DIGITAL Software Product Description ___________________________________________________________________ PRODUCT NAME: PATHWORKS V1.3A for OpenVMS (Macintosh) SPD 35.09.05 DESCRIPTION PATHWORKS[TM] V1.3A for OpenVMS[TM] (Macintosh[R]) is a member of the PATHWORKS family of software products that provides Macintosh network- ing and network operating system (NOS) integration in local and wide area networks. PATHWORKS integrates PCs, Macintosh servers, NOSs, net- work transports, and protocols and provides the foundation for client- server applications and corporate information exchanges. PATHWORKS provides a framework for integrating personal computers into an organization's total information system, so that different types of users can share information, large system resources, and network services across the entire organization. PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) allows Alpha and VAX[TM] computers running the OpenVMS operating system to offer file, print, and mail services to Macintosh clients. By using an Alpha or a VAX server sys- tem, Macintosh users can share applications, data, printers, and re- sources; access information from remote systems on the network; and apply that information in Macintosh applications. PATHWORKS for Macintosh software allows Macintosh clients to access file, print, and mail services on OpenVMS. This software also includes applications for terminal emulation, X display services, TCP/IP util- ities, DECnet[TM], and mail. PATHWORKS for Macintosh is used with PATH- WORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) and is required for Macintosh client ac- cess to these OpenVMS based services (SPD 31.53.xx). May 1997 AE-PJBDF-TE Features PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides the following features and capabilities: o DECshare file services o DECshare print services o Server management and control o PATHWORKS Mail Server o AppleTalk[R] for OpenVMS o AppleTalk-to-DECnet Transport Gateway Server Software PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides the Macintosh user with the following features of the server software: o DECshare File Services - The Macintosh user is provided with ac- cess to remote OpenVMS file systems as a transparent extension of the client's local disk facilities. Macintosh files are stored on the Alpha and VAX systems and accessed as if they were stored on the user's local disk. DECshare file services are based on the Ap- pleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 network transport and are compliant with the Apple[R] Filing Protocol (AFP) V2.1. DECshare file services assign the Macintosh type and creator attributes to files that were not created on a Macintosh. The creator and type determine the icon that is displayed on the Macintosh desktop. When a Macintosh user selects a file that was not created using the Mac- intosh, DECshare file services uses a lookup table to assign a type and creator based on the file's extension. This table may be modified to tailor the server to site-specific needs. Each Macintosh file stored on the file server is stored as an Open- VMS file in RMS Sequential file format. These Macintosh files are ac- cessible to OpenVMS users and applications that can interpret the con- tent and organization of a file written by a Macintosh application. 2 The file server can read all RMS file types that can be read sequen- tially, allowing Macintosh applications to read files written by an OpenVMS application. Each read issued by the Macintosh application re- sults in the presentation to the application of the next n bytes con- tained sequentially in the file. AFP byte-range locking is supported for Macintosh applications access- ing files provided through the file service. System administrators can create file services that appear in any one of the local AppleTalk zones, which provides flexibility in your en- vironment. System administrators can also limit the number of connec- tions to a file server volume and set a timeout value for inactive con- nections to a file server. The file server can detect unauthorized in- trusions using the OpenVMS Intrusion database. o DECshare Print Services - Remote printers appear to the Macintosh user as a transparent extension of the client's local facilities. Macintosh users can access OpenVMS print queues to print to both Apple LaserWriter[R] and DIGITAL PostScript[R] printers. The Ap- ple LaserWriter can be accessible to OpenVMS users via a LocalTalk[R]- to-Ethernet router, a direct Ethernet connection (for those Laser- Writer printers that support this), a terminal server (LAT) port, or a direct connection to a serial port on the server system. The system administrator assigns a service name to the print queue. The Macintosh users select the printer from the Chooser as they do lo- cal printers. Then the printer I/O is directed to the defined and se- lected DECshare print service. DECshare print services include support for the DECshare Receiver, which handles print requests from the Macintosh. The Receiver stores the PostScript data it receives from the Macintosh in a temporary OpenVMS file be- fore sending the data to the OpenVMS print queuing system. System ad- ministrators can choose to disable the Receiver so that Macintosh users cannot print to a specific LaserWriter. System administrators can also hide a LaserWriter from the Chooser, so that users who want to print to a specific printer are required to print through the DECshare print service. 