Index

INDEX

A

architecture

: client/server 1-3
: client/server (figure) 1-4

audience x

B

browser requirements

: UNIX 4-6
: Windows 5-4

C

CD-ROM

: mounting locally 4-9
: mounting on Solaris 4-8
: NFS exported drive, mounting 4-10
: unmounting on Solaris 4-13

Cisco Connection Online documentation ix

Cisco IOS software

: release by feature set for support of IPM and SAA (table) 2-5
: requirements 2-4

client software

: description 1-4

commands

: enable password 6-11
: hostname 6-11
: pkginfo 4-27
: sna enable-host 6-12
: sna host 6-11, 6-12
: sna start 6-12

configuration

router 6-10

router samples 6-12

SNA service point support 6-11

SNA service point support, sample case B-1

SNMP management in routers 2-6

VTAM

: connection to router 6-8
: NSPECHO application 6-6

configuration modes, router

: global 6-11, 6-12
: interface 6-12

connecting the router to the network 6-10

conventions, document xi

correlating router and VTAM configuration information 6-15

D

database

: backing up 4-32

E

enable password command 6-11

errors

: Solaris 4-27

F

features, new 1-2

figures

: IPM Client/Server Architecture 1-4
: IPM Client for Windows Web Page 5-7
: IPM Client Web Page for Sun Solaris 4-25
: IPM Main Window 4-30, 5-8
: Sample Network Configuration B-3
: Sample VTAM and Router Configurations for Service Point B-2
: Select IPM Server Configuration Dialog Box 5-2

G

: global configuration mode, router 6-11, 6-12

H

hard disk space requirements

: Windows 5-3

hardware

requirements

: Solaris 4-5
: Windows 5-3

hostname command 6-11

I

idblock number

: recommended value 6-10
: VTAM PU definition 6-8, 6-10

index numbers, IPM collectors 2-8

installation

different directory, on Solaris 4-22

directories, verifying on Solaris 4-28

express installation example on Solaris 4-20

hardware requirements

: Solaris 4-5
: Windows 5-3

IPM client

: output sample, Solaris A-13
: Solaris 4-24
: web server, Windows 5-6
: Windows 5-5

IPM server

: output sample, Solaris A-2, A-12
: Solaris 4-15

methods 2-2

NSPECHO

: application 6-1
: network engineer tasks 6-8
: requirements 6-2
: systems programmer tasks 6-8

output samples, Solaris A-1

quick start

: Solaris 4-2
: Windows 5-2

software requirements

: NSPECHO application 6-2
: Solaris 4-6
: Windows 5-4

upgrading from IPM 1.0 3-2, 3-3

upgrading from IPM 2.0 3-2

verifying installation

: Solaris 4-26
: Windows client 5-8

interface configuration mode, router 6-12

IPM, supported platforms 2-3

IPM Client/Server Architecture (figure) 1-4

IPM Client for Windows Web Page (figure) 5-7

IPM Client Web Page for Sun Solaris (figure) 4-25

IPM collectors

: index numbers 2-8
: licensing support 2-2
: maximum duration supported 2-5
: maximum number supported 2-5

IPM Main Window

: (figure) 4-30, 5-8
: opening 4-30, 5-8

L

licensing support 2-2

link, configuring between mainframe and router 6-7

logs

: Solaris errors 4-27

N

network, connecting to 6-10

NFS exported CD-ROM 4-10

NSPECHO application

: Cisco IOS software requirements 2-5
: configuring VTAM 6-6
: converting data sets to partitioned data sets 6-4
: copying files into system libraries 6-5
: installing 6-1
: requirements 6-2
: uploading files 6-2
: uploading using FTP 6-2

O

: objectives, document x
: organization, document x

P

package information, obtaining on Solaris 4-27

pkginfo command 4-27

platforms supported by IPM 2-3

ports

defaults

: conflicts with 4-22
: IPM client 4-23
: IPM server 4-23

specifying alternate ports 4-23

verifying usage

: Solaris 4-23
: Windows 5-4

Windows

: requirements 5-4

: defining in VTAM 6-8
: VTAM definition (example) 6-16

publications

: See documentation

R

S

SAA

: Cisco IOS software, determining support 2-5
: traps, configuring in router 2-6
: warning messages, for index numbers 2-8

Sample Network Configuration (figure) B-3

Sample VTAM and Router Configurations for Service Point (figure) B-2

Select IPM Server Configuration Dialog Box (figure) 5-2

server software, description 1-4

service point name

: correlating between router and VTAM configuration 6-15
: VTAM PU definition 6-8, 6-10

SNA

response times, measuring 6-1

service point support

: configuring on a router 6-11
: configuring on the host and router, example case B-1
: router configuration samples 6-12

sna enable-host command 6-12

sna host command 6-11, 6-12

sna start command 6-12

SNMP, configuring support in routers 2-6

software

IPM client description 1-4

IPM server description 1-4

licensing 2-2

patches required, Solaris 4-6

requirements

: NSPECHO application 6-2
: Solaris 4-6
: Windows 5-4

Solaris

CD-ROM

: mounting 4-8
: mounting, NFS exported drive 4-10
: unmounting 4-13

error logs 4-27

express installation example 4-20

hardware requirements 4-5

installing to different directory 4-22

IPM client, installing 4-24

IPM server, installing 4-15

package information 4-27

patches required 4-6

ports, verifying usage 4-23

quick start 4-2

software requirements 4-6

starting IPM 4-29

verifying

: directories 4-28
: installation 4-26

SSCP-to-PU session 6-8

starting IPM, Solaris 4-29

storage, insufficient for installation 4-22

SWNET definition, configuring in VTAM B-4

systems services control point-to-physical unit session

: See SSCP-to-PU session

T

tables

: Cisco IOS Release by Feature Set for Support of IPM and SAA 2-5
: VTAM Configuration File Argument Definitions 6-10

U

uninstalling

IPM

: Windows, client 5-9

UNIX

: browser requirements 4-6

unmounting a CD-ROM on Solaris 4-13

upgrading from IPM 1.0 3-2, 3-3

upgrading from IPM 2.0 3-2

uploading NSPECHO application files 6-2

V

verifying installation

: Solaris 4-26
: Windows, client 5-8

VTAM

configuring

: connection to router 6-8
: NSPECHO application 6-6
: SWNET definition B-4
: XCA definition B-4

example PU definition for router 6-16

NSPECHO application requirements 6-2

sample configuration B-1, B-4

VTAM Configuration File Argument Definitions (table) 6-10

W

warning messages, for index numbers 2-8

Windows

browser requirements 5-4

hard disk space requirements 5-3

hardware requirements 5-3

IPM client

: installation 5-5
: installation, web server 5-6
: verifying installation 5-8

quick start 5-2

requirements

: browser software 5-4
: hard disk space 5-3
: ports 5-4
: software 5-4

uninstalling client, IPM 5-9

World Wide Web

: see WWW, accessing Cisco documentation

WWW, accessing Cisco documentation ix

X

XCA definition, configuring in VTAM B-4

XID

: correlating between router and VTAM configuration 6-15
: corresponding to the VTAM id number 6-10

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