Using the HP DTC Manager/UX

Installing DTC Manager/UX with HP-UX 9.x

However, if your LAN device ﬁle name is not /dev/lan0, you must start the

daemons manually and edit the ﬁle /etc/rc yourself. The steps below describe

how to check the LAN device ﬁle name.

1 Execute the lanscan command to display the list of physically connected LAN

devices on your system.

2 Look for the Net-Interface Name defined in the information displayed by

lanscan. Identify the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on

which your DTCs are connected.

3 If the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on which your DTCs

are connected is indicated as lan0 (full path name: /dev/lan0), your

installation is correct. Take the following steps to complete the installation:

a If you are upgrading from a previous release of DTC Manager/UX, execute

the following command for each DTC:

dtcreset dtcname

b then configure your DTCs using DTC Manager/UX.

4 If the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on which your DTCs

are connected is not indicated as lan0 (full path name /dev/lan0), go to the

next section.

Modifications for LAN device file names other than /dev/lan0

If /dev/lan0 is not your LAN device ﬁle name, there are two modiﬁcations

required. You must:

• start the rbootd and dtcnmd daemons with the correct LAN device

• edit the file /etc/rc to ensure that these daemons are automatically started up

when the system is rebooted.

The rbootd daemon handles the download of a DTC when it is switched on or

reset. The dtcnmd daemon handles the transmission of network management data

from the system to the DTC ( for more information about these daemons refer to the

man pages).