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Conference azur::mcc

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

5968.0. "Unable to get Icons to appear on the map" by GIDDAY::BROWNG () Wed Apr 27 1994 11:17

    I am currently trying to copy a EMS V1.2.1 system to a new 4000-60 EMS
    V1.3 for a customer. I have copied the map files to the new system,
    created new maps and then renamed the origonal map files, this has got
    me all the lines for the layout. However I need to registar all the
    entities. I see from the notes conference that there is a command
    procedure to go from LOCAL to DNS and when I go back out on-site I
    check this to see if I can reverse the direction (which is what I need
    in my case).
    
    However there is about 30 domains with hundreds of entities (reference,
    node4, T/server etc), Is there a quick and reliable way to upgrade the
    customer from a 3100 running V1.2.1 DNS to a 4000-60 VMS6.0 running
    EMS1.3 local MIR?
    
    Any pointers appreciated.
    In the mean time I will continue reading notes and manuals
    
    Regards
    Graham

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5968.1 MCC_DUMP_NS will do (+ MCC_MOVE_MAPS) BIKINI::KRAUSE CSC Network Management/Hubs Thu Apr 28 1994 09:16 8

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5968.1	MCC_DUMP_NS will do (+ MCC_MOVE_MAPS)	BIKINI::KRAUSE	CSC Network Management/Hubs	`Thu Apr 28 1994 09:16`	8
	The MCC_DUMP_NS procedure will work both ways. It simply does DIR/SHOW commands to get the information and reformats the output into an MCC command procedure that you can use - probably after some modifications - to populate a new namespace. Remember that you have to run MCC_DUMP_NS on the old system, which has to be in perfect shape (i.e. up and running) for this purpose. *Robert

The MCC_DUMP_NS procedure will work both ways. It simply does DIR/SHOW
commands to get the information and reformats the output into an MCC
command procedure that you can use - probably after some modifications -
to populate a new namespace. Remember that you have to run MCC_DUMP_NS
on the old system, which has to be in perfect shape (i.e. up and
running) for this purpose. 

*Robert