TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual

About This Manual
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How This Manual Is Organized
How This Manual Is Organized
The following table summarizes the contents of this manual:
Section and Title Description
Section 1, Configuration Quick Start
This section provides concise examples of
setting up the HP NonStop TCP/IP
environment. The services are not described
in detail in this section; for more detailed
information, see Networking Services
Provided in the Guardian Environment on
page 3-28, and Appendix B, NonStop
TCP/IP Processes and Protocols. For more
complex configuration examples, see
Section 3, Configuring the NonStop TCP/IP
Subsystem.
Section 2, Overview of NonStop TCP/IP
This section describes the NonStop TCP/IP
subsystem in relation to other NonStop data
communications subsystems.
Section 3, Configuring the NonStop TCP/IP
Subsystem
This section discusses a set of command
files that you can use to start and configure
your NonStop TCP/IP environment over a
network connected to a NonStop system.
This section also provides information about
networking services provided by NonStop
TCP/IP and explains how to configure the
OSS environment to use NonStop TCP/IP.
See Appendix A, Configuration Reference,
for reference information about the DNS
server and the standard resource record
format.
Section 4, SCF Reference
This section provides information about:

The Subsystem Control Facility (SCF)

SCF commands available for TCP/IP

The PTrace facility
Appendix A, Configuration Reference
This appendix provides reference material
required for configuring your NonStop
TCP/IP subsystem.
Appendix B, NonStop TCP/IP Processes and
Protocols
This appendix provides additional
information about the NonStop server
implementation of Transmission Control
Protocol/ Internet Protocol. It also includes
information on the services provided by the
NonStop TCP/IP environment not
documented in Section 1, Configuration
Quick Start and Section 3, Configuring the
NonStop TCP/IP Subsystem.