3 DECshare print services also support the DECshare print symbiont, which transfers data from Alpha and VAX systems to an Apple LaserWriter printer. The DECshare print symbiont also converts an ASCII file submitted by an OpenVMS user to PostScript data before transferring the data to the printer. The symbiont does not support full ANSI conversion. DECshare uses the DECprint[R] Printing Services to transfer data to a DIGITAL PostScript printer. The MSA$MANAGER utility is used to create print services. Print queues for DIGITAL's printers must be previously defined on the OpenVMS sys- tem. LaserWriter queues using the DECshare print symbiont are created by the MSA$MANAGER utility. o Server Management and Control - When a server offers a file resource for use, the system administrator can associate an Access Control List, which specifies privileges assigned to users. While the software may be running on more than one node of a VMSclus- ter[TM], each Macintosh volume served can only be served from a sin- gle file server in the cluster. As a result, there is no cluster failover of a served volume. An administrator's utility (MSA$MANAGER) is provided to allow the sys- tem administrator to add and remove services and show resources. The system administrator can also manage a remote server using the SET RE- MOTE command. A second administrator's utility (ATK$MANAGER) is provided to allow the system administrator to set up and maintain AppleTalk for Open- VMS and the AppleTalk-to-DECnet transport gateway. 4 o PATHWORKS Mail Server - The mail server included in PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides Macintosh and PC clients with the abil- ity to send and receive electronic mail messages. A mail account must be established on the OpenVMS server for each client, unless an account already exists. Mail can be sent to this account by other Macintosh clients as well as users of any mail system that can com- municate with OpenVMS mail software. The mail server then routes messages to the appropriate client when the client logs in to the server. The PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) mail server provides the Mac- intosh user with folders, distribution lists, and delivery capabil- ities. Notification of new messages occurs when the Macintosh user logs in to a network session and the PATHWORKS Listener is running on the client. Network Connectivity o Appletalk for OpenVMS - AppleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 is an implemen- tation of Apple's AppleTalk Networking protocols and interface li- braries for OpenVMS systems. AppleTalk for OpenVMS allows an Open- VMS system to communicate with an AppleTalk network. The DECshare file and print services use this network transport. The AppleTalk for OpenVMS protocol stack includes support for the following pro- tocols: ADSP, AELAP, AARP, AEP, NBP, ZIP, RTMP (full set), ATP, ASP (server only), and PAP (client and server). The ASP client and the AFP protocols are not implemented in the AppleTalk for OpenVMS pro- tocol stack. AppleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 supports AppleTalk Phase 2 protocols. Only Macintosh computers connected to Phase 2 networks can access services using AppleTalk for OpenVMS. AppleTalk for OpenVMS also allows routing, or tunneling, through DEC- net. When tunneling, AppleTalk packets are encapsulated in DECnet pack- ets, so that the AppleTalk network can be extended, and Macintosh users can access remote AppleTalk networks and servers as if they were lo- cal. 5 The router provides AppleTalk Internet routing, zone management, rout- ing table maintenance, and name-binding broadcast request handling. When routing, or tunneling, datalink speeds below 56 kilobits/second are not recommended and speeds below 19.2 kilobits/second are not sup- ported. The datalink speed must be capable of handling DECnet and Ap- pleTalk traffic (including all protocol overhead) without congestion. That is, there must be sufficient bandwidth to maintain reliable com- munications. o AppleTalk-to-DECnet Transport Gateway - AppleTalk-to-DECnet Trans- port Gateway, which is OpenVMS software, connects a Macintosh with a DECnet service on any DECnet node. As a result, Macintosh users who have only AppleTalk connectivity, but no DECnet resident soft- ware, can participate in task-to-task applications. Macintosh ap- plications that are written to take advantage of the AppleTalk-to- DECnet gateway can participate in AppleTalk-to-DECnet task-to-task communications. The gateway provides bidirectional conversion be- tween AppleTalk ADSP and DECnet NSP protocols. The gateway supports up to 1000 connections from client applications - provided that suf- ficient system CPU and memory resources are available. Significant system tuning will be necessary if the number of sessions is raised appreciably from the default of 32. 