Compaq NAS Packages for OpenVMS VAX and Alpha Systems_____________________________________________ Installation Guide September 2002 This guide contains instructions for installing the NAS Packages for OpenVMS Systems Revision/Update Information: This guide supersedes the September 2001 version of the installation guide. License/Package Version: 8.3A Software Product Library: September 2002 Compaq Computer Corporation Houston, Texas ________________________________________________________________ September 2002, Revised Compaq Computer Corporation makes no representations that the use of its products in the manner described in this publication will not infringe on existing or future patent rights, nor do the descriptions contained in this publication imply the granting of licenses to make, use, or sell equipment or software in accordance with the description. The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Compaq. 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This document was prepared using VAX DOCUMENT Version 2.1. _________________________________________________________________ Contents Preface................................................... vi 1 Overview 1.1 What NAS Is................................... 1-1 1.2 NAS Packages.................................. 1-2 1.2.1 What Has Changed in the NAS Packages...... 1-3 1.2.2 Components of the NAS Packages............ 1-3 1.3 How to Locate the NAS Packages Products....... 1-9 1.3.1 Accessing Component Installation Guides, Cover Letters, and SPDs................... 1-11 2 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2.1 Installation Prerequisites for the NAS Packages...................................... 2-1 2.1.1 Required Hardware......................... 2-1 2.1.2 Required Operating System Software........ 2-3 2.1.3 Required OpenVMS Tailoring Classes........ 2-3 2.1.4 Backing Up Your System Disk............... 2-4 2.2 NAS Packages License Requirements............. 2-4 2.2.1 Installing a NAS Package: Summary......... 2-5 2.2.2 NAS packages License Registration......... 2-7 2.2.3 VAXcluster/VMScluster License Requirements.............................. 2-8 2.2.4 NAS Packages Licenses that Duplicate Existing Licenses......................... 2-9 2.3 Using the POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) Utility................................ 2-9 2.4 Using the VMSINSTAL Utility................... 2-10 2.5 Modifying System Parameters................... 2-11 2.5.1 Checking System Parameter Values.......... 2-11 iii 2.5.2 Using MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT to Update System Parameters................................ 2-12 2.5.3 Calculating the Values for GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS............................... 2-13 2.5.4 Changing System Parameter Values with AUTOGEN................................... 2-14 2.6 Identifying and Reporting NAS Packages Installation Problems......................... 2-17 3 Installing the NAS Packages Components 3.1 Component Preinstallation Considerations...... 3-1 3.1.1 Updating NAS Components................... 3-1 3.1.2 DECnet-Plus Considerations................ 3-2 3.1.3 DECnet-Plus Component Restrictions........ 3-2 3.1.4 Retired Product Considerations............ 3-3 3.2 Component Preinstallation Checklist........... 3-3 3.3 Component Installation Order and Dependencies.................................. 3-3 3.4 Component Installation........................ 3-5 3.5 Postinstallation Considerations............... 3-6 4 Upgrading NAS Packages Versions or Levels 4.1 Installing a Higher Level of NAS Packages Software...................................... 4-2 4.2 Installing a Lower-Level NAS License.......... 4-2 4.3 Installing NAS on an Earlier Version of OpenVMS....................................... 4-3 A Component Installation Prerequisites A.1 Prerequisites Common to All Packages.......... A-1 A.1.1 Privileges................................ A-1 A.1.2 Required Disk Space and Installation Times..................................... A-1 A.1.3 System Parameter Requirements............. A-2 A.1.4 Process Account Quotas.................... A-3 A.1.5 DECnet Executor Parameters................ A-5 A.1.6 Identifying and Reporting Component Installation Problems..................... A-5 A.2 Package-Specific Prerequisites................ A-6 A.2.1 NAS Component Disk Space Requirements..... A-6 iv A.2.2 NAS Client 150 System Parameter Prerequisites............................. A-9 A.2.3 NAS Base Server 200 System Parameter Prerequisites............................. A-11 A.2.4 NAS Client 250 System Parameter Prerequisites............................. A-12 A.2.5 NAS Server 300 System Parameter Prerequisites............................. A-14 A.2.6 NAS Production Server 400 System Parameter Prerequisites............................. A-16 B System Management Documentation C NAS Retired Products D NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Index Figures 2-1 NAS Installation Checklist for OpenVMS Systems................................... 2-5 Tables 1-1 NAS Client 150............................ 1-4 1-2 NAS Base Server 200....................... 1-4 1-3 NAS Client 250............................ 1-5 1-4 NAS Server 300............................ 1-7 1-5 NAS Production Server 400................. 1-8 1-6 NAS Packages Directories.................. 1-10 1-7 NAS Packages-Specific Documentation....... 1-11 2-1 NAS Packages Hardware Requirements........ 2-2 2-2 MODPARAM Files for NAS Packages........... 2-12 3-1 NAS Packages Installation Order........... 3-4 A-1 NAS Packages Process Account Quotas....... A-3 A-2 DECnet_Executor_Parameters................ A-5 v A-3 NAS Component Disk Space and Installation Time Requirements......................... A-6 A-4 NAS Client 150 System Parameter Requirements.............................. A-9 A-5 NAS Base Server 200 System Parameter Requirements.............................. A-11 A-6 NAS Client 250 System Parameter Requirements.............................. A-12 A-7 NAS Server 300 System Parameter Requirements.............................. A-14 A-8 NAS Production Server 400 System Parameter Requirements.............................. A-16 B-1 System Management Documentation- NAS Services.................................. B-1 B-2 System Management Documentation-System Interfaces................................ B-3 C-1 NAS Retired Products...................... C-1 D-1 NAS/OS Compatibility Matrix for OpenVMS Alpha..................................... D-2 D-2 NAS/OS Compatibility Matrix for OpenVMS VAX....................................... D-6 vi _________________________________________________________________ Preface This guide describes how to install each of the Compaq NAS[TM] Packages Version 8.3A for OpenVMS[TM] VAX[TM]Systems running OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 and for OpenVMS Alpha Systems running OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.3-1 o NAS Client 150 o NAS Base Server 200 o NAS Client 250 o NAS Server 300 o NAS Production Server 400 Intended Audience This product is customer-installable by users already familiar with the VMSINSTAL procedure and POLYCENTER[TM] Software Installation Utility (PCSI). Compaq Computer Corporation offers comprehensive services, including on-site software installation, for customers who need additional services. OpenVMS recommends that you get installation services if you are unfamiliar with the VMSINSTAL procedure or PCSI Utility. Structure of this Guide This guide is organized as follows: o Chapter 1 describes the NAS packages and tells you how to access and print the documentation. vi o Chapter 2 describes the operating system and hardware required for installing the NAS packages, license procedures, installation of the NAS base kit and modifying system parameters for the NAS components. o Chapter 3 describes installing the NAS packages components, including pre- and postinstallation procedures. o Chapter 4 describes procedures for installing higher NAS packages versions or levels and installing a lower-level NAS Packages license. o Appendix A describes prerequisites, including disk space, installation time, and system parameters for the NAS packages components. o Appendix B lists the system management books that appear on the component bookshelves provided by the NAS packages. o Appendix C lists former NAS packages components that have been removed or retired. o Appendix D provides an Operating System compatibiliy matrix for NAS component software products. Related Manuals OpenVMS recommends that you print and read the component installation guides before installing the NAS packages. You may print this electronic documentation as reasonably necessary to exercise your license to use the NAS packages. See Section 1.3.1 for the location of the component installation guides. The following manuals from the OpenVMS documentation set provide additional information about installing NAS packages: o OpenVMS License Management Utility Manual o OpenVMS System Manager's Manual: Essentials o OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual: A-L o A Comparison of System Management on OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS VAX vii o POLYCENTER Software Installation Utility User's Guide Conventions The following conventions are used in this guide: NAS Means Network Application Support. UPPERCASE TEXT Uppercase letters indicate the name of a command, a file, a parameter, a procedure, or utility. monospace font This typeface indicates a command, option, or path name, and is also used in examples of program code. bold Bold indicates user input in code examples. $ The dollar sign is used to indicate the DCL prompt. This prompt may be different on your system. 50 000 000 Spaces are used to punctuate whole decimal numbers containing five or more digits. Vertical ellipsis in an . example means information . not directly related to the . example has been omitted. italics Italics with initial capitals indicates the title of a book. For example, the The Middleware Source Book. Italics for a lowercase text string indicates emphasis of a term. For example, the first entry. viii 1 _________________________________________________________________ Overview This chapter contains the following information: o A description of NAS (Section 1.1) o A brief overview of the NAS Packages (Section 1.2) o The components of the NAS Packages (Section 1.2.1 and Section 1.2.2). 1.1 What NAS Is NAS (Network Application Support) is a set of standards- compliant software that resides above the base platform (hardware and operating system), providing client/server enabling software. The term middleware is used to describe this level of software. NAS software provides a consistent set of interfaces to support applications running on different platforms. It is the OpenVMS approach to enterprise-wide information systems. The NAS architecture defines a comprehensive set of services that enables applications to work easily across diverse hardware and software platforms and networks. The NAS architecture groups these services into six categories: o Presentation services o Printing services o Communication services o Control services o Computation services o Management services Overview 1-1 The components of the NAS packages represent the implementation of the services defined by the NAS architecture. For example, DECwindows Motif implements the X-Windows Motif and PEX standards. This guide provides an overview of considerations for installing the components and installing and using the NAS packages licenses and tools. 1.2 NAS Packages The NAS packages make it easy to use NAS services. They include an integrated set of the most commonly used services, along with the underlying network transports. They merge a set of components that enables the creation of run-time clients and servers. The NAS Client 150 provides base client software services: network transports, graphical user interface (GUI), and clustering. These services allow the integration of data and applications in a distributed, multiplatform client/server environment. The NAS Base Server 200 provides the choice of common network transports and base services, such as print and file sharing, and presentation services required for distributed client/server environments. The NAS Client 250 builds on the NAS Client 150 and provides the client and peer-to-peer software to allow PCs and workstations to integrate with users, data, and other applications in a distributed, multiplatform client/server environment. The NAS Server 300 includes the NAS Base Server 200 and extends it with a set of commonly used industry-standard application programming interfaces (APIs) and services that enable applications to integrate with users, data, and other applications in a distributed, multiplatform client/server environment. Building upon the NAS Server 300, the NAS Production Server 400 enhances the reliability and availability of applications, data, and systems for business-critical environments such as transaction processing. 