You can start the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration application from the Windows Start menu. To start the application from the Start menu, click Start > Programs > CiscoWorks Blue > Configuration.
You can start the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration application from the CiscoWorks Blue taskbar bridge icon, if CiscoWorks Blue SNA View is up and running. To start Configuration from the taskbar bridge icon, right click the icon, then select Configuration.
You can start the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration application from \TargetDir\CSCOcb\bin, where TargetDir is the location in which CiscoWorks Blue SNA View was installed. To start the application from a system prompt, enter the following commands:
After installation, the first time you start CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration, the Configuration Wizard starts. Initially, the Configuration Wizard is used to configure CiscoWorks Blue SNA View. The Configuration Wizard guides you through configuring SNA Connections.
Use the Configuration window for the following information:
Specifying whether DNS searches are to be performed. Device names may be known by fully qualified domain names or by abbreviated names. Enabling DNS searches guarantees that both types of names are matched on a device query and service request times.
Configuring TCP and UDP Ports
After you exit the Configuration Wizard, the next time you start the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration application, and every time thereafter, the Configuration Wizard does not start. Instead, the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window is displayed. For more information about the tasks you can perform from this window, see the "Using the SNA View Configuration Application" section.
You can access the Configuration Wizard in the following two ways:
The Configuration Wizard is automatically started during the initial installation procedure if you choose to configure during installation.
If for some reason you want to use the Configuration Wizard again, edit the $CWBROOT/etc/config.properties file, and replace mode=advanced with mode=wizard. The next time you start CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration, the Configuration Wizard starts. However, Cisco recommends that you use the Configuration application.
Use the Configuration Wizard (CiscoWorks BLue SNA View Properties) window to configure SNA connections. To configure SNA View properties using the Configuration Wizard, use the following procedure:
Step 2 To add a new SNA connection, click Add. The Configuration Wizard Add New Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-6. From this window, you can set properties for the new SNA connection. For more information, see the "Using the Configuration Wizard to Add New Connections" section.
Step 3 To modify an existing SNA connection, select the connection in the SNA Connection list and click Edit. The Configuration Wizard Modify Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-8. From this window, you can change properties for the selected SNA connection. For more information, see the "Using the Configuration Wizard to Modify Connections" section.
Step 4 Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The Configuration Wizard Main window has the following field:
Field
Description
SNA Connection
Specify the SNA connection to be configured. Select a connection, then click the Edit,Delete, or Add button. See the description below.
Step 5 The following buttons are common to all the Configuration Wizard windows:
Buttons
Button
Description
Cancel
Closes the window without modifying any properties.
<Back
Displays the previous window for this task.
Next>
Displays the next window for this task.
Help
Displays information about the window.
Step 6 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Next>. The Configuration Wizard Protocol Checklist window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-2.
Step 7 Select one or more of the following protocols for which you want to discover devices:
Fields
The Configuration Protocol Checklist window has the following fields:
Field
Description
APPN
Select this box to discover APPN devices. This check box is selected by default.
DLSw
Select this box to discover DLSw devices. Remember to check RSRB/SRB if you also want to discover SRB rings. This check box is selected by default.
RSRB
Select this box to discover RSRB devices and SRB rings. This check box is selected by default.
Tn3270
Select this box to discover TN3270 devices. This check box is selected by default.
Step 8 When you are satisfied with your selections, click Next>. The Configuration Wizard DNS Search window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-3.
Use this window to specify whether DNS searches are to be performed. Device names may be known by fully qualified domain names or by abbreviated names. Enabling DNS searches guarantees that both types of names are matched on a device query and service request times.
Figure 4-3: Configuration Wizard DNS Search Window
Step 9 Select the DNS Search check box to perform DNS searches. This check box is unselected by default (no DNS searches).
Device names may be known by fully qualified domain names or by abbreviated names. Enable DNS lookup, by checking the box, to guarantee that both type of names are matched on a device query and service request times.
Step 10 When you are satisfied with your selection, click Next>. The Configuration Wizard TCP and UDP Port window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-4.
Use the Configuration Wizard TCP and UDP Port window to configure TCP and UDP ports.
Step 11 Modify the TCP and UDP port numbers as needed using the following information:
Fields
The Configuration Wizard TCP and UDP Port window has the following fields:
Field
Description
Web Server TCP Port
Specifies the TCP port number to use for the Web server. The default port number is 80. If more than one web server is used, then use 8080 or another valid port.
Open Server TCP Port
Specifies the TCP port number to use for the open server gateway (Sybase). The default port number is 44541.
Name Server UDP Port
Specifies the UDP port number to use for the name server (CORBA). The default port number is 44542.
Step 12 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Done. The Configuration Wizard saves your changes and exits.
