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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:	DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:	Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:	NETCAD::COLELLADT

Created:	Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4455
Total number of notes:	16761

760.0. "Hubwatch for VMS and alternate TCP/IP stacks" by BAHTAT::JAGOTA (Anil Jagota @RKG, DTN-831-3174) Thu Feb 24 1994 09:04

I have a customer who has a TCP/IP stack called TCPWare, any one know if
Hubwatch for VMS can use other TCP/IP stacks such as this one?

Regards,
Anil....
NIS @RKG

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760.1 UCX and TGV are supported. SLINK::HOOD I'd rather be surfing Thu Feb 24 1994 13:57 16

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760.1	UCX and TGV are supported.	SLINK::HOOD	I'd rather be surfing	`Thu Feb 24 1994 13:57`	16
	HUBwatch for OpenVMS, in addition to supporting UCX, also supports TGV/Multinet. HUBwatch for OpenVMS V2.0 has limited support for TGV/Multinet. V3.0 has full support for TGV/Multinet. We looked briefly at Wollongong, but haven't made much progress there. Both of those companies provide UCX emulation. That means their shared library files have the same routine names and the same file names as UCX. If TCPware does the same thing, it might work. But the repeater's Find Address function probably won't work, and some other non-SNMP functions might not work, either. But this is unsupported and untested. Tom Hood HUBwatch

HUBwatch for OpenVMS, in addition to supporting UCX, also supports TGV/Multinet.

HUBwatch for OpenVMS V2.0 has limited support for TGV/Multinet.
                     V3.0 has full support for TGV/Multinet.

We looked briefly at Wollongong, but haven't made much progress there.

Both of those companies provide UCX emulation.  That means their shared
library files have the same routine names and the same file names as UCX.

If TCPware does the same thing, it *might* work.  But the repeater's 
Find Address function probably won't work, and some other non-SNMP 
functions might not work, either.  But this is unsupported and untested.

Tom Hood
HUBwatch