1-2 Overview This guide provides information about NAS Packages Version 8.3 for OpenVMS VAX and Alpha Systems. 1.2.1 What Has Changed in the NAS Packages The NAS Packages have moved to a license-only delivery as of Version 8.1a (January 1998). Separate NAS media has been discontinued. The NAS components can be found on the Software Product Library. Some can be ordered separately. NAS Packages Version 8.3A documents the NAS component product changes since Version 8.1A, including product updates and retirements. 1.2.2 Components of the NAS Packages The tables in this section list the components in the various NAS Packages. The NAS packages do not provide a license for all components delivered (for example, PATHWORKS server software). Consult the Software Product Description (SPD) for your NAS package for licensing information about a specific component. The version of each NAS component licensed is as stated within the Software Products Library of the calendar quarter in which the NAS PAK is dated. Update licenses may be purchased for use of later versions of any component. The notes in the tables indicate that some of the components listed are system-integrated products (SIPs), installed as part of the operating system. Your NAS package provides licenses to run these products. Online documentation for these SIPs is provided on the OpenVMS VAX and OpenVMS Alpha operating system documentation CD-ROMs. Online documentation for the other NAS Packages components is provided on the Online Documentation Library CD-ROM (available as part of the Software Products Library or separately orderable). Table 1-1 lists the components of the NAS Client 150. See Table 1-2 through Table 1-5 for individual package components for NAS Base Server 200, NAS Client 250, NAS Server 300, and NAS Production Server 400. For further information, see the SPD for each package. Overview 1-3 Table_1-1_NAS_Client_150___________________________________ License SPD Package_Name____________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha NAS Client 150 NET-APP- 62.99 62.90 SUP-150 ___________________________________________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS DVNETEND 25.03 50.45 End System Compaq DECnet for OpenVMS End DVNETEND 48.48 48.48 Node (license)[1] Compaq DECwindows Motif for DW-MOTIF 42.19 42.19 OpenVMS Compaq TCP/IP Client for UCX-IP- 46.46 46.46 OpenVMS CLIENT Compaq VMScluster Client VMSCLUSTER- 29.78 29.78 Software for OpenVMS[1] CLIENT [1]This_is_a_system-integrated_product_(SIP).______________ ___________________________________________________________ Table 1-2 lists the components of the NAS Base Server 200. Table_1-2_NAS_Base_Server_200______________________________ License SPD Package_Name____________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha NAS Base Server 200 NET-APP- 36.86 44.54 SUP-200 ___________________________________________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS DVNETEND 25.03 50.45 End System (continued on next page) 1-4 Overview Table_1-2_(Cont.)_NAS_Base_Server_200______________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECnet for OpenVMS End DVNETEND 48.48 48.48 Node (license)[1] Compaq DECprint Supervisor 44.15 44.15 (DCPS) for OpenVMS[3] Base DCPS-BASE Plus DCPS-PLUS Open DCPS-OPEN Compaq DECwindows Motif for DW-MOTIF 42.19 42.19 OpenVMS Compaq PATHWORKS for OpenVMS 30.50 30.50 (Advanced Server)[2] Compaq TCP/IP Services for UCX 46.46 46.46 OpenVMS [1]This_is_system-integrated_product_(SIP).________________ [2]Tested, but not licensed with NAS [3]License rights are now included with OpenVMS Operating System ___________________________________________________________ Table 1-3 lists the components of the NAS Client 250. Table_1-3_NAS_Client_250___________________________________ License SPD Package_Name____________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha NAS Client 250 NET-APP- 36.89 44.57 SUP-250 (continued on next page) Overview 1-5 ___________________________________________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECforms for OpenVMS FORMS-RT 29.90 29.90 Run-Time Only System Compaq DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS DVNETEND 25.03 50.45 End System Compaq DECnet for OpenVMS End DVNETEND 48.48 48.48 Node (license)[1] Compaq DECprint Supervisor 44.15 44.15 (DCPS) for OpenVMS[2] Base DCPS-BASE Plus DCPS-PLUS Compaq DECwindows Motif for DW-MOTIF 42.19 42.19 OpenVMS Compaq TCP/IP Services for UCX 46.46 46.46 OpenVMS Compaq VAXcluster Software for VAXCLUSTER 29.78 OpenVMS VAX[1] or 29.78 Compaq VMScluster Software for VMSCLUSTER OpenVMS Alpha[1] DEC Distributed Queuing DQS 28.80 45.86 Service for OpenVMS Reliable Transaction Router RTR-CL 34.30 51.04 Client for OpenVMS [1]This_is_a_system-integrated_product_(SIP).______________ [2]License rights are now included with OpenVMS Operating System ___________________________________________________________ Table 1-4 lists the components of the NAS Server 300. 1-6 Overview Table_1-4_NAS_Server_300___________________________________ License SPD Package_Name____________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha NAS Server 300 NET-APP- 36.85 44.55 SUP-300 ___________________________________________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECforms for OpenVMS FORMS-RT 29.90 29.90 Run-Time Only System Compaq DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS DVNETEXT 25.03 50.45 Extended Function Compaq DECnet for OpenVMS Full DVNETRTG 48.48 48.48 Function (license)[1] Compaq DECprint Supervisor 44.15 44.15 (DCPS) for OpenVMS[3] Base DCPS-BASE Plus DCPS-PLUS Open DCPS-OPEN Compaq DECwindows Motif for DW-MOTIF 42.19 42.19 OpenVMS Compaq PATHWORKS for OpenVMS 30.50 30.50 (Advanced Server)[2] Compaq TCP/IP Services for UCX 46.46 46.46 OpenVMS Compaq VAXcluster Software[1] VAXCLUSTER 29.78 or Compaq VMScluster Software[1] VMSCLUSTER 29.78 DEC Distributed Queuing DQS 28.80 45.86 Service for OpenVMS [1]This_is_system-integrated_product_(SIP).________________ [2]Tested, but not licensed with NAS [3]License rights are now included with OpenVMS Operating System (continued on next page) Overview 1-7 Table_1-4_(Cont.)_NAS_Server_300___________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Reliable Transaction Router RTR-CL 51.04 51.04 Client_for_OpenVMS_________________________________________ Table 1-5 lists the components of the NAS Production Server 400. Table_1-5_NAS_Production_Server_400________________________ License SPD Package_Name____________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha NAS Production Server 400 NET-APP- 40.63 44.56 SUP-400 ___________________________________________________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq ACMS for OpenVMS (Run- ACMS-RT 25.50 25.50 Time) Compaq DECforms for OpenVMS FORMS-RT 29.90 29.90 Run-Time Only System Compaq DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS DVNETEXT 25.03 50.45 Extended Function Compaq DECnet for OpenVMS Full DVNETRTG 48.48 48.48 Function (license)[1] Compaq DECprint Supervisor 44.15 44.15 (DCPS) for OpenVMS[3] Base DCPS-BASE Plus DCPS-PLUS Open DCPS-OPEN [1]This_is_system-integrated_product_(SIP).________________ [3]License rights are now included with OpenVMS Operating System (continued on next page) 1-8 Overview Table_1-5_(Cont.)_NAS_Production_Server_400________________ License SPD Component_Name__________________Name________SPD_VAX____Alpha Compaq DECwindows Motif for DW-MOTIF 42.19 42.19 OpenVMS Compaq VAXcluster Software[1] VAXCLUSTER 29.78 or Compaq VMScluster Software[1] VMSCLUSTER 29.78 Compaq PATHWORKS for OpenVMS 30.50 30.50 (Advanced Server)[2] Compaq RMS Journaling for RMSJNL 27.58 27.58 OpenVMS VAX (license)[1] Compaq TCP/IP Services for UCX 46.46 46.46 OpenVMS Compaq Volume Shadowing for VOLSHAD 27.29 27.29 OpenVMS[1] DEC Distributed Queuing DQS 28.80 45.86 Service for OpenVMS Reliable Transaction Router 51.04 51.04 for OpenVMS Client RTR-CL Full Function RTR-SVR [1]This_is_system-integrated_product_(SIP).________________ [2]Tested, but not licensed with NAS ___________________________________________________________ 1.3 How to Locate the NAS Packages Products For information on where to locate the NAS packages components contained on the Software Products Library CD-ROM set, refer to table 1-2 of the Software Products Library Master Index (hardcopy), or the [README] directory contained on disc 1. Table 1-6 lists the Software Products Library directory names and the corresponding NAS packages: Overview 1-9 Table_1-6_NAS_Packages_Directories_________________________ [NAS_CLIENT_150] NAS Client 150 [NAS_BASE_SERVER] NAS Base Server 200 [NAS_CLIENT_250] NAS Client 250 [NAS_SERVER_300] NAS Server 300 [NAS_PROD_SERVER_ NAS Production Server 400 400]_______________________________________________________ Each directory is divided into: o A .KIT subdirectory containing binaries (save sets and PCSI files) for the specific NAS package. This subdirectory is not currently used. All savesets and files for components are in the .kit directories of the components. o A .DOCUMENTATION subdirectory containing documentation in ASCII (.TXT) and PostScript[TM] (.PS) formats for the specific NAS package. For example, the NAS Client 250 directory is structured as follows: [NAS_CLIENT] [NAS_CLIENT.KIT] Empty directory [NAS_CLIENT.DOCUMENTATION] NAS Client 250 and component installation documentation, SPD, Cover Letter Table Table 1-7 lists the printable documentation provided within the .DOCUMENTATION directories for the NAS Client 150, NAS Base Server 200, NAS Client 250, NAS Server 300, and NAS Production Server 400. These documents are provided in .PS (PostScript) and .TXT (ASCII) formats. 1-10 Overview Table_1-7_NAS_Packages-Specific_Documentation______________ File_Name_______________________Type_of_Document___________ NAS-dir-name_SPD.TXT (.PS) NAS packages SPDs NAS_IGUIDE.TXT (.PS) NAS Installation Guide (this guide) NAS_COVER.TXT_(.PS)_____________NAS_packages_cover_letters_ 1.3.1 Accessing Component Installation Guides, Cover Letters, and SPDs For most NAS packages component products, Installation Guides, cover letters, and SPDs are located in that product's .DOCUMENTATION subdirectory on the Software Products Library. See the NAS table in the Software Products Library Master Index for the component product directory names. In addition, installation guides are typically included in the Online Documentation Library. For the NAS packages components that are system-integrated products, the installation guides, cover letters, and SPDs can be found in the Operating System Kit. The system- integrated products within NAS packages include: DECnet for OpenVMS (Phase IV) RMS Journaling for OpenVMS VMScluster or Compaq VAXcluster Software Volume Shadowing for OpenVMS Overview 1-11 2 _________________________________________________________________ NAS Packages Preparation and Installation This chapter discusses the preparation for and installation of the NAS packages licenses. Appendix A describes the prerequisites for installing the NAS packages components. Section 3.4 describes the installation of the NAS packages components. This chapter describes: o Installation prerequisites for the NAS packages (Section 2.1) o Licensing requirements for the NAS packages (Section 2.2) o Using the POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) Utility (Section 2.3) o Using the VMSINSTAL utility (Section 2.4) o Modifying the system parameters for NAS packages components (Section 2.5) o Identifying and reporting errors (Section 2.6) 2.1 Installation Prerequisites for the NAS Packages This section describes the hardware and software prerequisites, required tailoring classes for installing the NAS packages, and system backup suggestions. 