Step 13 You may be prompted to stop and restart all CiscoWorks Blue processes for the changes you made to take effect.
Step 14 Once you have configured CiscoWorks Blue SNA View using the Configuration Wizard, the next time you want to configure, use the Configuration application. For more information, see the "Using the SNA View Configuration Application" section.
The Add New Connection window allows you to add new SNA connections to the CiscoWorks Blue database. Use the following procedure to add new SNA connections.
Step 2 To add a new SNA connection, click Add. The Configuration Wizard Add New Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-6. From this window, you can set properties for the new SNA connection.
The Configuration Wizard Modify Connection window allows you to modify existing SNA connections in the CiscoWorks Blue database. Use the following procedure to edit SNA connections:
Step 2 To modify an existing SNA connection, select the connection in the SNA Connection list and click Edit. The Configuration Wizard Modify Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-8.
Step 3 From this window, you can change properties for the selected SNA connection. Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The Modify Connection window has the following fields:
Field
Description
SNA Domain Name
Specifies the SNA domain name whose connection you are modifying. You cannot edit this field.
Host IP Name or IP Address
Displays the current host IP name or IP address being used for the SNA connection.
HCI Port
Displays the current HCI port number being used for the SNA connection. This port must number match the port number configured in the mainframe PARM member.
CMDS Port
Displays the current CMDS port number being used for the SNA connection. This port must number match the port number configured in the mainframe PARM member.
Step 4 When you are satisfied with your selections, click OK to save your changes and close the Modify Connections window.
Use the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure SNA View. The CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window is shown in Figure 4-10.
Use the General window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure general SNA View properties. Use the following procedure to configure general SNA View properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the General tab. The General window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-10.
Figure 4-10: CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration—General Window
Step 2 Modify the properties you want to change using the following information:
Protocols
During router discovery, the routers are queried for the selected protocols they support. Select the Protocols you want to use during the discovery process. APPN, DLSw, RSRB, or TN3270.
Protocol
Description
APPN
Select this box to discover APPN devices. This check box is selected as the default.
DLSw
Select this box to discover DLSw devices. Remember to check RSRB/SRB if you also want to discover SRB rings. This check box is selected as the default.
RSRB
Select this box to discover RSRB devices and SRB rings. This check box is selected as the default.
Tn3270
Select this box to discover TN3270 devices. This check box is selected as the default.
Ports
The General window has the following ports that you can configure:
Port
Description
Web Server TCP Port
Specifies the TCP port number to use for the Web server. The default port number is 80. If more than one web server is used, then use 8080 or any other valid port.
Open Server TCP Port
Specifies the TCP port number to use for the open server. The default port number is 44541.
Name Server UDP Port
Specifies the UDP port number to use for the name server. The default port number is 44542.
Check Boxes
The General window has the following check boxes:
Check Box
Description
DNS Search
Select this box to perform DNS searches. This check box is unselected as the default (no DNS searches).
Device names may be known by fully qualified domain names or by abbreviated names. Enable DNS lookup to guarantee that both type of names are matched on a device query and service request times.
Display warnings when running verification
Select this box if you want SNA View to display warnings when you run verifications. This check box is selected as the default (display warnings).
Step 3 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Apply to save your changes.
Use the SNA Connection window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure SNA Connection properties, add new SNA connections, or modify one or more existing SNA connections. Use the following procedure to configure SNA Connection properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the SNA Connection tab. The SNA Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11: CiscoWorks Blue SNA Configuration—SNA Connection Window
Step 2 From the SNA Connection window, you can add new SNA connections, modify current SNA connections, or delete current SNA connections. Use the following information as needed:
Buttons
Button
Description
Add
Displays the Add New Connection window, allowing you to add a new SNA connection. From this window, you can set properties for the new SNA connection and optionally configure additional mainframe connection ports or change TAC settings.
Displays the Modify Connection window, allowing to change settings for the selected SNA connection. From this window, you can change properties for the selected SNA connection and optionally configure additional mainframe connection ports or change TAC settings. To modify an existing SNA connection, select the connection in the SNA Connection list and click Edit. The Modify Connection window is displayed.
Deletes the selected SNA connection. To delete an existing SNA connection, select the connection in the SNA Connection list and click Delete. The SNA connection is deleted.
The SNA Connections window has the following buttons:
Step 3 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click OK to apply your changes and exit the application.
Use the Additional Ports window to configure additional mainframe connection ports to be used for the SNA connection. Use the following procedure to add a new mainframe connection port:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the SNA Connection tab. The SNA Connection window is displayed.
Step 2 On the SNA Connection window, click Add. The Add New Connection window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-12. For more information on this window, see the "Add New Connection Window" section.
Step 4 Add the mainframe connection ports numbers. Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The Additional Ports window has the following fields:
Field
Description
CMDS Agent Port
Specifies the CMDS agent port number to use for the SNA connection.
