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Preparing to Install the Mainframe Application

Preparing to Install the Mainframe Application

This chapter describes what you do to prepare to install the CiscoWorks Blue Maps and SNA View mainframe component. Before you install, configure, and validate this product, read the following main topics in this chapter:

Mainframe Hardware Requirements

You need the following hardware to install the mainframe application:

Mainframe Software Requirements

This section lists mainframe software that you need to run the mainframe application.

Required Mainframe Software

You must have the following mainframe software to use with the mainframe application:

If both TCP/IP and LU 6.2 are available, Cisco recommends TCP/IP.

Workstation Software

All CiscoWorks Blue Maps or SNA View workstations must have either TCP/IP or LU 6.2 connectivity to the mainframe. TCP/IP connectivity is provided through the workstation operating system. LU 6.2 connectivity is provided by one of the following products:

Optional Mainframe Software

The following mainframe software is optional:

Mainframe Installation Summary

This section summarizes the steps you follow to install the mainframe application and to update the other mainframe software. Use this installation summary to ensure that you have performed all the mainframe installation tasks.

Step 1 Install the mainframe tape files to the mainframe.

Step 2 Configure connectivity from the workstation to the mainframe.

Step 3 Update MVS and VTAM. Change the MVS and VTAM system software.

Step 4 Update the Configuration Services XID exit routine.

Step 5 Do not filter out the following messages:

Step 6 Update the NSPPARM configuration file by customizing the mainframe parameter cards.

Step 7 Update either TME:10 Netview for OS/390 (NetView) or SOLVE: Netmaster (Netmaster).


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