2.1.1 Required Hardware The NAS packages support all the valid Alpha CPU and all VAX CPU configurations, except as noted in the following list: o MicroVAX[TM] I o VAXstation[TM] I NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-1 o VAXstation 8000 o VAX-11/725 o VAX-11/730 o VAX-11/750 o VAX-11/782 For a list of the processors supported by individual components, see the individual component SPDs. Table 2-1 shows the memory and the disk space required to install each NAS package. To run the components, you may need additional disk space. Table_2-1_NAS_Packages_Hardware_Requirements_______________ Disk Disk Space Space During After Installation Installation NAS_Package[1]___In_Blocks__In_MB__In_Blocks__In_MB__Memory ________________________OpenVMS_VAX________________________ NAS Client 150 490 000 240 481 000 235 32 MB NAS Base Server 576 000 281 563 000 275 32 MB 200 NAS Client 250 524 000 256 501 000 245 32 MB NAS Server 300 601 000 294 578 000 282 32 MB NAS Production 601 000 294 578 000 282 32 MB Server 400 ___________________________________________________________ _______________________OpenVMS_Alpha_______________________ NAS Client 150 744 200 364 728 000 356 32 MB NAS Base Server 852 000 416 831 000 406 32 MB 200 [1]See_the_individual_NAS_Packages_SPDs_for_further________ information (continued on next page) 2-2 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation Table_2-1_(Cont.)_NAS_Packages_Hardware_Requirements_______ Disk Disk Space Space During After Installation Installation NAS_Package[1]___In_Blocks__In_MB__In_Blocks__In_MB__Memory _______________________OpenVMS_Alpha_______________________ NAS Client 250 800 000 391 760 800 372 32 MB NAS Server 300 921 000 450 874 800 427 32 MB NAS Production 921 000 450 874 000 427 32 MB Server 400 [1]See_the_individual_NAS_Packages_SPDs_for_further________ information ___________________________________________________________ 2.1.2 Required Operating System Software The NAS Packages for OpenVMS VAX V8.3A require OpenVMS VAX 7.3. The NAS Packages for OpenVMS Alpha V8.3A require OpenVMS Alpha 7.3-1 You must have a current and valid OpenVMS VAX or OpenVMS Alpha operating system license already loaded. See Appendix D, "NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix" for a list of component products supporting other OS versions. 2.1.3 Required OpenVMS Tailoring Classes The OpenVMS operating system comes with a variety of support options, or classes. The NAS packages components require the following OpenVMS tailoring classes: o Network Support o Programming Support o System Programming Support o Secure User's Environment o Utilities NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-3 o OpenVMS Workstation Support o Miscellaneous Files o Translated Image Files (Alpha only) 2.1.4 Backing Up Your System Disk At the beginning of an installation, VMSINSTAL asks if you have backed up your system disk; POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) does not ask. OpenVMS Engineering recommends that you perform a standalone backup of your system disk before installing any software. Use the backup procedures that have been established at your site. For details on backing up your disk, see the OpenVMS System Managers Manual: Essentials and the OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual: A-L in the OpenVMS VAX operating system documentation. 2.2 NAS Packages License Requirements ________________________ Note ________________________ NAS Packages Version 8.3A software is furnished under the licensing provisions of Compaq Computer Company's Standard Terms and Conditions. For more information about Compaq licensing terms and policies, contact your local Compaq office, or visit the Compaq Software Licensing page on the World Wide Web at: http://www.compaq.com/products/software/info/terms /swl_sld.html ______________________________________________________ You can install NAS package license only on OpenVMS VAX Version 7.1 or higher or OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.1 or higher. If you are running an earlier version of the OpenVMS operating system, you must upgrade before proceeding. 2-4 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation You must register the NAS package license with the OpenVMS License Management Facility (LMF) before you install the NAS components. Registering the NAS package license registers all the components for that package. The Product Authorization Key (PAK) that is shipped with the NAS packages contains the license registration information you need. The PAK is a paper certificate that contains information about the license you have purchased to run all NAS component software. This section deals with license registration, which is a preinstallation procedure. 2.2.1 Installing a NAS Package: Summary The checklist in Figure 2-1 summarizes the major steps necessary to successfully install a Compaq NAS package on OpenVMS VAX: Figure 2-1 NAS Installation Checklist for OpenVMS Systems A checklist summarizing the major steps necessary to successfully install a NAS package on OpenVMS: TASK Task Checkoff (continued on next page) NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-5 Figure 2-1 (Cont.) NAS Installation Checklist for OpenVMS Systems ___________________________ | Decide which Components | | are needed | |___________________________| __X*__ | ___________________________ | Determine the appropriate | | NAS package | |___________________________| __X*__ | ___________________________ | Register and load the | | NAS License | | for the package | |___________________________| __X*__ | ___________________________ | Adjust System Parameters | |___________________________| _______ | ___________________________ | ** MANDATORY ** | | ** REBOOT ** | | All systems | |___________________________| _______ | ___________________________ | Read all Component | | Installation Guides | |___________________________| _______ | ___________________________ | Install all Necessary | | components per component | | Installation Guide | |___________________________| _______ (continued on next page) 2-6 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation Figure 2-1 (Cont.) NAS Installation Checklist for OpenVMS Systems * = In most cases you will have already done this, and these steps will not be necessary. ________________________ Note ________________________ If you are updating the system parameters, you must reboot your system before installing the individual NAS packages components, or the components installations may fail. ______________________________________________________ 2.2.2 NAS packages License Registration Register only the highest NAS packages license. For example: o If you are upgrading to the NAS Server 300 or NAS Production Server 400 from the NAS Base Server 200 o If you are upgrading to the NAS Client 250 from the NAS Client 150 Disable and unload the lower-level license by using the LICENSE DISABLE and the LICENSE UNLOAD commands. These commands are described in the OpenVMS License Management Utility Manual. In general, higher level NAS packages include the right to use all components of a lower level NAS package. The exception is the NAS Base Server 200, which does not include the right to use all NAS Client 150 components. To register a license, log in to the SYSTEM account and run the SYS$UPDATE:VMSLICENSE.COM procedure. When the procedure prompts you for information, enter data from your PAK. The product name is one of the following, depending on which license you purchased: NET-APP-SUP-150 for the NAS Client 150 NET-APP-SUP-200 for the NAS Base Server 200 NET-APP-SUP-250 for the NAS Client 250 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-7 NET-APP-SUP-300 for the NAS Server 300 NET-APP-SUP-400 for the NAS Production Server 400 2.2.3 VAXcluster/VMScluster License Requirements If you are installing the NAS packages on a VAXcluster /VMScluster, you must: 1. Purchase a separate license for each node in your VAXcluster or VMScluster that will use the NAS packages. The NAS Base Server 200 does not include a license for VAXcluster or VMScluster Software. 2. Register a license for each node in the VAXcluster that will use the NAS packages, using the command procedure SYS$UPDATE:VMSLICENSE.COM. 3. Modify the license to limit its use to the intended node with a command in the following format: LICENSE MODIFY /INCLUDE=nodename /AUTH=authorization# NET-APP-SUP-nnn In this format: o nodename is the name of the node on which VAXcluster can be used. o authorization# is your license authorization number. o nnn indicates the NAS package you are registering. The following example modifies the license for the NAS Server 300 on node MYNODE in a VAXcluster: $ LICENSE MODIFY /INCLUDE=MYNODE /AUTH=AL9-WM-99999-999 NET-APP-SUP-300 4. Enter the LICENSE LOAD command from the node you indicate in step 3, or use the OpenVMS SYSMAN Utility. For complete information on using LMF, see the OpenVMS License Management Utility Manual in the OpenVMS operating system documentation CD-ROM. 2-8 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2.2.4 NAS Packages Licenses that Duplicate Existing Licenses If your system contains a license for a NAS packages component that is separate from the NAS packages license, then a licensing problem may exist. To avoid the problem, you should modify single component license(s) to exclude the node(s) licensed to the NAS PAK. Modify the NAS packages license to include only the node that it licenses. For example, use a procedure in the following format to prevent a new node from using the current DECwindows Motif (DW-MOTIF) license on the cluster and use the NAS Server 300 license instead: $ LICENSE MODIFY DW-MOTIF/EXCLUDE=NAS-node-name $ LICENSE MODIFY NET-APP-SUP-300/INCLUDE=NAS-node-name /AUTH=authorization# License names for the NAS component products can be found in Chapter 1, within the tables listing the components for each NAS package. For more information on modifying existing licenses, see Section 2.2.3 and the OpenVMS License Management Utility Manual. 2.3 Using the POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) Utility NAS Packages Version 8.3A provide some of the NAS components in POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) format. PCSI distributions have several advantages over traditional VMSINSTAL kits. Some of the major advantages are improved installation speed and the ability to track and deinstall products at a later date. PCSI has both DCL and DECwindows Motif interfaces. For more information on either interface, see the POLYCENTER Software Installation Utility User's Guide. ________________________ Note ________________________ You must read the component installation guides before performing an installation using PCSI. Each component's installation guide provides the specific installation commands for that component, which may NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-9 be different from the installation commands used to install the NAS packages. ______________________________________________________ 2.4 Using the VMSINSTAL Utility Use the VMSINSTAL utility to install most of the NAS components. To use VMSINSTAL: 1. Set your default directory to SYS$UPDATE. 2. Invoke VMSINSTAL using a command in the following format: $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL save-set-name device-name: OPTION N In this format, save-set-name is the name of the save set you are installing and device-name: is the name of the device on which you are installing. If you do not supply these two parameters VMSINSTAL prompts you for the product and device names. If you want to be prompted for the product and device names and to display or print the release notes, use the following format: $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL "" "" OPTIONS N 3. VMSINSTAL then checks the following: o Whether you logged in to a privileged account. VMS Engineering recommends that you install software from the system manager's account with your default device and directory set to SYS$UPDATE. o Whether you have adequate quotas for installation. See Section A.1.4 for the process account quotas required for installation of the NAS packages. o Whether DECnet is up and running. o Whether any users are logged in to the system. If either of these last two conditions exist, you should remove the condition before resuming the installation procedure. 2-10 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation If VMSINSTAL detects any problems during the installation, it notifies you and asks if you want to continue the installation. If you have any questions about whether you should continue, refer to the NAS packages component installation guides. To stop the installation process and correct the situation, enter N and press Return. Then correct the problem and restart the installation. 