 10.100.10.40 /username=mis
> /password=mis /input=test.ftp
> and I type from the DCL prompt @testftp
> 
> I get the error message : "530, not login" at the "send" commands of the
> file test.ftp.
> 
> When I spy the ftp Server, I can see that my connection has no user ID
> (mis) in this second case.
> 
> WHY THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD ARE NOT PROCESS ON THE FTP SERVER (OR NOT
> SEND?) WHEN I SEND THE FTP COMMAND FROM A .COM FILE.
> 
> Thank You for any answers...
> 
> Etienne Lacour
> My email address is 100520.465@compuserve.com
> 
> 
-- 
Cheers

Heller 

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Archive-Date: XXX, 11 Dec 1996 10:07:54 GMT
Subject: Re: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <01bbe74b$2c992ca0$65889ec2@bobby>
From: "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at>
Date: 11 Dec 1996 10:07:54 GMT
References: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby> <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>

Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
<1996Dec10.195730@process.com>...
> In article <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
<r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> > The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and
EWB-0)
> > I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.
> > 
> > any idea's.
> > 
> 
> If you're using TCPware, the line ids would be EWA-0 (for device EWA0)
> and EWA-1 (for device EWB0).
> 
> The TCPware network configuration (CNFNET) should have given you these
> two devices by default (and the loopback, LPB-0).
> 
> If the above doesn't solve your problem, please be more specify about
> what the problem is.
> 
> - Bernie Volz
>   Process Software Corporation
> 

There is LPB-0,EWA-0 and EWA-1 shown in CFNFNET during configuration.

Using EWA-1 (i sugested it is EWB-0) makes TCPWare unable to start.
NETCU says that there is no or an unknown adapter.

regards

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Archive-Date: XXX, 16 Dec 1996 13:45:01 -0500
Subject: Re: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <1996Dec16.134501@process.com>
From: volz@process.com (Bernie Volz)
Date: 16 Dec 96 13:45:01 -0500
References: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby> <1996Dec10.195730@process.com> <01bbe74b$2c992ca0$65889ec2@bobby>

In article <01bbe74b$2c992ca0$65889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
> <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>...
>> In article <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
> <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
>> > The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and
> EWB-0)
>> > I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.
>> > 
>> > any idea's.
>> > 
>> 
>> If you're using TCPware, the line ids would be EWA-0 (for device EWA0)
>> and EWA-1 (for device EWB0).
>> 
>> The TCPware network configuration (CNFNET) should have given you these
>> two devices by default (and the loopback, LPB-0).
>> 
>> If the above doesn't solve your problem, please be more specify about
>> what the problem is.
>> 
>> - Bernie Volz
>>   Process Software Corporation
>> 
> 
> There is LPB-0,EWA-0 and EWA-1 shown in CFNFNET during configuration.
> 
> Using EWA-1 (i sugested it is EWB-0) makes TCPWare unable to start.
> NETCU says that there is no or an unknown adapter.
> 
> regards

Can you provide the exact error message - that would be more helpful
since it might point to the source of the problem.

I would also recommend you check to make sure that EWB0: is usable. Do a
SHOW DEVICE/FULL EWB0:. If the error count is increasing, it means that
the controller is either malfunctioning or perhaps does not have a
proper connection to the Ethernet network. Sometimes, more useful
information can also be obtained from ANAL/SYSTEM's SHOW LAN/FULL output
(there is a lot of it to go through though).

- Bernie Volz
  Process Software Corporation

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Archive-Date: XXX, 18 Dec 1996 12:03:38 GMT
Subject: Re: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <01bbecdb$7f8312b0$68889ec2@bobby>
From: "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at>
Date: 18 Dec 1996 12:03:38 GMT
References: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby> <1996Dec10.195730@process.com> 

Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
<1996Dec16.134501@process.com>...
> In article <01bbe74b$2c992ca0$65889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
<r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> > Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
> > <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>...
> >> In article <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
> > <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> >> > The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and
> > EWB-0)
> >> > I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.
> >> > 
> >> > any idea's.
> >> > 
> >> 
> >> If you're using TCPware, the line ids would be EWA-0 (for device EWA0)
> >> and EWA-1 (for device EWB0).
> >> 
> >> The TCPware network configuration (CNFNET) should have given you these
> >> two devices by default (and the loopback, LPB-0).
> >> 
> >> If the above doesn't solve your problem, please be more specify about
> >> what the problem is.
> >> 
> >> - Bernie Volz
> >>   Process Software Corporation
> >> 
> > 
> > There is LPB-0,EWA-0 and EWA-1 shown in CFNFNET during configuration.
> > 
> > Using EWA-1 (i sugested it is EWB-0) makes TCPWare unable to start.
> > NETCU says that there is no or an unknown adapter.
> > 
> > regards
> 
> Can you provide the exact error message - that would be more helpful
> since it might point to the source of the problem.
> 
> I would also recommend you check to make sure that EWB0: is usable. Do a
> SHOW DEVICE/FULL EWB0:. If the error count is increasing, it means that
> the controller is either malfunctioning or perhaps does not have a
> proper connection to the Ethernet network. Sometimes, more useful
> information can also be obtained from ANAL/SYSTEM's SHOW LAN/FULL output
> (there is a lot of it to go through though).
> 
> - Bernie Volz
>   Process Software Corporation
> 
1) EWB0 is working with DECNET/OSI 
2) Error message "Invalid Port name"





