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Installing the Mainframe Application

Installing the Mainframe Application

This chapter provides information on installing the mainframe application directly from the CD or using the System Modification Program Extended (SMP/E), Release 7 or later. The CD contains all the materials required to install the mainframe application.

This chapter includes the following main sections:

Using CiscoWorks Blue Release 3.0 Workstation Software with SNA View Release 2.1 or 3.0

If your workstation is running CiscoWorks Blue Release 3.0, the mainframe must be running CiscoWorks Blue Release 2.1 or 3.0. Cisco strongly recommends that you upgrade both the workstation and mainframe to CiscoWorks Blue 3.0.

Installing the Mainframe Application

This section describes how to install the mainframe application. Two methods for installing the mainframe application from the CD-ROM are provided and are in the following subsections:

  This method is the simplest installation method. Use this method if you are not going to use SMP/E to install the mainframe software.
  Use this method if you are going to install the mainframe software using SMP/E.

Installing the Mainframe Application Directly

If you choose to directly install the application, use the procedures in the following subsections:

Copying the Files from the Workstation to the Mainframe

Use the following procedure to copy the required files from your workstation to the mainframe:

Step 1   Change the directory to the mount point for the CD-ROM.

Step 2   Select the mainframe subdirectory (cd mainframe).

Step 3   Select the direct subdirectory (cd direct).

Step 4   Using a valid user name and password, use ftp to transfer files to the mainframe.

Step 5   Enter ftp target host > bin for binary mode transfer.

Step 6   Enter the following commands to set the database attributes necessary for starting the data sets:

quote site lrecl=80 RECFM=FB CYLINDERS PRIMARY=1 SECONDARY=1 put NSPSCLST.SEQ put NSPSLOAD.SEQ put NSPSSAMP.SEQ

The three files now exist on the mainframe as the following sequential data sets:

Continue with the "Receiving the Data Sets on the Mainframe" section.

Receiving the Data Sets on the Mainframe

Use the following procedure to receive the data sets on the mainframe:

Step 1   For the following files, enter RECEIVE INDS(/) next to the name of the data set in the ISPF data set list.

RECEIVE INDS(/)

Step 2   Press Enter to receive the data sets as the following:

Note   You may have to press Enter more than once to receive the data sets and to clear the informational messages.

Step 3   Copy and then rename the data sets as desired. Rename the data sets to name that matches the values specified on the NSPOPEN procedure.

You have completed loading the mainframe application files from the CD-ROM. The next step is to configure the mainframe application software using the information in "Updating the Mainframe Application Software."

Installing the Mainframe Application Using SMP/E

If you choose to install the mainframe application using SMP/E, use the following procedure:

Note   All the files required to install the mainframe application are in the EBCDIC format and are located on the CD-ROM. To avoid character translation, perform all file transfers in binary mode. The installation libraries have been converted to the XMIT format using the TSO transmit facility.
Step 1   Change the directory to the mount point for the CD-ROM.

Step 2   Select the mainframe subdirectory (cd mainframe).

Step 3   Select the smpe subdirectory (cd smpe).

Step 4   Using a valid user name and password, use ftp to transfer files to the mainframe.

Step 5   Enter ftp target host > bin for binary mode transfer.

Step 6   Use the following site options command to transfer the following six files to the MVS host.

quote site lrecl=80 RECFM=FB CYLINDERS PRIMARY=1 SECONDARY=2

These files should be located on the CD-ROM.

Remember to use binary mode and to set the MVS host FTP SITE options appropriately.

The following is a sample FTP session to send the files to the MVS host:

ftp mvshost.com user:ibmuser password: xxxxxxxx bin quote site lrecl=80 RECFM=FB CYLINDERS PRIMARY=1 SECONDARY=1 put NSPS300.F1.SEQ put NSPS300.F2.SEQ put NSPS300.F3.SEQ put NSPS300.F4.SEQ put NSPS300.NSPSINST.SEQ put NSPS300.SMPMCS.SEQ

Step 7   The FTP command transfers files in sequence. After you transfer the files to the host, use TSO option 3.4 to list the six data sets. Your list should resemble the following list, except for the userid and volume:

DSLIST - Data Sets Matching xxxx.NSPS300 Row 1 of 6 Command ===>Scroll ===> PAGE Command - Enter "/" to select action Message Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------ xxxx.NSP300.F1.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F2.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F3.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F4.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.NSPSINST.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.SMPMCS.SEQ SMSC1F *****************End of Data Set list *******************

Step 8   The TSO receive option can convert the sequential data sets you sent to the host into PDS format. You do not need to pre-allocate the data sets. From the displayed list, enter the following on the first line, as shown below:

RECEIVE INDS(/)

DSLIST - Data Sets Matching xxxx.NSPS300 Row 1 of 6 Command ===>Scroll ===> PAGE Command - Enter "/" to select action Message Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------ RECEIVE INDS(/) PS300.F1.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F2.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F3.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F4.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.NSPSINST.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.SMPMCS.SEQ SMSC1F *****************End of Data Set list *******************

Step 9   Tab to the next line, enter = and press Enter. Repeat this step until all data sets are restored.

Note   You may have to press Enter more than once to receive the data sets and to clear the informational messages.

Step 10   Once all data sets are restored, press PF3 and Enter to list all 12 data sets. The list contains the six sequential data sets and six PDS files.

DSLIST - Data Sets Matching xxxx.NSPS300 Row 1 of 6 Command ===>Scroll ===> PAGE Command - Enter "/" to select action Message Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------ xxxx.NSP300.F1 SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F1.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F2 SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F2.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F3. SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F3.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F4 SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.F4.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.NSPSINST SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.NSPSINST.SEQ SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.SMPMCS SMSC1F xxxx.NSP300.SMPMCS.SEQ SMSC1F *****************End of Data Set list *******************

Step 11   Use the sample SMP/E JCL named ALLOC, in prefix.NSPS300.NSPSINST, to allocate your target and distribution libraries.

Step 12   Use the sample SMP/E JCL name NSPSMPA in prefix.NSPS300.NSPINST, to allocate the SMP/E temporary Libraries needed if setting up a new global zone for SNAVIEW installation and maintenance.

Step 13   Use the sample SMP/E JCL name NSPCSI in prefix.NSPS300.NSPINST, to allocate and prime the VSAM Data Sets for Global, Target, and Distribution Zone CSIS. This job should be run if you want to have a separate CSIS for the target and distribution zones.

Step 14   Use the sample SMP/E JCL named RECNSP, in prefix.NSPS300.NSPSINST, for example, SMP/E receive job.

Step 15   Use the sample SMP/E JCL named APPNSP, in prefix.NSPS300.NSPSINST, for example, SMP/E apply job.

Step 16   Use the sample SMP/E JCL named ACCNSP, in prefix.NSPS300.NSPSINST, for example, SMP/E accept job.

You have completed loading the mainframe application files from the CD-ROM. The next step is to configure the mainframe application software using the information in "Updating the Mainframe Application Software."


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