2.5 Modifying System Parameters This section describes: o Checking system parameter values o Using MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT to update system parameters o Calculating the values for GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS o Changing system parameter values with AUTOGEN 2.5.1 Checking System Parameter Values To check the values of your system parameters: 1. Enter the following command at the DCL prompt to invoke the System Generation Utility (SYSGEN): $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN The screen displays the SYSGEN> prompt. 2. Enter the SHOW command and a system parameter name to display the value of that parameter. The values displayed should equal or exceed the value of each system parameter listed in the appropriate System Parameter Requirements table in Section A.2 for the NAS package you are installing: NAS Client 150 Table A-4 NAS Base Server 200 Table A-5 NAS Client 250 Table A-6 NAS Server 300 Table A-7 NAS Production Table A-8 Server 400 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-11 For example, the following command displays the value for the WSMAX system parameter: SYSGEN> SHOW WSMAX 3. After checking the parameters, enter EXIT at the SYSGEN> prompt to return to DCL level. 2.5.2 Using MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT to Update System Parameters The NAS Packages Version 8.2 provide a choice of data files (MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT) that can be edited into your MODPARAMS.DAT file. This provides the minimum parameters necessary in order to install the NAS packages. You may need to increase the parameters specified in these files, depending on what other products are installed on your system. Table 2-2 lists the files that are provided in the NAS kits. Table_2-2_MODPARAM_Files_for_NAS_Packages__________________ NAS_Package________________MODPARAM_File_Name______________ NAS Client 150 MODPARAMS_NAS_CLIENT_150.DAT NAS Base Server 200 MODPARAMS_NAS_BASE_SERVER.DAT NAS Client 250 MODPARAMS_NAS_CLIENT.DAT NAS Server 300 MODPARAMS_NAS_SERVER.DAT NAS_Production_Server_400__MODPARAMS_NAS_PROD_SERVER.DAT___ To use MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT to update your MODPARAMS.DAT file: 1. Find MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT in the [NAS_*.DOCUMENTATION] directory. To locate the volume number of the CD where this directory resides, refer to your SPL master index. The directories are described in Table 1-6. 2. Append the MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT file to the end of SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT. 2-12 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 3. After combining the two files, if there are two values for the same MIN_parameter, delete the line that contains the lower value. If you refer to MODPARAMS_NAS.DAT, please update your MODPARAMS.DAT file to reference the new NAS packages parameter files. 2.5.3 Calculating the Values for GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS To install and run the NAS packages, you must have sufficient free global pages and global sections. The values for GBLPAGES and GBLSECTIONS in the System Parameter Requirements tables provided in Section A.2 indicate the unused global sections and unused global pages your system needs for the installation to process successfully. To calculate how many unused global pages and global sections your system has: 1. Run the Install Utility (INSTALL) using the following command: $ INSTALL LIST /GLOBAL /SUMMARY The Install Utility displays a summary of global pages and global sections used by your system, as well as the current number of unused global pages. For example: Summary of Local Memory Global Sections 258 Global Sections Used, 22580/3420 Global Pages Used/Unused 2. Determine if the number of unused global pages (3420 in the example) is equal to or greater than what you need. If the number of unused pages is less than what you require, you need to increase the value for GBLPAGES. 3. Note the amount shown for Global Sections Used (258 in the example). 4. Run the System Generation Utility (SYSGEN) and use the SHOW command to determine how many global sections have been allocated. For example: NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-13 $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN SYSGEN> SHOW GBLSECTIONS Parameter Name Current Default Minimum Maximum Unit -------------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ---- GBLSECTIONS 512 250 20 4095 Sect 5. Add the amount shown in the summary (258 in the example) to the value for GBLSECTIONS in the appropriate System Parameter Requirements table provided in Section A.2. If the resulting value is greater than the value for currently available GBLSECTIONS as shown by SYSGEN in step 4, you must increase the value of the GBLSECTIONS parameter. Section 2.5.4 describes the procedures for increasing these values using AUTOGEN. Refer to the OpenVMS System Management manual for information on using AUTOGEN. You can use the WRITE command with the F$GETSYI lexical function to find the number of free global pages and global sections. The following example shows how to get this information at your terminal (the default for SYS$OUTPUT): $ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("CONTIG_GBLPAGES") 15848 $ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("FREE_GBLSECTS") 24 2.5.4 Changing System Parameter Values with AUTOGEN The component installation guides provide the detailed preinstallation information for each of the components. A system reboot is necessary to incorporate system parameter changes and should be done using AUTOGEN. Each NAS package component has its own system parameter requirements that would require multiple reboots if treated separately. The System Parameter Requirements tables provided in Section A.2 list the minimum required system parameters for each NAS package. The files MODPARAMS_NAS*.DAT contain these parameters, which you use to reset MODPARAMS.DAT. Using these parameters allows you to reset all your system 2-14 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation parameters. Use AUTOGEN to tune the parameters based upon your system workload, and then reboot the system once. By performing these preliminary steps, you avoid a system reboot for each NAS package component to have the parameter changes take effect. Use the AUTOGEN command procedure to change system parameters. AUTOGEN automatically adjusts values for parameters that are associated with the values you reset manually. To change system parameters with AUTOGEN: 1. Edit the file SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT using thes eguidelines: o To change a parameter value listed in this file, delete the current value associated with that parameter and enter the new value. o To add a new parameter, add a line to the file that includes both the name of the parameter and its value. For example: WSMAX = 4200 o To modify incremental parameters such as GBLPAGES and GBLSECTS, use ADD_. For example, the following increases the global page setting by 2000: ADD_GBLPAGES = 2000 When you set the page file quota, do not use a value that exceeds the amount of page file space available on the system. It is recommended that you use MIN_parameter to set parameters in MODPARAMS.DAT. (An exception does exist: values for NPAGEDYN are additive.) Add the values supplied in the appropriate system parameter requirements table from Section A.2 to the current system values. Use SYSGEN to determine the current values of NPAGEDYN and NPAGEVIR. For example: NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-15 $ MCR SYSGEN SYSGEN> USE ACTIVE SYSGEN> SHOW NPAGEDYN Parameter Name Current Default Min. Max. Unit Dynamic -------------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ---- ------- NPAGEDYN 4884992 360000 16384 -1 Bytes Current shows what your system is currently using. In this example you would add a line in the following format to your MODPARAMS.DAT file: MIN_NPAGEDYN = 4884992 + value-from-sys-param-table In this format, value-from-sys-param-table is the value from the appropriate System Parameter Requirements table in Section A.2. 2. Exit from the editor and execute the AUTOGEN procedure to recalculate your system parameters and reboot using the following command: $ @SYS$UPDATE:AUTOGEN GETDATA REBOOT ________________________ Note ________________________ When you specify REBOOT, AUTOGEN performs an automatic system shutdown and then reboots the system. Any users logged on to the system are When you specify REBOOT, AUTOGEN performs an automatic system shutdown and then reboots the system. Any users logged on to the system are immediately disconnected during the shutdown. The automatic reboot puts the new parameter values into effect. ______________________________________________________ The AUTOGEN Utility automatically adjusts some of the SYSGEN parameters based on the consumption of resources since the last reboot. If you do not want to take advantage of this automatic adjustment, include the NOFEEDBACK qualifier on the AUTOGEN command line. For more information about using AUTOGEN, see the OpenVMS System Manager's Manual: Essentials. 2-16 NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2.6 Identifying and Reporting NAS Packages Installation Problems If an error occurs that you believe is caused by a problem with the NAS packages installation, make sure that you have read the NAS packages release notes to see if the problem is known and has a solution. If your problem is not resolved by this means, do one of the following: o If you have a BASIC or DECsupport Software Agreement, call your Customer Support Center. o If you have a Self-Maintenance Software Agreement, submit a Software Performance Report (SPR). o If neither of the above statements describes your situation and you are under warranty, submit an SPR. In your call or SPR, please note which NAS package component you are having a problem with. NAS Packages Preparation and Installation 2-17 3 _________________________________________________________________ Installing the NAS Packages Components This chapter describes the following: o Component preinstallation considerations Section 3.1 o Component preinstallation checklist Section 3.2 o Component installation order and dependencies Section 3.3 o Component installation Section 3.4 o Postinstallation considerations Section 3.5 3.1 Component Preinstallation Considerations This section describes some considerations you should be aware of before beginning the component installations. 3.1.1 Updating NAS Components If you have already installed a NAS license package on your system, you will update that package by identifying and updating the component products. It is not necessary to re-install the license package. The Master Index of the Software Products Library identifies the currently shipping and updating component versions. This guide describes how to install each of the NAS[TM] Packages for OpenVMS[TM] VAX[TM]Systems or OpenVMS Alpha Systems. Installing the NAS Packages Components 3-1 3.1.2 DECnet-Plus Considerations The NAS packages provides Compaq DECnet-Plus[TM]for OpenVMS VAX which is an implementation of Phase V of the DIGITAL Network Architecture (DNA). DECnet-Plus allows you to use DECnet protocols, OSI protocols, or both. You can also run DECnet and OSI applications, unchanged, over TCP/IP, and products from Compaq or from third parties. To configure DECnet-Plus you can use the BASIC, FAST, or ADVANCED configuration. The BASIC configuration can be used in most cases. For details see the following manuals: o DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Installation and Basic Configuration Manual o DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Applications Installation and Advanced Configuration Manual 3.1.3 DECnet-Plus Component Restrictions A limited number of NAS Packages components have some restrictions regarding the use of DECnet: o Compaq PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Advanced Server) This component does not support the use of long names. It will work with DECnet-Plus using node synonyms (allowing continued use of the standard 6-character node name). See the component documentation for details. o Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS If you plan to use the DECnet-Plus over TCP/IP feature, then TCP\IP software is a prerequisite. Your end system will be able to operate over TCP\IP only if the TCP\IP product used on your system supports the PATHWORKS Internet Protocol (PWIP) interface. 