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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

194.0. "MCC and VMS versions?" by BAHTAT::BOND () Fri Jul 20 1990 15:27

    I understand that MCC V1.0 when it ships to customers in November will
    run against VMS 5.3.  One of my customers is planning to begin
    integrating MCC into their shippable application from MCC V1.1 when all
    the other good things like Icons etc become available.   For planning
    purposes, can you tell me whether MCC V1.1 will still play on VMS 5.3?
    
    Can you also confirm that in order to use MCC to manage PhaseV systems,
    your MCC system must itself be running PhaseV?  I know this seems to be
    obvious but you might have put a stripped down DNA CMIP stack into the
    AM itself so you are not reliant on the underlying OPsys stack for your
    comms to other PhaseV systems :-).
    
    chris
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194.1can manage V from IVTOOK::DENSMOREget to the verbsFri Jul 20 1990 17:5612
    I can answer your second question.  MCC does not require Phase V to
    manage a Phase V node.  It uses the Phase IV DECnet to connect to the
    CML object on the Phase V node and then speaks CMIP to it.  You must
    give the Phase V node a synonym, however, and that sysnonym must be be
    defined in your local node's node database as well as in DNS.  Example:
    
    	REGISTER NODE fullname SYNONYM p4name
    	CREATE NODE4 localnode REMOTE NODE p4name ADDRESS aa.nnn
    
    You may refer to the Phase V node using either its fullname or synonym.
    
    							Mike
194.21.1 on 5.3GOSTE::CALLANDERMon Jul 23 1990 12:442
    The current 1.1 field test releases all run on 5.3.
    
194.3Press suggests VMS 5.2 for Mcc?BAHTAT::BONDTue Jul 31 1990 07:409
    "Notes from the UnderLAN, 27-JUL-1990" edited by Sunni Misner
    (DELNI::MISNER) in its Digital section quotes press releases of 7/9/90
    and a PCWeek article saying that the DECmcc director and the management
    stations V2 require VMS 5.2 and DECnet 5.2 or greater to run against.
    
    I understood from internal information and the previous answers to my
    base note that 5.3 was the minimum version for the mcc director 1.0 and
    also 1.1.  Could somebody please confirm (again!) that 5.3 is the
    minimum VMS version for mcc and that it will NOT work with 5.2?
194.4MCC requires VMS 5.3 as a minimum...KEEL::SAVAGEPeter SavageWed Aug 01 1990 14:247
    
    MCC requires VMS 5.3 as a minimum in order to run.  Our installation
    process checks to make sure that you are running this version as
    a minimum.  I hope this clears things up.
    
    Peter
    
194.5NSSG::R_SPENCENets don't fail me now...Thu Aug 02 1990 18:595
    Don't get the DECmcc Director and the DECmcc Management Station for
    VMS mixed up (like I and others are want to do).
    It is only the EMA compliant Director modeled versions that require
    VMS V5.3 or later.
    s/rob
194.6it's clearBAHTAT::BONDFri Aug 03 1990 12:048
    Thanks for the clarification that the mcc director requires 5.3.
    
    I guess either Notes from the Underlan or the articles it quoted have
    got a misprint in them.   In response to .-1, the management stations
    V2 bundle the DECmcc director, therefore they'll need 5.3 as well.
    
    thanks for all the responses
    chris
194.7misleadingGOSTE::CALLANDERFri Aug 03 1990 15:316
    
    I went and looked at the underlan article and what they did was
    a cut an paste. It is talking about the EMS and SMS products and
    then stated that 5.3 was needed for the directory and BMS products.
    The info was right just stated in the wrong context, very misleading.