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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

3229.0. "Pathworks and DECmcc" by DGOSW0::GUESDON () Mon Jun 22 1992 17:11

    Hello,
    
    A customer is using EMA/DECmcc in order to manage a very big LAN
    (biggest in Europe). He has now a project of PC Integration with
    Pathworks and He would like to know how he can manage a large number of
    PC (600 to 2000) through DECmcc (performances, alarm handling,
    configuration,etc...)
    Is there any development to integrate Pathworks in the EMA.
    Thanks for any help,
    
    Michel, EIS France 
    
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3229.1TOOK::ALEXAlex AllisterMon Jun 22 1992 19:4013
    Michel,
    
    We are working with the PC group responsible for Pathworks (PCSG)
    to define management approaches that will lead to the development
    of management solutions to the very area you addressed. Unfortunately
    it is somewhat premature to discuss any of that here. Additional
    information will be posted here when available.
    
    In the mean time, if you have any specific requirements that you
    would like to share or any questions, please communicate them
    either here or in email.
    
    Alex
3229.2A solution to wait ?DGOSW0::GUESDONTue Jun 23 1992 07:4711
    
    Alex,
    
    Waiting for a full integrated DECmcc solution, are there some tools
    available to manage a big Pathworks network, with many servers, from a
    central management station ?
    
    Thank you very much for your help.
    
    Michel.
    
3229.3... until there's a solutionTOOK::ALEXAlex AllisterWed Jul 01 1992 18:0911
    re .2
    
    Michel,
    
    Here's an anonymous reply:
    
There are some third party tools, NASserver by Webester Computer Corporation
runs under MS-Windows and Macintosh. The other is Viola (I'm not sure that
spelled right) by ??? Macintosh only. Both only deal with single servers at a
time and as far as I know have no event monitoring capability.