3-2 Installing the NAS Packages Components 3.1.4 Retired Product Considerations Over time, some of the NAS component products havae been retired and the right to use those products is no longer included with the NAS packages. They are not shipped on the OpenVMS Software Products Library, and not supported. If your original purchases of a NAS package included licenses for component products that have now been retired, your licenses will continue to be honored if you install a more recent NAS license package. Please see Appendix C for a list of retired component products. 3.2 Component Preinstallation Checklist Before installing components, be sure you have: o Backed up your system, as described in Section 2.1.4 o Registered your NAS packages' licenses, as described in Section 2.2 o Modified your system parameters and rebooted, as described in Section 2.5 o Printed and read the component installation guides, as described in Section 1.3.1 3.3 Component Installation Order and Dependencies See Table 3-1 for the installation order and dependencies for all the components provided through the NAS packages: o Component Name lists the components. You do not have to install the entire NAS packages collection. Those components you do install must be installed in the order shown. o PCSI Name or VMSINSTAL Save Set Name differentiates between components installed using VMSINSTAL and those Installing the NAS Packages Components 3-3 installed using the POLYCENTER Software Installation Utility (PCSI). o Use VMSINSTAL to install those components designated in the format component-id.%, where component-id is the component save set name. o Use PCSI to install those components designated in the format component-id/Version=version-number, where component-id is the PCSI name and version-number is the component version number. o Dependencies indicates component dependencies. These products must be installed on your system before you can install or run a specific component. Be sure to read the component installation guides before you install; they provide details on installation and configuration that are not described in this summary guide. ________________________ Note ________________________ You must install and license the OpenVMS VAX operating system before installing the NAS packages base kit or any of the NAS packages components. ______________________________________________________ Table_3-1_NAS_Packages_Installation_Order__________________ Component_Name__________________Comment____________________ Edit MODPARAMS.DAT as necessary, and reboot using AUTOGEN. See Section 2.5 VMScluster Client for OpenVMS VAX[1] DECnet[1] RMS Journaling[1] Volume Shadowing[1] [1]OpenVMS_System_Integrated_Product_(SIP)._See_your_online OpenVMS VAX documentation for configuration information. (continued on next page) 3-4 Installing the NAS Packages Components Table_3-1_(Cont.)_NAS_Packages_Installation_Order__________ Component_Name__________________Comment____________________ DECnet-Plus See individual component Base Kit packages for restrictions on the OSI Applications Kit[2] use of transports, including: DECnet-Plus, DECnet Phase IV and DIGITAL TCP/IP. DEC Distributed Queuing Service Compaq DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX Compaq TCP/IP Services Compaq PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Advanced Server) DECprint Supervisor Compaq DECforms Compaq ACMS Reliable Transaction Router [2]The_OSI_Applications_Kit_is_optional._You_only_need_____ to install it if you plan to use an OSI application such as FTAM (file transfer access management), VT (Virtual terminal for remote login), X.400 (electronic mail), X.500 (distributed) directory services or any other OSI application. ___________________________________________________________ 3.4 Component Installation To install NAS packages' components, complete the following steps: 1. Perform the component installations using either the VMSINSTAL Utility, which is described in Section 2.4, or the POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) Utility. Refer to the specific directions in each component installation guide. Installing the NAS Packages Components 3-5 2. Configure each component as required by the component installation guide. Following configuration, rerun the component Installation Verification Procedure (IVP) if required. For more details about postinstallation requirements, see Section 3.5. 3. Using the component order in Table 3-1, add the startup commands for the components you have installed to SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM. ________________________ Note ________________________ Any component installation that requires editing of the SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP procedure should refer to SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM, not SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM. ______________________________________________________ 4. Edit MODPARAMS.DAT as necessary, following the instructions in Section 2.5. 5. Reboot your system using AUTOGEN, as indicated in the component installation guides. 3.5 Postinstallation Considerations Each NAS packages' component has its own postinstallation requirements. Read the installation guide for each component you install to determine what postinstallation actions you need to take. Note whether you must reboot your system to complete the installation. It is not required that you configure DECnet in order to install DECwindows Motif. If you decide to use DECwindows Motif in conjunction with DECnet, be sure to follow the postinstallation instructions in the DECwindows Motif Installation Guide. In some cases, an Installation Verification Procedure (IVP) might fail. Even though the IVP has failed, the product may have been installed successfully. Please consult your component installation guide for further information. 3-6 Installing the NAS Packages Components 4 _________________________________________________________________ Upgrading NAS Packages Versions or Levels This chapter describes the following: o Installing a higher-level NAS packages license Section 4.1 o Installing a lower-level NAS packages license Section 4.2 o Installing NAS on an earlier version of OpenVMS Section 4.3 ________________________ Note ________________________ If you are performing more than one of the above listed actions, perform them in the order listed above. ______________________________________________________ The following explains how to determine if it is necessary to replace your current Product Authorization Key (PAK) and how to do so. Check the current license status by entering the following command from the node you want to license: $ SHOW LICENSE NET-APP-SUP-* If you see the message %SHOW-I-NOLICMATCH, no licenses match the search criteria; you need to install the new PAK. Register and load the new NAS packages license. See Section 2.2.2 for details. If the SHOW LICENSE command displays a license, compare the level of the new license to the level of the installed license: o If the new license level is lower than the installed license level, see Section 4.2. Upgrading NAS Packages Versions or Levels 4-1 o If the new license level is the same, you do not need to install a new PAK. o If the new license level is higher, proceed to Section 4.1. 4.1 Installing a Higher Level of NAS Packages Software Higher level NAS packages provide additional software to support additional user needs. The steps involved in installing a higher NAS packages level are the same as they are for installing NAS package license for the first time: 1. Register and load the new NAS packages license (see Section 2.2.2). 2. Readjust your system parameters to reflect the requirements of the new NAS packages level you install (see Section A.1.3). 3. Reinstall the NAS packages components (see Chapter 3). ________________________ Note ________________________ Remember an upgrade license (NAS 200 to NAS 300 for example), requires a return of the previous lower level license. You will not be allowed to use any duplicate licenses in this case. ______________________________________________________ 4.2 Installing a Lower-Level NAS License Installing a new version of NAS packages with a lower-level NAS packages license is not recommended. If you attempt to install a lower-level NAS packages license and you remove the old license, NAS packages components that are part of the higher level may not run. 4-2 Upgrading NAS Packages Versions or Levels 4.3 Installing NAS on an Earlier Version of OpenVMS If you plan to run NAS on an earlier version of the OpenVMS operating system, you may need an update to the LMF group table. An update patch kit may be obtained at http://www.compaq.com/support/files/ Look for Software Patches, OpenVMS. Use the search engine for the filename: VAXLMF03_061. Upgrading NAS Packages Versions or Levels 4-3 A _________________________________________________________________ Component Installation Prerequisites This appendix has two major sections: prerequisites common to all packages and package-specific prerequisites. A.1 Prerequisites Common to All Packages The prerequisites described in this section are common to all the NAS packages. See Section A.2 for specific values for prerequisites for each package. A.1.1 Privileges To install the NAS packages, you must be logged in to an account that has full system privileges. If you are installing a component using VMSINSTAL, note that VMSINSTAL turns off BYPASS privilege at the start of the installation. A.1.2 Required Disk Space and Installation Times The disk space requirements for the individual NAS packages components are shown in Section A.2, Table A-3. This table gives disk space requirements during and after installation, and also gives the approximate installation times for the separate components based on CD-ROM installatiions. In general, the times given are for the VMSINSTAL procedure or POLYCENTER Software Installation (PCSI) Utility only. They do not include the time required for pre- and post-installation tasks, or the time required for running the Installation Verification Procedures (IVPs). Component Installation Prerequisites A-1 A.1.3 System Parameter Requirements The following tables in Section A.2 give the system parameter values for each NAS package: NAS Client 150 Table A-4 NAS Base Server 200 Table A-5 NAS Client 250 Table A-6 NAS Server 300 Table A-7 NAS Production Table A-8 Server 400 The values given are for a fully installed configuration. (See Section 2.5.4 to fine tune system parameters for the particular work load needs of your system.) ________________________ Note ________________________ A system reboot is necessary to incorporate system parameter changes and should be done using AUTOGEN (see Section 2.5.4). ______________________________________________________ The values shown in the tables in Section A.2 are intended as a general guideline and should not be construed as absolutes. Each table reflects the values in the MODPARAMS_ NAS*.DAT file for a specific platform, as described in Section A.2. After the configuration you have installed has been running successfully for some period of time, you may want to change the values for parameters that are not being properly utilized. This is particularly relevant if you have not installed all of the NAS components or you are not using them simultaneously. Use AUTOGEN to size these values according to how you use the system. For DECnet, you must determine the values for SCSNODE, SCSSYSTEMID, and SYSMWCNT (see the PATHWORKS V5 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager) Server Installation and Upgrade Guide). For example: A-2 Component Installation Prerequisites SCSNODE = same as DECnet node name for the server SCSSYSTEMID = (1024x DECnet area number) + DECnet-VAX node number SYSMWCNT = current value of SYSMWCNT + (number of GBLPAGES being added / 128) Round SYSMWCNT up to the nearest integer. For example, if you are using GBLPAGES=55 000 to install PATHWORKS V5 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager), add an additional 429 to SYSMWCNT. If you are in a VAXcluster or VMScluster environment, SCSNODE and SCSSYSTEMID should already be appropriately set. If you must change SCSNODE to make it the same as the DECnet node name, you must also create a new queue file and redefine the queues. See the OpenVMS system management documentation for instructions on this procedure. A.1.4 Process Account Quotas The user account you use to install the NAS Packages must have sufficient process quotas to enable you to perform the installation. Section A.1.4 summarizes these minimum quotas. Table_A-1_NAS_Packages_Process_Account_Quotas______________ Quota_Name____________VAX_Value_____Alpha_Value____________ ASTLM 325 24 BIOLM 100 18 BYTLM 200 000 200 000 DIOLM 100 18 ENQLM 2 000 200 FILLM 300 100 JTQUOTA 4 096 PGFLQUOTA 32 000 (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-3 Table_A-1_(Cont.)