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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

 
slvz
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Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

I am accustomed to configuring modems within SAM. With SMH, Configuring Peripherals is no longer existent. I have reviewed doc which references the insf and mksf commands are to be used as the substitute. I am not familiar with these commands; can someone provide guidance? I need to configure modems connected to RS232 port module that are used for dial-in and dial-out.
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rariasn
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

cnb
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

Which port module are you trying to install and on which version of HP-UX?

Have you looked in here?

http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90698/ch04.html

http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90698/ch04s05.html

http://docs.hp.com/en/5992-6579/index.html

Rgds,

slvz
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

My OS is HP-UX 11i v3.
I am attempting to configure 16 DB-25 modem ports on mux unit on hardware path 0/0/1/2
cnb
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

cnb
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

I haven't used tool this but take a look at # shm -F from an xdisplay session (# man pdweb) and see if that will help.

Rgds,



slvz
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Re: Configuring modems since functionality not available in SMH

I submitted a software ticket and was directed to try this command which did indeed create the device files:
mksf -v -d pci_mux1 -H x/x/x/x -a1 -p yy
where x/x/x/x is the hardware path and
yy corresponds to the port number
-a1 creates the cul device files for dial-out modems and
-a2 creates the ttyd device files for dial-in