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Archive-Date: XXX, 19 Dec 1996 18:41:01 -0500
Subject: Re: TCP Ware 5.1-x and Alpha Server 4000 5/400
Message-ID: <1996Dec19.184101@process.com>
From: volz@process.com (Bernie Volz)
Date: 19 Dec 96 18:41:01 -0500
References: <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby> <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>  <01bbecdb$7f8312b0$68889ec2@bobby>

In article <01bbecdb$7f8312b0$68889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK" <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
> Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
> <1996Dec16.134501@process.com>...
>> In article <01bbe74b$2c992ca0$65889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
> <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
>> > Bernie Volz <volz@process.com> schrieb im Beitrag
>> > <1996Dec10.195730@process.com>...
>> >> In article <01bbe690$09865be0$66889ec2@bobby>, "Robert KNOTEK"
>> > <r-knotek@brainforce.co.at> writes:
>> >> > The alphaServer 4000 5/400 has two ethernet Interfaces (EWA-0 and
>> > EWB-0)
>> >> > I can only set up EWA-0 fopr TCP/IP. It dont know about EWB-0.
>> >> > 
>> >> > any idea's.
>> >> > 
>> >> 
>> >> If you're using TCPware, the line ids would be EWA-0 (for device EWA0)
>> >> and EWA-1 (for device EWB0).
>> >> 
>> >> The TCPware network configuration (CNFNET) should have given you these
>> >> two devices by default (and the loopback, LPB-0).
>> >> 
>> >> If the above doesn't solve your problem, please be more specify about
>> >> what the problem is.
>> >> 
>> >> - Bernie Volz
>> >>   Process Software Corporation
>> >> 
>> > 
>> > There is LPB-0,EWA-0 and EWA-1 shown in CFNFNET during configuration.
>> > 
>> > Using EWA-1 (i sugested it is EWB-0) makes TCPWare unable to start.
>> > NETCU says that there is no or an unknown adapter.
>> > 
>> > regards
>> 
>> Can you provide the exact error message - that would be more helpful
>> since it might point to the source of the problem.
>> 
>> I would also recommend you check to make sure that EWB0: is usable. Do a
>> SHOW DEVICE/FULL EWB0:. If the error count is increasing, it means that
>> the controller is either malfunctioning or perhaps does not have a
>> proper connection to the Ethernet network. Sometimes, more useful
>> information can also be obtained from ANAL/SYSTEM's SHOW LAN/FULL output
>> (there is a lot of it to go through though).
>> 
>> - Bernie Volz
>>   Process Software Corporation
>> 
> 1) EWB0 is working with DECNET/OSI 
> 2) Error message "Invalid Port name"

The error message "Invalid Port name" is not one TCPware ever returns
to my knowledge.

What I was hoping to see and would be most useful is something like:

NETCU> start/ip ewa-1 1.0.0.1
%TCPWARE_NETCU-E-LPASSIGN, error assigning line port(s)
-SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHDEV, no such device available
NETCU>

The above occurs because on the system I issued the command on has no
EWB controller.

Another example:

$ define/system ewb0 esa0
$ netcu start/ip ewa-1 1.0.0.1
%TCPWARE_NETCU-E-LPCNF, error configuring line port(s)
-SYSTEM-F-BADPARAM, bad parameter value
-TCPWARE-I-OTHERIP, most likely another TCP/IP product is using this interface
$

Here, I defined the EWB0 logical to use the ESA0 controller - and the
ESA0 controller is already in use by TCPware (as SVA-0).

Please issue something like the above command and provide the output
(provide the *EXACT* output PLEASE!).

You might also try (DCL) REPLY/ENABLE before issuing the START/IP
command to see if anything is sent to OPCOM.

Is it by chance that the error is:

NETCU> start/ip ewb-1 1.0.0.1
%TCPWARE_NETCU-E-IVLINE, invalid line specification
NETCU>

If so, ewb-1 is *NOT* a valid line name. You must use EWA-1 to use the
EWB0: interface. (This is the same as the DECnet/Phase IV line ids!)