6 Restrictions and Limitations Because PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) uses AppleTalk Phase 2 pro- tocols, services provided by PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) servers will only be accessible to Macintoshes that are connected to Phase 2 networks. Phase 1 networks can coexist with Phase 2 networks, provided that Phase 1 to Phase 2 transition router is suitably placed somewhere in the network. Use of Phase 1 protocols anywhere in the network is not recommended due to the increased network load. While AFP byte range locking is supported among Macintosh clients, only file locking is supported with other types of clients (MS-DOS[R] and OS/2[R]). For a serially connected LaserWriter, the following characters in font families are not available: Ctrl-C, Ctrl-D, Ctrl-Q, Ctrl-S, Ctrl-T. These characters are used by the PostScript interpreter for handshak- ing purposes. Attempts to print these characters result in a space char- acter. This restriction does not apply to AppleTalk printers directly connected on Ethernet or LocalTalk. The PATHWORKS mail server restricts folder names to 39 characters. If a user creates a folder name with more than 39 characters, the name is truncated after the 39th character. The DECshare implementation of AFP V2.1 does not support Blank Access Privileges or the AFP Cat Search functions. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS For Systems Using Terminals (No DECwindows[TM] Interface): o OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V6.1 - V7.1 o OpenVMS VAX Operating System V5.5-2 - V7.1 For Workstations Running DECwindows: o OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V6.1 - V7.1 7 o OpenVMS VAX Operating System V5.5-2 - V7.1 PATHWORKS for Macintosh Client Software PATHWORKS for Macintosh V1.3A (SPD 31.53.xx) is recommended for best compatibility and performance on the latest Macintosh computers. PATH- WORKS for Macintosh V1.2 or later is required to take advantage of spe- cial DECshare server notification messages via the PATHWORKS Listener. OpenVMS Tailoring For OpenVMS V5.x systems, the following OpenVMS classes are required for full functionality: o OpenVMS Required Saveset o Network Support o System Programming o Secure User's Environment For more information on OpenVMS classes and tailoring, refer to the OpenVMS VAX Operating System Software Product Description (SPD 25.01.xx). For printers listed in the Optional DIGITAL Hardware section of this SPD, appropriate supporting software (such as DECprint Printing Ser- vices V4.1, SPD 32.41.xx) is required. AppleTalk tunneling and the AppleTalk-to-DECnet gateway require DEC- net or DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS VAX V5.5. For DECnet/OSI support, the OpenVMS node must have a Phase IV compatible name in the back trans- lation table. 8 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) has been tested on a number of sup- ported configurations. If a customer problem with PATHWORKS for Open- VMS (Macintosh) is reproduced by the customer on one of these supported configurations, DIGITAL will work the problem to resolution on these supported configurations. If the customer problem cannot be reproduced by the customer on one of these supported configurations, it is the responsibility of the customer to resolve the issue. To be supported by PATHWORKS for Macintosh, a Macintosh computer must have either built-in (on-board) Ethernet, or a Nubus Ethernet adap- tor card. The computer must have at least 2 MB of physical memory free (in addition to the memory consumed by the operating system and con- currently running application programs). The computer must also have at least 15 MB of disk space available for a complete installation. Typical installations (such as the default installation, which does not include MacX) consume approximately 5 MB of disk space. PATHWORKS supports all Alpha and VAX systems, components, and periph- erals supported by the versions of OpenVMS listed as supported in the OpenVMS SPDs for Alpha and VAX systems. Processors not supported: o MicroVAX[TM] I, MicroVAX II, MicroVAX 2000 o VAXstation[TM] I, VAXstation II, VAXstation 2000, VAXstation 8000 o VAX-11/725, VAX-11/730, VAX 11/782 Other Hardware Requirements The Alpha or VAX system must be connected to the same AppleTalk In- ternet or DECnet network as the Macintosh client. A minimum of 1 MB of available memory is required to install and run the server process. Depending on client print and file service work- load, up to 1 MB of additional memory should be allocated for every five Macintosh clients. Ten percent of total memory should be left free. 9 PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports all valid DIGITAL Alpha or VAX Ethernet or FDDI controllers. Refer to the OpenVMS VAX Operating System (SPD 25.01.xx) for more information about these controllers. LocalTalk connections are not supported by the Alpha or VAX hardware and Token Ring connections are not supported by PATHWORKS for Open- VMS (Macintosh). The use of some external routers to connect LocalTalk or TokenTalk[R] Macintosh networks to Ethernet is supported. Refer to PATHWORKS for Macintosh (SPD 31.56.xx) for more information. Disk space requirements (block cluster size equals 1): ___________________________________________________________________ Installation /Permanent_Use_______Disk_Space_Required___________________________ _____________________Blocks___Kbytes_______________________________ Alpha installa- 24,600 12,300 tion VAX installation 20,800 10,400 Alpha use (perma- 22,100 11,050 nent) VAX use (perma- 18,300 9,150 nent)______________________________________________________________ These counts refer to the disk space required on the system disk. The sizes are approximate; actual sizes may vary depending on the user's system environment, configuration, and software options. These counts include the OpenVMS server software only. Optional Apple Hardware The following hardware options may be added to the configurations (sub- ject to the limitations of the system chosen) described in the Hard- ware Requirements section. 