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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

1594.0. "SLIP OBM of DEChub ONE/MX - Help!" by GEC013::ZIGLER (Tom Zigler 435-7979) Wed Oct 19 1994 23:01

I want to perform out-of-band management of a DECbridge 900MX from a
VAX/VMS workstation running OpenVMS V6.1, UCX V3.1, and HUBwatch V3.1 in the 
following configuration:

VMS W/S --Ethernet--DECserver700--SLIP serial link--DEChub ONE/MX module

After following all of the suggestions in topics 703.* and 500.*, I am 
still unable to ping the DEChub ONE's OBM IP address from the DECserver 700
(port 1 is configured for SLIP).  We are using the following adapters/cables:

DEChub ONE OBM port: H8571-J
Serial link: BC16E null-modem cable
DECserver RS232-to-DEC423 adapter: H8575-A (DECserver 700 is the 8 port 
RS232 flavor)

We have also tried replacing the BC16E null-modem cable with a 
straight-thru without success as well.

Any ideas?

Please advise with some explicit troubleshooting advice.

			\Thanks in Advance
T.RTitleUserPersonal
Name		DateLines
1594.1Be sure to match the port speed at both ends fo comm linkNETCAD::BATTERSBYThu Oct 20 1994 12:104
    Did you set up the Out-of-Band Management (OBM) port Speed
    (using menu 12) to match the port speed of the DECserver port?
    
    Bob
1594.2Port Speeds MatchGEC013::ZIGLERTom Zigler 435-7979Thu Oct 20 1994 12:186
    re: .1
    
    Yes, the DEChub ONE current settings display for port speed (9600)
    matches the port speed of the DECserver port.
    
    Please advise.
1594.3OBM LEDNETCAD::TOWNLEYTue Oct 25 1994 16:336
    Hi,
    	The OBM port on the DEChub ONE has an LED associated with it,
    when this LED is on it means that the OBM port is ready for use, off
    means not available.
    
    Regards, Tom