Introduction to Networking for NonStop S-Series Servers

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Introduction to Networking for HP NonStop S-Series Servers—520670-005
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Part II Contents
Part II Contents
Part II, HP Networking Solutions, consists of Sections 5 through 11. These sections
explain how HP communications products meet requirements for connecting diverse
devices and networks. Table ii summarizes the contents of the sections in Part II.
Table ii. Summary of Contents (Part II)
Section Title Contents
5 Expand Network
Describes the HP Expand network software,
which is used to create networks of HP
NonStop S-series servers and other
NonStop systems.
6 Device-Specific Connections
Describes HP products and facilities that
can be used to connect different kinds of
devices to a NonStop S-series server or an
Expand network.
7 HP NonStop S-Series Systems
Network Architecture (SNA)
Network Connections
Describes HP products and facilities that
allow NonStop S-series servers to
communicate with IBM Systems Network
Architecture (SNA) systems and devices.
8 Open Systems Interconnection
(OSI) Network Connections
Describes HP products and facilities that
allow NonStop S-series servers to
participate in Open Systems Interconnection
(OSI) networks.
9 Local Area Network (LAN)
Connections
Describes HP products and facilities that
allow NonStop S-series servers to
communicate with workstations and
systems on local area networks (LANs).
10 TCP/IP Network Connections
Describes HP products and facilities that
allow NonStop S-series servers to
communicate with other systems over
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) networks. Parallel Library
TCP/IP is also described.
11 Internet Applications
Describes HP products and facilities that
enable you to integrate applications with the
World Wide Web.