10 PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports the following Apple Com- puter PostScript laser printers: o LaserWriter Plus o LaserWriter II NT o LaserWriter II NTX o LaserWriter IIf o LaserWriter IIg o LaserWriter Pro 600 and 630 o LaserWriter Select 360 Optional DIGITAL Hardware PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports the following DIGITAL PostScript printers: o PrintServer[TM] 40 Plus o PrintServer 40 o PrintServer 32 o PrintServer 20 Turbo o PrintServer 20 o ColorMate PS o LN03R ScriptPrinter[TM] o DEClaser[TM] 1150 o DEClaser 1152 o DEClaser 2150 o DEClaser 2250 o DEClaser 3250 o DECcolorwriter 1000 11 o DEClaser 3500 o DEClaser 3500 CLUSTER ENVIRONMENT While the software may be running on more than one node of a VMSclus- ter, each Macintosh volume served can be served only from a single file server on a single system in the cluster. As a result, there is no sup- port for cluster failover of a served volume. DISTRIBUTION MEDIA TK50 Tape Cartridge, CD-ROM 12 SOFTWARE LICENSING Client-Based Licensing (Designated Access) PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) may be licensed for operation and access when appropriate client-based licenses are purchased for clients using the services of this product. A license must be obtained in advance for each Macintosh system from which the PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) services are accessed. See the attached PATHWORKS license terms and conditions for File and Print Access (Designated Access) licenses for a description of the spe- cific rights granted. See the Ordering Information section for order- ing information. ORDERING INFORMATION Software Licensing You must purchase a PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access li- cense for each client system accessing the PATHWORKS V1.3 for Open- VMS (Macintosh) software running on one or more systems.+ Note that a client needs only a single license to access many systems running PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh). PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access licenses may be ordered as follows: (One required per Macintosh client.) QM-0EAAA-AB, 1-user QM-0EAAA-AC, 10-user ____________________ Discontinued License Information The following licenses are no longer sold but continue to be valid and grant the right to access systems running the PATHWORKS V1.3 for OpenVMS (Macintosh) software: PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh CCS - QM-YPHAA-Ax 13 QM-0EAAA-AD, 25-user QM-0EAAA-AE, 50-user QM-0EAAA-AF, 100-user QM-0EAAA-AG, 250-user QM-0EAAA-AH, 500-user QM-0EAAA-AJ, 1000-user 14 Media and Documentation Media and Documentation: (On-Line Documentation) QA-YPCAA-H* (Minimum of one required.) Programmer's Documentation: QA-YPCAC-GZ (Optional.) Documentation Server Administration documentation includes the Introduction to the AppleTalk Network System, Server Installation Guide, Server Adminis- trator's Guide, and Server Administrator's Reference Manual. Programmers' documentation includes the Programmer's Guide, Program- mer's Reference, DECnet for Macintosh Programmer's Reference, Program- mer's ReadMe. Note: The availability of these software product options and services may vary by country. Customers should contact their local DIGITAL of- fice for information on availability. SOFTWARE PRODUCT SERVICES A variety of service options are available from DIGITAL. For more in- formation, contact your local DIGITAL office. [R] MS-DOS is a registered trademark and Windows NT is a trade- mark of Microsoft Corporation. [R] OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. [R] PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Inc. [R] Apple, AppleTalk, LaserWriter, LocalTalk Apple Computer, Inc. [TM] DEC, DECnet, DECprint, DEClaser, DECwindows, DIGITAL, LN03R ScriptPrinter, MicroVAX, OpenVMS, PATHWORKS, PrintServer, TK, VAX, VAXstation, VMS, VMScluster, and the DIGITAL logo, are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation. © 1997 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 15 DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENTS for PATHWORKS Programs STOP! IMPORTANT - CAREFULLY READ THE DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE PRO- CEEDING. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ITS TERMS, PLEASE RETURN THE LICENSE AGREEMENT AND ALL ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS WITHOUT FURTHER OPENING OR USING THEM. RETURN THEM TO THE SUPPLIER FROM WHICH YOU OBTAINED THEM FOR A FULL REFUND. FURTHER OPENING OR USE OF THE MATERIALS INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT. A Product Authorization Key constitutes proof of license, and is re- quired to permit use of the Software in accordance with these terms. 16 DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT for PATHWORKS Programs STOP! IMPORTANT - CAREFULLY READ THE DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE PRO- CEEDING. