Multinet050 Configuration on VMS 7.3-1/2

[kiran kumar kolluru]

We use TCPIP for VMS. Now we are trying to use MULTINET050.

Question1: What is the equvalent for net$configure in multinet
Question2: I run CONFIGURE.COM , How do I get this system to network. So the other systems can ping.

-Thanks in advance
Kiran

[Martin Vorlaender · Accepted solution]

Kiran,

as you can see from the MultiNet docs (online at http://www.process.com/tcpip/mndocs.html , especially from the Install & Admin Guide, you configure MultiNet by calling CONFIGURE.COM, and you start it by

@SYS$SYSDEVICE:[MULTINET..MULTINET]START_MULTINET.COM

HTH,
Martin

[kiran kumar kolluru]

Thank you, This was done already, I was seeing multinet process with "$show sys"

My problem is how can I make sure that this is in network( with telnet/ping I can assure my TCPIP configuration went well, With MULTINET, How can I get this info)

-Regards
Kiran

[Ian Miller.]

you should be able to use TELNET, PING, and so on to check the MULTINET installation.

[Dale A. Marcy]

If you want to see what services are enabled/disabled (and make changes to which are in which state) then at the $ prompt enter:

$ multinet configure/servers

At the SERVER-CONFIG> prompt, type in SHOW and press return. It will list the services and flag the disabled services with an *.

[Martin Vorlaender]

>>>
My problem is how can I make sure that this is in network( with telnet/ping I can assure my TCPIP configuration went well, With MULTINET, How can I get this info)
<<<

At installation time, there's the option whether to install MultiNet commands into the command tables or not. Anyway, you should be able to use MultiNet's services using the MULTINET command, e.g.

$ MULTINET TELNET
$ MULTINET PING
etc.

HTH,
Martin