HCI Status Port
Specifies the HCI status port number to use for the SNA connection.
ACK Agent Port
Specifies the ACK agent port number to use for the SNA connection.
HCI CMD Port
Specifies the HCI CMD port number to use for the SNA connection.
Step 5 When you are satisfied with the ports you have added, click OK to save your changes and close the Additional Ports window.
Step 6 When you are satisfied with the changes, click OK to add the new connection port to the mainframe connection ports list and close the Add New Connection window.
Use the Additional Ports window to change the default mainframe connection ports to be used by an SNA connection.
Use the following procedure to change the mainframe connection port:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the SNA Connection tab. The SNA Connection window is displayed.
Step 2 On the SNA Connection window, select a connection from the list and click Edit. The Modify Connection window is displayed.
Step 3 Click More Ports. The Additional Ports window is displayed.
Step 4 Change the default mainframe connection ports.
Step 5 When you are satisfied with the ports you have changed, click OK to save your changes and close the Additional Ports window.
Step 6 When you are finished, click OK to save your changes and close the Modify Connection window. The new or modified ports are added to the mainframe connection ports list.
The Add New Connection window allows you to add new SNA connections to the CiscoWorks Blue database. Use Configuration > SNA Connection > Add to display the Add New Connection window, as shown in Figure 4-14.
The Add New Connection window has the following fields:
Field
Description
SNA Domain Name
Specifies the SNA domain name to use for the SNA connection. This name is one you choose to identify this mainframe connection.
Host IP Name or IP Address
Specifies the host IP name or IP address to use for the SNA connection.
Mainframe Connection Ports
The mainframe connection ports specify the mainframe connections ports to use for the SNA connection. The Add New Connection window has the following mainframe connection ports:
Mainframe Connection Ports
Description
HCI Port
Specifies the HCI port number to use for the SNA connection.
CMDS Port
Specifies the CMDS port number to use for the SNA connection.
Timing Intervals
The timing interval specifies the intervals used for the SNA connection. The Add New Connection window has the following fields:.
Timing Interval
Description
PU Discovery Notification Rate
Specifies the number of PUs to discover before sending a notification message. The default is 100 PUs.
Host Command Response Timeout (seconds)
Specifies the time, in seconds, to wait for a command response from the mainframe before timing out.
The default time out is 30 seconds.
Host Connection Keepalive Interval (seconds)
Specifies the time, in seconds, to wait before testing the mainframe connection.
The default time out is 30 seconds.
Check Boxes
The Add New Connection window has the following check boxes:
Check Box
Description
Generate Events
Select this box to notify the host that there are PUs with duplicate VTAM IDBLKs/IDNUMs.
The default is for this check box to be selected (generate events).
Include LUs
Select this box to include LUs in the database.
The default is for this check box to be selected (include LUs).
Calculate SRB-PU Dependencies
Select this box to determine source-route bridging dependencies for every PU.
The default is for this check box to be selected (determine dependencies).
Buttons
The Add New Connection window has the following additional buttons:
Button
Description
More Ports
Displays the Additional Ports window, allowing you to configure additional mainframe connection ports.
TAC
Displays the TAC Settings window, allowing you to configure settings prior to gathering information for Cisco TAC.
Use the TAC Settings window to modify settings used when gathering information for Cisco TAC.
Note You should only use the TAC settings as instructed by Cisco TAC when you are gathering documentation. Changing them may affect product performance.
Use the following procedure to change TAC settings:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the SNA Connection tab. The SNA Connection window is displayed.
Step 2 On the SNA Connection tab, click Add. The Add New Connection window is displayed.
Step 3 Click TAC. The TAC Settings window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-15.
Step 4 Change the TAC settings as directed by Cisco TAC. Use the following information as needed:
Check Boxes
The TAC Settings window has the following check boxes:
Check Box
Description
Collect Playback Data
Select this box to collect playback data. The default is for this box to be unchecked (to not collect playback data).
Test Throughput (buffer size)
Select this box to test throughput. The default is for this box to be unchecked (to not test throughput).
If you select this box, the default throughput buffer size is 1024.
Formatted Trace
Select this box to run a formatted trace. The default is for this box to be unchecked (to not run a formatted trace).
Bypass CWBHMOND
Select this box to bypass CWBHMOND. CWBHMOND is used to measure performance without database overhead. The default is for this box to be unchecked (to not bypass CWBHMOND).
Fields
The TAC Settings window has the following fields:
Field
Description
Display Rate
Specifies the number of host discovery buffers to be encountered before detailed performance and tracing data is written to the log for use by TAC.
Specify a value that is adequate for the number of SNA PUs discovered. For example, if 1000 PUs can be discovered, specifying a value of 100 causes detailed data to be written for every 100 PUs that are discovered, for a total of 10 instances of data being written to the log.