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ITS TERMS, PLEASE RETURN THE LICENSE AGREEMENT AND ALL ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS WITHOUT FURTHER OPENING OR USING THEM. RETURN THEM TO THE SUPPLIER FROM WHICH YOU OBTAINED THEM FOR A FULL REFUND. FURTHER OPENING OR USE OF THE MATERIALS INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT. A Product Authorization Key constitutes proof of license, and is re- quired to permit use of the Software in accordance with these terms. 17 LICENSE TERMS _PATHWORKS_PC_Concurrent_Licenses: [1] A. License: PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare) PC Concurrent Li- cense When you purchase the above license you may use the following program ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Program: PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare) B. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager) PC Concurrent License When you purchase the above license you may use the following program ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Program: PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager) C. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (LAN Manager) PC Con- current License ____________________ Formerly referred to as FPS licenses 18 When you purchase the above license you may use the following program ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Program: PATHWORKS V6.1 for DIGITAL UNIX (Advanced Server) 19 D. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare) PC Concur- rent License When you purchase the above license you may use the following program ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Program: PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare) Section_1_Specific_Terms You may install the Software identified above on one server for con- current access by the Quantity of clients specified on the asso- ciated Product Authorization Key. 20 _PATHWORKS_Designated_Access_Licenses:[2] A. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 (LAN Manager) Designated Access License When you purchase the above license you may use the following programs ("Software") under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Programs: PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager) PATHWORKS for ULTRIX, V1.3 PATHWORKS V6.1 for DIGITAL UNIX (Advanced Server) PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX, V1.1 B. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 (NetWare) Designated Access License When you purchase the above license, or if you have a PATHWORKS V1.0 (NetWare) FPA license, you may use the following programs ("Software") under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Server Programs: PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare) PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare) C. License: PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access License ____________________ Formerly referred to as FPA licenses 21 When you purchase the above license, or if you have a PATHWORKS V1.2 (Macintosh) FPA license, you may use the following programs ("Soft- ware") under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided in Addi- tional Terms below. Server Programs: PATHWORKS V1.3 for OpenVMS (Macintosh) Section_2_Specific_Terms You may install the Software on multiple servers for access by the Quantity of designated clients. The Quantity is specified on the associated Product Authorization Key. 22 _PATHWORKS_System_Licenses: [3] A. License: PATHWORKS 32 V7.0 System License or License: PATHWORKS 32 V7.0 System-UPGRADE [*] When you purchase either of the above licenses you may use the fol- lowing programs ("Software") under the terms in Section 3 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Programs: PATHWORKS 32 V7.0 PATHWORKS V6.0 for DOS and Windows PATHWORKS V4.1 for Windows NT[TM] PATHWORKS V5.1 for OS/2 eXcursion V2.1 B. License: PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh System License When you purchase the above license you may use the following program ("Software") under the terms in Section 3 and all terms provided in Additional Terms below. Program: PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh Section_3_Specific_Terms ____________________ Formerly referred to as CNS licenses See special terms for UPGRADE licenses in the GRANT section under Ad- ditional Terms below. 23 You may use the Software on the Quantity of computers specified on the associated Product Authorization Key. 24 ADDITIONAL TERMS 1. GRANT Digital Equipment Corporation ("DIGITAL") grants you the right to use the version(s) of the Software specified above or any prior version of the Software. 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If you have any questions concerning this Agreement, please contact your local DIGITAL sales office or write to: DIGITAL EQUIPMENT COR- PORATION, 111 Powdermill Road, Maynard, MA 01754-1418. [R] Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. [R] NetWare is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc. [R] OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. [R] UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries, licensed exclusively through X/Open Com- pany, Ltd. [R] Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. [TM] SCO is a trademark of Santa Cruz Operations, Inc. [TM] Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. [TM] The DIGITAL Logo, Alpha, DEC, DIGITAL, OpenVMS, PATHWORKS, and ULTRIX are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation. ©1997 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 29