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The Question is: I want to connect a DECSERVER 90L+ to an ALPHA (OpenVms 6.2). I have declared the DECSERVER with NCP : ------------------------------------------- $mc ncp sho node dsgfi2 char Node Volatile Characteristics as of 6-JAN-2000 11:56:43 Remote node = 1.7 (DSGFI2) Service circuit = EWA-0 Service password = 0000000000000000 Hardware address = 08-00-2B-93-86-4D Load file = MOM$LOAD:MNENG1.SYS Dump file = MOM$LOAD:DS9DSGFI2.DMP ------------------------------------------- When I want to connect a terminal VT420 from the Decserver I have a message "%DS90L-321 Connection Not Established - Network not connected". Is there other declarations (or actions) to do on Alpha to see the DecServer Thanks for your respons, Bye Didier SOTTER dsotter@gfi-info.fr The Answer is : The steps involve configuring the network LAN hardware, configuring the network driver(s) on OpenVMS, and then setting up and starting up LAT on the OpenVMS host. As it appears you have configured the network LAN hardware and have the OpenVMS network drivers configured and loaded, please see the following information for configuring and managing LAT on OpenVMS: http://www.openvms.digital.com:8000/72final/6017/6017pro_096.html#6017lat The steps involved in configuring a DECserver are covered in the DECserver documentation. DECnet is used solely for the MOP download processing -- the download of the software into the DECserver device. DECserver devices then use LAT or TCP/IP for subsequent user-level network communications, and MOP or similar for management functions. (Not all DECserver devices support both LAT and TCP/IP.)
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