Introduction to Networking for NonStop S-Series Servers
Managing Communications Subsystems
Introduction to Networking for HP NonStop S-Series Servers—520670-005
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NonStop SNMP
NonStop NET/MASTER Management Services (MS)
NonStop NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) is a network management system 
that allows you to monitor and manage a single NonStop S-series server or an entire 
network, composed of both HP and IBM systems, from a single terminal. With NonStop 
NET/MASTER MS you can:
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View event messages generated by both local and remote systems throughout a 
network
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Issue commands to remotely control and gather information about any peer system 
in the network, and have the responses displayed on your local terminal
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Run system utilities, TACL routines, and other external conversational mode and 
page-mode applications
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Write and execute custom applications and operations management automation 
procedures with the NonStop NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL), a 
high-level language created specifically for automating system and network 
management tasks
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Browse local log files containing messages that report activity occurring throughout 
the network
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Tailor your operations environment to suit the needs of your own system and 
network
TSM and OSM Packages
The TSM package is a client-server application that provides troubleshooting, 
maintenance, and service tools. The TSM package consists of software components 
that run on the NonStop S-series server and on a PC-compatible workstation. The 
TSM software on the workstation features a GUI that contains extensive online help.
Some of the tasks that can be performed using the TSM software include:
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Starting the NonStop S-series server
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Identifying system components and configurations
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Displaying physical and logical views of the system configuration
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Checking the current status of system components and browsing event logs
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Performing maintenance actions on specified customer-replaceable units (CRUs) 
and field-replaceable units (FRUs), such as the Ethernet 4 ServerNet adapter 
(E4SA), Fast Ethernet adapter (FESA), Gigabit Ethernet ServerNet adapter 
(GESA), Gigabit Ethernet 4-port ServerNet adapter (G4SA), and the ServerNet/FX 
adapter
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Sending problem and configuration information to a service provider