_NAS_Packages_Process_Account_Quotas______ Quota_Name____________VAX_Value_____Alpha_Value____________ PRCLM 10 3 TQELM 10 WSDEF 512 WSEXTENT 16 384 WSQUOTA_________________1_024______________________________ The file SYSUAF.DAT contains process quotas for users, including those for the installing account. Use the OpenVMS Authorize Utility (AUTHORIZE) to verify and change user account quotas. To verify and change user account quotas: 1. Set your default directory to SYS$SYSTEM. 2. Run AUTHORIZE by entering the following commands: $ SET DEFAULT SYS$SYSTEM $ RUN AUTHORIZE The screen displays the UAF> prompt. 3. Use the SHOW command with an account name to check that particular account. For example: UAF> SHOW SYSTEM 4. To change a quota, use the MODIFY command in the following format: MODIFY account-name /quota-name=nnn The following example changes the BYTLM quota for the SYSTEM account: UAF> MODIFY SYSTEM/BYTLM=64000 5. To exit from the utility, enter EXIT at the UAF> prompt. After you exit from the utility, the system displays messages indicating whether or not changes were made. 6. After the changes have been made, you must log out and log in again for the new quotas to take effect. A-4 Component Installation Prerequisites For more information on modifying account quotas, see the OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual. A.1.5 DECnet Executor Parameters Table A-2 lists the DECnet executor parameters, which must have at least the values indicated. Table_A-2_DECnet_Executor_Parameters_______________________ Parameter_____VAX_Value_____Alpha_Value____________________ MAX LINKS 100 100 PIPELINE 13 000 13 000 QUOTA______________________________________________________ A.1.6 Identifying and Reporting Component Installation Problems If an error occurs that you believe is caused by a problem with the installation of a NAS package component, make sure that you have read the component installation guides to see if the problem is known and has a solution. If your problem is not resolved by this means, do one of the following: o If you have a BASIC or DECsupport Software Agreement, call your Customer Support Center. o If you have a Self-Maintenance Software Agreement, submit a Software Performance Report (SPR). o If neither of the above statements describes your situation and you are under warranty, submit an SPR. In your call or SPR, please note which NAS packages component you are having a problem with. Component Installation Prerequisites A-5 A.2 Package-Specific Prerequisites This section provides tables for each of the NAS packages, describing the installation times and disk space required for each component, and the SYSGEN parameters required to run the package if all components are installed. A.2.1 NAS Component Disk Space Requirements Table A-3 describes the disk space and time required to install the components of the NAS packages, and includes a matrix to show which packages contain each component. The component versions shown below are included in the NAS 8.3A release, and support OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.3-1 or OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3. Table A-3 NAS Component Disk Space and Installation Time __________Requirements___________________________________________ Time Blocks Blocks in During After min- NAS_Package_Component____Install__Install__utes____NAS_Package___ ___________________________OpenVMS_VAX___________________________ Compaq ACMS for 28 25 5 400 OpenVMS Run-Time 4.4B 000 000 Compaq DECforms Run- 3 2 5 250 300 400 Time Only System 3.2 000 600 Compaq DECnet-Plus for 150 200 250 300 400 OpenVMS VAX 7.3 Base Kit 89 89 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 000 OSAK 5 6 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 900 FTAM 28 28 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 000 (continued on next page) A-6 Component Installation Prerequisites Table A-3 (Cont.) NAS Component Disk Space and Installation Time __________________Requirements___________________________________ Time Blocks Blocks in During After min- NAS_Package_Component____Install__Install__utes___NAS_Package____ ___________________________OpenVMS_VAX___________________________ VT 4 4 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 000 Compaq DECprint 5 5 10 200 250 300 400 Supervisor (DCPS) 900 500 Base, Plus, Open 2.1 Compaq DECwindows 119 108 20 150 200 250 300 400 Motif 1.2-6 000[2] 000[2] Compaq PATHWORKS 125 125 10 200 300 400 (Advanced Server)6.1 000 700 Compaq TCP/IP Client 70 70 15 150 250 for OpenVMS VAX 5.3 000 000[1] Compaq TCP/IP Services 70 70 15 200 300 400 for OpenVMS VAX 5.3 000 000[1] DEC Distributed 2 1 5 250 300 400 Queuing Service for 700 300 OpenVMS 1.3-1 Reliable Transaction 50 36 10 250 300 400 Router (Back) 4.1 000 000 _________________________________________________________________ __________________________OpenVMS_Alpha__________________________ Compaq ACMS for 38 33 10 400 OpenVMS 4.4B 000 000 Compaq DECforms Run- 5 4 5 250 300 400 Time Only System 3.2 400 900 [1]This_is_an_estimate;_the_space_required_after_installation____ depends on site-specific database files. [2]This is the space required to install all of DECwindows Motif. Your actual disk space requirements may be less. (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-7 Table A-3 (Cont.) NAS Component Disk Space and Installation Time __________________Requirements___________________________________ Time Blocks Blocks in During After min- NAS_Package_Component____Install__Install__utes____NAS_Package___ __________________________OpenVMS_Alpha__________________________ Compaq DECnet-Plus 150 200 250 300 400 7.3-1[3] Base Kit 89 89 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 000 OSAK 5 0 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 000 FTAM 27 27 5 150 200 250 300 400 600 600 VT 4 3 5 150 200 250 300 400 000 500 Compaq DECprint 7 6 5 200 250 300 400 Supervisor (DCPS) 400 900 Base, Plus, Open 2.1 Compaq DECwindows 317 288 33 150 200 250 300 400 Motif 1.2-6 000[2] 000[2] Compaq PATHWORKS 144 144 10 200 300 400 (Advanced Server) 6.1 000 732 Compaq TCP/IP Client 125 125 20 150 250 for OpenVMS Alpha 5.3 000 000 Compaq TCP/IP Services 125 125 15 200 300 400 for OpenVMS Alpha 5.3 000 000[1] DEC Distributed 4 2 10 250 300 400 Queuing Service for 500 300 OpenVMS 1.3-1 [1]This_is_an_estimate;_the_space_required_after_installation____ depends on site-specific database files. [2]This is the space required to install all of DECwindows Motif. Your actual disk space requirements may be less. [3]You must run AUTOGEN and reboot your system after the installation of this product (continued on next page) A-8 Component Installation Prerequisites Table A-3 (Cont.) NAS Component Disk Space and Installation Time __________________Requirements___________________________________ Time Blocks Blocks in During After min- NAS_Package_Component____Install__Install__utes___NAS_Package____ __________________________OpenVMS_Alpha__________________________ Reliable Transaction 50 36 10 400 Router_(Back)_4.1________000______000____________________________ A.2.2 NAS Client 150 System Parameter Prerequisites Table A-4 describes the SYSGEN parameters required if you install all of the components of the NAS Client 150. These SYSGEN parameters are provided in the file MODPARAMS_NAS_ BASE_SERVER.DAT. Table_A-4_NAS_Client_150_System_Parameter_Requirements_____ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ CHANNELCNT 255[2] 255[2] CLISYMTBL 400[7] 400[7] GBLPAGES 140 288[1] 230 400[1] GBLPAGFIL 10 120[1] 3 048[1] GBLSECTIONS 882[1] 1 172[1] GH_RES_CODE 1 024 GH_RSRVPGCNT 512 IMGREG_PAGES 2 000 KSTACKPAGES 2 MAXBUF 2 048[3] 8 192[3] NPAGEDYN 735 000[4] 670 000[4] [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [2]Or any number larger than the largers FILLM used on the system (whichever is larger) [3]If Motif is loaded [4]Maximum [7]During installation only (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-9 Table A-4 (Cont.) NAS Client 150 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ PAGEDYN 274 000[4] 289 000[4] PQL_DPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MASTLM 100 100 PQL_MBIOLM 100 100 PQL_MBYTLM 40 000 200 000 PQL_MDIOLM 100 PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 1 024 PQL_MENQLM 200 300 PQL_MFILLM 100 100 PQL_MPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MPRCLM 8 10 PQL_MWSEXTENT 2 048 8 192 PQL_MWSQUOTA 1 024 2 048 PROCSECTCNT 40 64 SCSNODE[5] SCSSYSTEMID[5] SYSMWCNT[5] SWPOUTPGCNT 500 512 VIRTUALPAGECNT 50 000[6] 80 000[6] WSMAX 4 096[4] 12 000[4] WINDOW_SYSTEM 1 1 [4]Maximum_________________________________________________ [5]See discussion in Section A.1.3 [6]Or a number larger than the largest PGFLQUOTA used on the system (whichever is larger) ___________________________________________________________ A-10 Component Installation Prerequisites A.2.3 NAS Base Server 200 System Parameter Prerequisites Table A-5 describes the SYSGEN parameters required if you install all of the components of the NAS Base Server 200. These SYSGEN parameters are provided in the file MODPARAMS_ NAS_BASE_SERVER.DAT. Table_A-5_NAS_Base_Server_200_System_Parameter_Requirements Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ CHANNELCNT 256[2] 315[2] CLISYMTBL 400[7] 400[7] GBLPAGES 145 408[1] 241 664[1] GBLPAGFIL 10 120[1] 3 048[1] GBLSECTIONS 992[1] 1 275[1] GH_RES_CODE 1 024 GH_RSRVPGCNT 512 IMGREGPAGES 2 000 KSTACKPAGES 2 MAXBUF 8 192[3] 8 192[3] MAXPROCESSCNT 12 NPAGEDYN 735 000[4] 670 000[4] PAGEDYN 274 000[4] 289 000[4] PQL_DPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MASTLM 100 100 PQL_MBIOLM 100 100 PQL_MBYTLM 40 000 200 000 PQL_MDIOLM 100 100 PQL_MENQLM 200 300 PQL_MFILLM 100 100 [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [2]Or any number larger than the largers FILLM used on the system (whichever is larger) [3]If Motif is loaded [4]Maximum [7]During installation only (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-11 Table A-5 (Cont.) NAS Base Server 200 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ PQL_MPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MPRCLM 8 10 PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 1 024 PQL_MWSEXTENT 2 048 8 192 PQL_MWSQUOTA 1 024 2 048 PROCSECTCNT 40 64 SCSNODE[5] SCSSYSTEMID[5] SYSMWCNT[5] SWPOUTPGCNT 500 512 VIRTUALPAGECNT 50 000[6] [6] WSMAX 4 096[4] 19 549[4] WINDOW_SYSTEM 1 1 [4]Maximum_________________________________________________ [5]See discussion in Section A.1.3 [6]Or a number larger than the largest PGFLQUOTA used on the system (whichever is larger) ___________________________________________________________ A.2.4 NAS Client 250 System Parameter Prerequisites Table A-6 describes the SYSGEN parameters required if you install all of the components of the NAS Client 250. These SYSGEN parameters are provided in the file MODPARAMS_NAS_ CLIENT.DAT. Table_A-6_NAS_Client_250_System_Parameter_Requirements_____ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ CHANNELCNT 256[2] 255[2] CLISYMTBL 400[7] 400[7] [2]Or_any_number_larger_than_the_largers_FILLM_used_on_the_ system (whichever is larger) [7]During installation only (continued on next page) A-12 Component Installation Prerequisites Table A-6 (Cont.) NAS Client 250 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ GBLPAGES 161 792[1] 253 952[1] GBLPAGFIL 12 394[1] 4 298[1] GBLSECTIONS 1 140[1] 1 413[1] GH_RES_CODE 1 024 GH_RSRVPGCNT 512 KSTACKPAGES 2 IMGREG_PAGES 2 000 LOCKIDTBL_MAX 2 048 2 048 LOCKIDTBL 256 256 MAXBUF 5 000[3] 8 192[3] MAXPROCESSCNT 32 NPAGEDYN 735 000[4] 670 000[4] PAGEDYN 274 000[4] 289 000[4] PQL_DENQLM 1 000 1 000 PQL_DPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MASTLM 100 100 PQL_MBIOLM 100 100 PQL_MBYTLM 40 000 200 000 PQL_MDIOLM 100 100 PQL_MENQLM 200 300 PQL_MPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MPRCLM 10 PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 1 024 PQL_MFILLM 100 100 PQL_MPRCLM 8 PQL_MWSEXTENT 2 048 8 192 [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [3]If Motif is loaded [4]Maximum (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-13 Table A-6 (Cont.) NAS Client 250 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ PQL_MWSQUOTA 1 024 2 048 PROCSECTCNT 40 64 RESHASHTBL 512 512 SCSNODE[5] SCSSYSTEMID[5] SYSMWCNT[5] SWPOUTPGCNT 500 512 VIRTUALPAGECNT 50 000[6] 80 000[6] WSMAX 4 200[4] 12 000[4] LOAD_SYS_IMAGES 1 7 WINDOW_SYSTEM 1 1 [4]Maximum_________________________________________________ [5]See discussion in Section A.1.3 [6]Or a number larger than the largest PGFLQUOTA