- Bernie Volz
  Process Software Corporation

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Archive-Date: XXX, 19 Dec 1996 18:48:52 -0600
Subject: Looking for FAQ or group archive
Message-ID: <1996Dec19.184852@axp1>
From: williamsca@wku.edu (Curtis Williams)
Date: 19 Dec 96 18:48:52 -0600

WKU has recently switched from Multinet to TCPWare.  This is the first time
I've taken a look at this group.  Could someone point me in the proper
direction for a FAQ or group archive location?

Specifically I'm trying to find out if anyone has an IDENTD server for
TCPWare and also if anyone has setup DCPS printing to HP laserjet 3 thru 5's
over TCPWare.

Thanks!

 |      ____/  |   /|   /     Curtis Williams, OpenVMS Systems Manager      |
 |     /       |  / |  /      Western Kentucky University                   |
 |    /___     | /  | /       Academic Computing, WAB 313                   |
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 | INTERNET: williamsca@wku.edu      WWW: http://www2.wku.edu/~williamsca/  |
 |  "Try to hold some faith in the goodness of humanity."                   |
 |      -- RUSH, "Nobody's Hero"                                            |

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Archive-Date: XXX, 19 Dec 1996 22:53:49 -0500
Subject: Re: Looking for FAQ or group archive
Message-ID: <1996Dec19.225349@process.com>
From: volz@process.com (Bernie Volz)
Date: 19 Dec 96 22:53:49 -0500
References: <1996Dec19.184852@axp1>

In article <1996Dec19.184852@axp1>, williamsca@wku.edu (Curtis Williams) writes:
> WKU has recently switched from Multinet to TCPWare.  This is the first time
> I've taken a look at this group.  Could someone point me in the proper
> direction for a FAQ or group archive location?
> 
> Specifically I'm trying to find out if anyone has an IDENTD server for
> TCPWare and also if anyone has setup DCPS printing to HP laserjet 3 thru 5's
> over TCPWare.

Sorry, no archive or FAQ at this time. We do have a (hopefully) complete
archive here and could look at making it available.

Regarding the IDENTD server, it is part of TCPware and is enabled by
default (it is bound to the auth port).

Regarding the DCPS printing, if you're having problems, please contact
our support group (support@process.com, 508-879-6994, 800-722-7770).

- Bernie Volz
  Process Software Corporation

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Archive-Date: Fri, 27 Dec 1996 08:48:15 +0000
Subject: Help with TCPWARE and DHCP with Windows3.11/95 clients
Message-ID: <32C38D4F.787B67D0@ipact.com>
From: Michael Huttinger <huttinger@ipact.com>
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 1996 08:48:15 +0000
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

Hello,

We've been running TCPWare for OpenVMS for over a year now and would
like to implement the DHCP protocol for client configurations.  With the
number of clients growing, we feel it necessary to centralize all of our
PC's TCP/IP configs on our central server.

Two questioins:

1) How do we set up DHCP ... we followed the instructions in the
Management Guide, and NETCU reports it as running.  Is this all we need
as far as setting up?

2) How do we configure the DHCPTAB. file?  We ideally would like to
define a list of IP addresses, DNS servers and the like for all of our
PC clients.  Ideally, we DO NOT want to use hardware addresses ... we
tend to be swapping/upgrading PC's all the time, and this would be a
pain.  Any other way to specify what PC gets what address?

We're running TCPWare for OpenVMS 5.1 on an Alpha2000

Thanks for any suggestions you may have!

-- 
Mike Huttinger
_________________________________________________________
huttinger@ipact.com                           IPACT, Inc.

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Archive-Date: XXX, 27 Dec 1996 14:11:39 -0500
Subject: Re: Help with TCPWARE and DHCP with Windows3.11/95 clients
Message-ID: <1996Dec27.141139@process.com>
From: shibuya@process.com (Hiroto Shibuya)
Date: 27 Dec 96 14:11:39 -0500
References: <32C38D4F.787B67D0@ipact.com>



> 1) How do we set up DHCP ... we followed the instructions in the
> Management Guide, and NETCU reports it as running.  Is this all we need
> as far as setting up?

You have options to 1) share configuration and lease database among
multiple server in the cluster and 2) setup which protocol to listen
to (BOOTP,DHCP or BOTH)

> 2) How do we configure the DHCPTAB. file?  We ideally would like to
> define a list of IP addresses, DNS servers and the like for all of our
> PC clients.  Ideally, we DO NOT want to use hardware addresses ... we
> tend to be swapping/upgrading PC's all the time, and this would be a
> pain.  Any other way to specify what PC gets what address?

You can follow exmples in DHCPTAB.TEMPLATE.

DHCP protocol specify "client identifier" which can be used to
identify the client.  Unfortunately, most of DHCP client
implementation simply sends out it's hardware address as client
identifier and you cannot configure it.  In that case, you don't have
a choice but to use hardware addresses.

You can setup an entry as "default class" and give out addresses to
anybody who request it.  It is simple to configure, but you wouldn't
have fine control over which machine gets which address.

-
Hiroto Shibuya
Process Software Corporation