used on the system (whichever is larger) ___________________________________________________________ A.2.5 NAS Server 300 System Parameter Prerequisites Table A-7 describes the SYSGEN parameters required if you install all of the components of the NAS Server 300. These SYSGEN parameters are provided in the file MODPARAMS_NAS_ SERVER.DAT. Table_A-7_NAS_Server_300_System_Parameter_Requirements_____ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ CHANNELCNT 256[2] 315[2] CLISYMTBL 400[7] 400[7] [2]Or_any_number_larger_than_the_largers_FILLM_used_on_the_ system (whichever is larger) [7]During installation only (continued on next page) A-14 Component Installation Prerequisites Table A-7 (Cont.) NAS Server 300 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ GBLPAGES 165 888[1] 273 408[1] GBLPAGFIL 12 394[1] 4 298[1] GBLSECTIONS 1 250[1] 1 591[1] GH_RES_CODE 1 024 GH_RSRVPGCNT 512 IMGREG_PAGES 2 000 KSTACKPAGES 2 LOAD_SYS_IMAGES 1 7 LOCKIDTBL_MAX 2 048 2 048 LOCKIDTBL 256 256 MAXBUF 8 192[3] 8 192[3] MAXPROCESSCNT 32 NPAGEDYN 735 000[4] 670 000[4] PAGEDYN 274 000[4] 289 000[4] PQL_DENQLM 1 000 1 000 PQL_DPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MASTLM 100 100 PQL_MBIOLM 100 100 PQL_MBYTLM 40 000 200 000 PQL_MDIOLM 100 100 PQL_MENQLM 200 300 PQL_MFILLM 100 100 PQL_MPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_MPRCLM 8 10 PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 1 024 PQL_MWSEXTENT 2 048 8 192 [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [3]If Motif is loaded [4]Maximum (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-15 Table A-7 (Cont.) NAS Server 300 System Parameter __________________Requirements_____________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ PQL_MWSQUOTA 1 024 2 048 PROCSECTCNT 40 64 RESHASHTBL 512 512 SCSNODE[5] SCSSYSTEMID[5] SYSMWCNT[5] SWPOUTPGCNT 500 512 VIRTUALPAGECNT 50 000[6] 80 000[6] WSMAX 4 200 19 594 WINDOW_SYSTEM 1 1 [5]See_discussion_in_Section_A.1.3_________________________ [6]Or a number larger than the largest PGFLQUOTA used on the system (whichever is larger) ___________________________________________________________ A.2.6 NAS Production Server 400 System Parameter Prerequisites Table A-8 describes the SYSGEN parameters required if you install all of the components of the NAS Production Server 400. These SYSGEN parameters are provided in the file MODPARAMS_NAS_SERVER.DAT. Table A-8 NAS Production Server 400 System Parameter __________Requirements_____________________________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ CHANNELCNT 256[2] 315[2] CLISYMTBL 500[7] 400[7] GBLPAGES 169 984[1] 278 528[1] [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [2]Or any number larger than the largers FILLM used on the system (whichever is larger) [7]During installation only (continued on next page) A-16 Component Installation Prerequisites Table A-8 (Cont.) NAS Production Server 400 System __________________Parameter_Requirements___________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ GBLPAGFIL 14 442[1] 6 346[1] GBLSECTIONS 1 313[1] 1 654[1] GH_RES_CODE 1 024 GH_RSRVPGCNT 512 IMGREG_PAGES 2 000 KSTACKPAGES 2 LOAD_SYS_IMAGES 1 7 LOCKIDTBL_MAX 2 048 2 048 LOCKIDTBL 256 256 MAXBUF 8 192[3] 8 192[3] MAXPROCESSCNT 32 NPAGEDYN 735 000[4] 670 000[4] PAGEDYN 274 000[4] 289 000[4] PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 PQL_DPGFLQUOTA 32 768 PQL_DASTLM 20 20 PQL_MASTLM 100 100 PQL_DBIOLM 12 12 PQL_MBIOLM 100 100 PQL_MBYTLM 40 000 200 000 PQL_DDIOLM 20 20 PQL_MDIOLM 100 100 PQL_DENQLM 1 000 1 000 PQL_MENQLM 200 300 PQL_MFILLM 100 200 PQL_MPGFLQUOTA 32 768 [1]The_values_given_are_the_number_of_free_(unused)_pages__ and sections that must be available before installation. [3]If Motif is loaded [4]Maximum (continued on next page) Component Installation Prerequisites A-17 Table A-8 (Cont.) NAS Production Server 400 System __________________Parameter_Requirements___________________ Parameter_____________VAX_Value___Alpha_Value______________ PQL_MPRCLM 8 10 PQL_MWSDEFAULT 512 1 024 PQL_MWSEXTENT 2 048 8 192 PQL_MWSQUOTA 1 024 2 048 PROCSECTCNT 40 64 RESHASHTBL 512 512 SCSNODE[5] SCSSYSTEMID[5] SYSMWCNT[5] SWPOUTPGCNT 500 512 VIRTUALPAGECNT 50 000[6] 80 000[6] WSMAX 4 200[4] 19 594[4] WINDOW_SYSTEM 1 1 [4]Maximum_________________________________________________ [5]See discussion in Section A.1.3 [6]Or a number larger than the largest PGFLQUOTA used on the system (whichever is larger) ___________________________________________________________ A-18 Component Installation Prerequisites B _________________________________________________________________ System Management Documentation Table B-1 and Table B-2 list the system management documentation for the products that make up the NAS packages. They are arranged on the basis of the NAS services provided by these products; for example, Presentation Service or Printing Service. Many of the documents referenced below can be found at the OpenVMS Documentation Website: http://www.openvms.compaq.com:8000/ These manuals are also provided on the OpenVMS VAX and OpenVMS Alpha Layered Product Online Documentation Libraries for viewing with the Bookshelf Navigation Utility. For information on general system management tasks see your operating system documentation. Table D-1 lists documentation for the NAS services implemented by the NAS packages. Table_B-1_System_Management_Documentation-_NAS_Services____ ___________________Presentation_Services___________________ DECforms DECforms for OpenVMS Systems Installation Guide DECforms Programmer's Reference Manual (continued on next page) System Management Documentation B-1 Table B-1 (Cont.) System Management Documentation- NAS __________________Services_________________________________ ___________________Presentation_Services___________________ DECwindows Motif DECwindows Motif Version 1.2-6 for OpenVMS Installation Guide DECwindows Motif Guide to Applications Programming Managing DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS Systems Using DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS ___________________________________________________________ _____________________Printing_Services_____________________ DEC Distributed DEC Distributed Queuing Service for Queuing Service OpenVMS Systems Documentation Set DECprint Supervisor DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS Software Installation Guide DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS System Manager's Guide DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS Installation Quick Reference Guide[1] ___________________________________________________________ _____________Communication_and_Control_Services____________ Compaq ACMS ACMS Installation Guide ACMS Getting Started ACMS Quick Reference Guide ACMS Managing Applications Reliable Transaction Reliable Transaction Router Router Installation Guide Reliable Transaction Router System Manager's Manual [1]This_document_is_available_only_in_hardcopy.____________ ___________________________________________________________ Table B-2 lists documentation for the system interfaces implemented by the NAS Packages. B-2 System Management Documentation Table_B-2_System_Management_Documentation-System_Interfaces ____________________Platform_Extensions____________________ Compaq VMScluster Guidelines for VMScluster Client for OpenVMS Configurations[1] VAX OpenVMS System Manager's Manual[1] OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual[1] VMScluster Systems for OpenVMS[1] Compaq RMS RMS Journaling for OpenVMS Manual[1] Journaling Compaq Volume Volume Shadowing for OpenVMS[1] Shadowing ___________________________________________________________ _____________________Network_Transport_____________________ Compaq DECnet-Plus DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Introduction and User's Guide DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Installation and Basic Configuration DECnet-Plus Applications Installation and Advanced Configuration DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Network Management DECnet-Plus Network Control Language Reference DECnet-Plus Problem Solving Compaq DECnet DECnet for OpenVMS Guide to Networking[1] DECnet for OpenVMS Networking Manual[1] DECnet for OpenVMS Network Management Utilities[1] [1]This_book_is_also_available_on_the_operating_system_____ documentation disc. (continued on next page) System Management Documentation B-3 Table B-2 (Cont.) System Management Documentation-System __________________Interfaces_______________________________ _____________________Network_Transport_____________________ Compaq TCP/IP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Services and Compaq Installation and Configuration TCP/IP Client TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Concepts and Planning TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Management TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Management Command Reference Compaq PATHWORKS for PATHWORKS for OpenVMS Server OpenVMS Installation and Configuration Guide Advanced Server Guide to Managing Advanced Server Licenses Advanced Server Commands Reference Manual Server[2] PATHWORKS for OpenVMS Server Administrator's Guide [2]This_book_is_available_only_in_hardcopy.________________ ___________________________________________________________ B-4 System Management Documentation C _________________________________________________________________ NAS Retired Products The purpose of this appendix is to help the system manager to identify products that have been retired from the NAS packages. These licenses will continue to be available to those who purchased their NAS packages while the products were still active, but services, media and documentation are no longer available from Digital/Compaq/HP. Table_C-1_NAS_Retired_Products___________________________________ License Last Retired_NAS_Component_____Name__________VersioRetired_NAS_Package DECmessageQ for OpenVMS DMQ-RTO-V 4.0A Dec- 150200250300400 (Run-Time)[1] 98 DECwindows Motif for 1.2- May- 150200250300400 OpenVMS VAX Local 3 00 Language Versions UI/Cesky DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-CESKY 3 00 UI/Deutsch DW-MOTIF- 1.2- Jun- 150200250300400 UI-DEUTSCH 5 02 UI/Español DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-ESPANOL 3 00 UI/Français DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-FRANCAIS 3 00 UI/Italiano DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-ITALIANO 3 00 UI/Magyar DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-MAGYAR 3 00 [1]available_from_BEA_Systems,_Inc.______________________________ (continued on next page) NAS Retired Products C-1 Table_C-1_(Cont.)_NAS_Retired_Products___________________________ License Last Retired_NAS_Component_____Name__________VersioRetired_NAS_Package UI/Polski DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-POLSKI 3 00 UI/Russkij DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-RUSSKIJ 3 00 UI/Slovensky DW- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 MOTIF-UI- 3 00 SLOVENSKY UI/Svenska DW-MOTIF- 1.2- May- 150200250300400 UI-SVENSKA 3 00 Compaq PrintServer licensed 5.2 Sep- 200250300400 Software with 01 printer MailWorks Server for ALLIN1- 1.3A Jul- 300400 OpenVMS[2] MAIL-SERVER 99 ObjectBroker for ACAS-RT 2.7 Jun- 150200250300400 OpenVMS (Run-Time)[1] 98 Oracle Rdb[TM] for RDB-RUNTIME 6.1 Feb- 250300400 OpenVMS (Run-Time)[3] 96 Oracle Trace DECTRACE 2.2 Feb- 400 Collector[TM] for 96 OpenVMS POLYCENTER Performance VPA 2.2 Apr- 300400 Advisor for OpenVMS 97 POLYCENTER Performance DECPS-DC 2.2 Apr- 250300400 Data Collector for 97 OpenVMS POLYCENTER Software RSM-SERVER 2.2 Apr- 200250300400 Distribution for 97 OpenVMS POSIX for OpenVMS POSIX 3.0 Jun- 200250300400 99 [1]available_from_BEA_Systems,_Inc.______________________________ [2]Compaq Mature Products Support now available [3]available from Oracle, Inc. _________________________________________________________________ C-2 NAS Retired Products D _________________________________________________________________ NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table D-1 shows NAS component release history and the operating system versions supported by each component. The NAS licenses can ben installed on OpenVMS V7.1 or higher. The tables below show the NAS product versions and their support for major Operating System releases. If the same OS version is supported by multiple component product versions, the highest numbered component product version is strongly recommended. Abbreviations in the table include: o FCS - First customer ship (on Software Products Library or Operating System kit) o SPD - Software Product Description o "No" - Operating System in this column is not supported by component software version. The media kits for the NAS components below are shipped on the Software Products Library (cd-rom consolidation), which is released quaraterly. The Software Products Library Master Index includes a NAS table which can be used to see which NAS products have updated in any quarterly release. The purchase of a NAS Package includes the rights to any component software version shipping on the Software Products Library at the time the NAS Package is originally purchased. For rights to new versions, a NAS update service is recommended, or update license certificates can be purchased for the NAS Package or individual components. NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-1 Table_D-1_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_Alpha__________ OpenVMS Alpha Operating System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.2-1___7.2-2___7.3_____7.3-1 Pkg[1] ACMS for 4.4B 02/02 25.50 No 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 5 OpenVMS (Runtime) 4.4A 02/02 25.50 No 7.2-2 7.3 No 5 4.4 08/01 25.50 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 No 5 4.3 08/00 25.50 7.2-1 No No No 5 4.2 05/97 25.50 7.2-1 No No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________________ DEC 1.3 05/94 45.86 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 3,4,5 Distributed Queuing Service for OpenVMS _______________________________________________________________________________ DECforms 3.2 11/00 29.90 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 3,4,5 for OpenVMS (RunTime) 3.1 02/00 29.20 7.2-1 No No No 3,4,5 3.0 11/98 29.20 7.2-1 No No No 3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________________ DECnet-Plus 7.3-1 08/02 50.45 No No No 7.3-1 ALL for OpenVMS Alpha 7.3 05/01 50.45 No No 7.3 No ALL [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS Alpha Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems (continued on next page) D-2 NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table_D-1_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_Alpha__ OpenVMS Alpha Operating System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.2-1___7.2-2___7.3_____7.3-1 Pkg[1] 7.2A 09/01 50.45 No 7.2-2 No No ALL 7.2-1 07/99 50.45 7.2-1 No No No ALL 7.2 02/99 50.45 7.2 No No No ALL _______________________________________________________________________________ DECnet for 7.3-1 08/02 50.45 No No No 7.3-1 ALL OpenVMS Alpha (Phase IV) 7.3 05/01 48.48 No No 7.3 No ALL 7.2 02/99 48.48 7.2-1 7.2-2 No No ALL _______________________________________________________________________________ DECprint 2.1 08/02 44.15 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 2,3,4,5 Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS 2.0 06/01 44.15 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 No 2,3,4,5 1.8 08/00 44.15 7.2-1 No No No 2,3,4,5 1.7 05/99 44.15 7.2-1 No No No 2,3,4,5 1.6 02/99 44.15 7.2-1 No No No 2,3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________________ DECwindows 1.2-6 05/01 42.19 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 ALL Motif for OpenVMS 1.2-5 02/99 42.19 7.2-1 No No No ALL [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS Alpha Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems (continued on next page) NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-3 Table_D-1_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_Alpha__ OpenVMS Alpha Operating System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.2-1___7.2-2___7.3_____7.3-1 Pkg[1] 1.2-4 06/96 42.19 7.2-1 No No No ALL 1.2- 03/97 42.19 7.2-1 No No No ALL 3A _______________________________________________________________________________ PATHWORKS for 6.1 08/01 30.50 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 2,4,5 OpenVMS[2] 6.0D 05/01 30.50 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 No 2,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________________ Advanced 7.3 05/01 30.50 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 2,4,5 Server for OpenVMS[2] 7.2A 07/99 30.50 7.2-1 No No No 2,4,5 7.2 02/99 30.50 7.2-1 No No No 2,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________________ RMS Journaling 7.3-1 08/02 27.58 No No No 7.3-1 5 7.3 05/01 27.58 No No 7.3 No 5 7.2 02/99 27.58 7.2-1 7.2-2 No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________________ TCP/IP 5.3 05/02 46.46 No 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 ALL Services for OpenVMS [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS Alpha Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems [2]Tested withuNAS,nbutrlicensedfoutsideVof NAShonSaspersclient basis (continued on next page) D-4 NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table_D-1_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_Alpha__ OpenVMS Alpha Operating System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.2-1___7.2-2___7.3_____7.3-1 Pkg[1] 5.1 02/01 46.46 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 No ALL 5.0A 07/99 46.46 7.2-1 No No No ALL _______________________________________________________________________________ VMScluster 7.3-1 08/02 29.78 See Product SPD 3,4,5 Software 7.3 05/01 29.78 See Product SPD 3,4,5 7.2 02/99 29.78 See Product SPD 3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________________ Volume 7.3-1 08/02 27.29 No No No 7.3-1 5 Shadowing for OpenVMS 7.3 05/01 27.29 No No 7.3 No 5 7.2-2 09/01 27.29 No 7.2-2 No No 5 7.2 02/99 27.29 7.2-1 No No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________________ Reliable 4.1 08/01 51.04 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 5 Transaction Router for OpenVMS (Back) 4.0 05/01 51.04 7.2-1 - 7.3 No 5 3.2 08/99 51.04 7.2-1 No No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________________ [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS Alpha Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems (continued on next page) NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-5 Table_D-1_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_Alpha__ OpenVMS Alpha Operating System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.2-1___7.2-2___7.3_____7.3-1 Pkg[1] Reliable 4.1 08/01 51.04 7.2-1 7.2-2 7.3 7.3-1 5 Transaction Router for OpenVMS (Front) 4.0 05/01 51.04 7.2-1 - 7.3 No 5 3.2 08/99 51.04 7.2-1 No No No 5 [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS Alpha Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS Alpha Systems __5_=_NAS_Production_Server_400_for_OpenVMS_Alpha_Systems________ Table_D-2_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____________ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] ACMS for 4.4B 10/02 25.50 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 OpenVMS (Runtime) 4.4A 02/02 25.50 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 4.4 09/01 25.50 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 (continued on next page) D-6 NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table_D-2_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] 4.3 03/00 25.50 7.1 7.2 No 5 4.2 06/97 25.50 7.1 7.2 No 5 _______________________________________________________________________ DEC 1.3 05/94 28.80 7.1 7.2 7.3 3,4,5 Distributed Queuing Service for OpenVMS _______________________________________________________________________ DECforms 3.2 03/01 29.90 7.1 7.2 7.3 3,4,5 for OpenVMS (RunTime) 3.1 03/00 29.20 7.1 7.2 No 3,4,5 3.0 12/98 29.20 7.1 7.2 No 3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________ DECnet-Plus 7.3 05/01 25.03 No No 7.3 ALL for OpenVMS VAX 7.2-1 09/99 25.03 No 7.2 No ALL 7.2 02/99 25.03 No 7.2 No ALL _______________________________________________________________________ [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 (continued on next page) NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-7 Table_D-2_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] DECnet for 7.3 05/01 48.48 No No 7.3 ALL OpenVMS (Phase IV) 7.2 02/99 48.48 No 7.2 No ALL _______________________________________________________________________ DECprint 2.0 05/01 44.15 7.1 7.2 7.3 2,3,4,5 Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS 1.8 09/00 44.15 7.1 7.2 No 2,3,4,5 1.7 06/99 44.15 7.1 7.2 No 2,3,4,5 1.6 03/99 44.15 7.1 No No 2,3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________ DECwindows 1.2-6 05/01 42.19 7.1 7.2 7.3 ALL Motif for OpenVMS 1.2-5 02/99 42.19 7.1 7.2 No ALL 1.2-4 06/96 42.19 7.1 7.2 No ALL 1.2- 03/97 42.19 7.1 7.2 No ALL 3A _______________________________________________________________________ [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 (continued on next page) D-8 NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table_D-2_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] PATHWORKS for 6.1 09/01 30.50 7.1 7.2 7.3 2,4,5 OpenVMS[2] 6.0D 05/01 30.50 7.1 7.2 7.3 2,4,5 6.0C 03/00 30.50 7.1 7.2 No 2,4,5 6.0B 03/99 30.50 No 7.2 No 2,4,5 6.0A 12/98 30.50 No No No 2,4,5 5.F01 06/98 30.50 7.1 No No 2,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________ RMS 7.3 05/01 28.58 No No 7.3 5 Journalling 7.2 02/99 28.58 No 7.2 No 5 _______________________________________________________________________ TCP/IP 5.3 06/02 46.46 No 7.2 7.3 ALL Services for OpenVMS 5.1 03/01 46.46 No 7.2 7.3 ALL 5.0A 09/99 46.46 No 7.2 No ALL 4.2 03/98 46.46 7.1 No No ALL _______________________________________________________________________ [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [2]TestedPwithcNAS, butvlicensedooutsideMofVNASSontamper client basis [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 (continued on next page) NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-9 Table_D-2_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] VAXcluster 7.3 05/01 29.78 No No 7.3 3,4,5 Software 7.2 02/99 29.78 No 7.2 No 3,4,5 7.1 03/97 29.78 - No 7.3 3,4,5 _______________________________________________________________________ Volume 7.3 5/01 27.29 No No 7.3 5 Shadowing for OpenVMS 7.2 2/99 27.29 No 7.2 No 5 7.1 3/97 27.29 - No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________ Reliable 4.1 09/01 51.04 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 Transaction Router for OpenVMS (Back) 4.0 03/01 51.04 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 3.2 09/99 51.04 7.1 7.2 No 5 3.1D 03/98 51.04 7.1 No No 5 _______________________________________________________________________ [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 (continued on next page) D-10 NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix Table_D-2_(Cont.)_NAS/OS_Compatibility_Matrix_for_OpenVMS_VAX____ Operating OpenVMS VAX System Version Product_Name_____Vers.___FCS_____SPD_____7.1[3]__7.2_____7.3_____Pkg[1] Reliable 4.1 09/02 51.04 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 Transaction Router for OpenVMS (Front) 4.0 03/01 51.04 7.1 7.2 7.3 5 3.2 09/99 51.04 7.1 7.2 No 5 3.1D 03/98 51.04 7.1 No No 5 [1]The_number_listed_in_this_column_refers_to_the_NAS_Package_in_ which this product exists. The key is below: 1 = NAS Client 150 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 2 = NAS Base Server 200 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 3 = NAS Client 250 for OpenVMS VAX Workstations 4 = NAS Server 300 for OpenVMS VAX Systems 5 = NAS Production Server 400 for OpenVMS VAX Systems [3]Support services for OpenVMS V7.1 were retired on 30-Jun-2002 _________________________________________________________________ NAS/Operating System Compatibility Matrix D-11 _________________________________________________________________ Index B VMScluster requirements, 2-8 _______________________________ Backing up the system disk, N______________________________ 2-4 NAS architecture C______________________________ description, 1-1 CD-ROMS components, 1-2 contents and directories, NAS Base Server 200 1-9 components, 1-4 Cover letters, accessing, 1-9 description, 1-2 NAS Client 150 D components, 1-3 _______________________________ description, 1-2 Disk space NAS Client 250 required to install, 2-2 components, 1-5 Documentation description, 1-2 accessing, 1-9 NAS packages CD-ROMS H______________________________ structure, 1-9 Hardware description required to install, 2-2 introduced, 1-1, 1-2 prerequisites, 2-3 I hardware, 2-1 _______________________________ OpenVMS tailoring classes, Installation 2-3 NAS packages prerequisites, NAS Production Server 400 2-1 components, 1-8 description, 1-2 L______________________________ NAS Server 300 License components, 1-6 registering, 2-7 description, 1-2 VAXcluster requirements, 2-8 Index-1