The default display rate is 0 (detailed data is not logged).
Logging Path
Specifies the path used for logging TAC playback documentation. If you need to collect a large amount of detailed TAC discovery buffers, specify a directory that has sufficient free space.
The default logging path is the directory in which you installed CiscoWorks Blue SNA View.
SQL Update Size
Specifies the number of SQL statements per transaction for record updates.
The valid range is 1 to 50. The default value is 50.
A small number of statements per transaction can result in slower processing. Do not change this value unless directed by Cisco TAC.
SQL Insert Size
Specifies the number of SQL statements per transaction for record inserts.
The valid range is 1 to 50. The default value is 50.
A small number of statements per transaction can result in slower processing. Do not change this value unless directed by Cisco TAC.
SNA Host Home Directory
Specifies the SNA host home directory. This parameter is obsolete.
Buttons
The TAC Settings window has the following additional button:
Button
Description
Default
Restores default TAC settings, restoring normal operation.
Step 5 Click OK to save the changes and close the TAC Settings window.
Use the APPN window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure APPN properties. Use the following procedure to configure APPN properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the APPN tab. The APPN window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16: CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration—APPN Window
Step 2 On the APPN window, modify the properties you want to change. Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The APPN window has the following fields:
Field
Description
Local Topology
Specifies the local APPN topology.
Auto-polling Source
Select an auto-polling source from the drop-down list:
All
Network Node only
None
Polling frequency (seconds)
Specify the polling frequency to be used for APPN. The default is 600 seconds.
Default Read Community String
Specify the default read community string to be used for APPN. The default is public.
Check Boxes
The APPN window has the following check boxes:
Check Box
Description
Poll DLUR PU Table
Check this box to poll the DLUR PU table. This check box is selected by default.
Poll APPN Port Table
Check this box to poll the APPN port table. This check box is selected by default.
Poll APPN Link Table
Check this box to poll the APPN link table. This check box is selected by default.
Keep Unreported TGs
Check this box to keep unreported transmission groups (TGs). This check box is unselected by default.
Step 3 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Apply to apply your changes.
Use the DLSw window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure DLSw properties. Use the following procedure to configure DLSw properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the DLSw tab. The DLSw window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17: CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration—DLSW Window
Step 2 On the DLSw window, modify the properties you want to change. Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The DLSw window has the following fields
Field
Description
Key Router Peer Connections
Specify the key router peer connections settings for DLSw.
Polling frequency (seconds)
Specify the polling frequency for DLSw key router peer connections, in seconds. The default is 600 seconds.
Number of polling threads
Specific the number of polling threads for DLSw key router peer connections. The default is 5 threads.
Key Router Circuits
Specify the key router circuits settings for DLSw.
Poll key router circuits
Check this box to poll key router circuits. This check box is selected by default.
Polling frequency (seconds)
Specifies the polling frequency for DLSw key router circuits, in seconds. The default is 600 seconds.
Number of polling threads
Specify the number of polling threads for DLSw key router circuits. The default is 1 thread.
Non Key Router Peer Connections
Specify the non-key router peer connection settings for DLSw.
Poll non key router peer connections
Check this box to poll non key router peer connections. This check box is selected by default.
Polling frequency (seconds)
Specify the polling frequency for DLSw non key router peer connections, in seconds. The default is 600 seconds.
Number of polling threads
Specify the number of polling threads for DLSw non key router peer connections. The default is 1 thread.
Directed polling frequency (seconds)
Specify the directed polling frequency for DLSw, in seconds. The default is 0 seconds.
Step 3 To configure additional DLSw properties, click More Options. The Additional DLSw Options window is displayed. For more information, see the "Configuring Additional DLSw Options" section.
Step 4 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Apply to apply your changes without exiting the application.
Buttons
The DLSw window has the following additional button:
Button
Description
More Options
Displays the Additional DLSw Options window, allowing you to configure additional mainframe connection ports.
Displays the Router Name window, allowing you to modify the name of the selected router in the Poll Additional Routers list. For more information on how to edit a router listed in the Poll Additional Routers list, see the "Configuring the DLSw Router Name" section
Delete
Deletes the selected router from the Poll Additional Routers list. For more information on how to delete a router from the Poll Additional Routers list, see the "Configuring the DLSw Router Name" section.
Use the Router Name window to add or modify routers in the Poll Additional Routers list. Use the following procedure to add, modify, or delete routers:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the DLSw tab. The DLSw window is displayed.
Step 2 On the DLSw window, click More Options. The Additional DLSw Options window is displayed.
Buttons
The Additional DLSw Options window has the following buttons:
Button
Description
Add
Displays the Router Name window, allowing you to add a new router to the Poll Additional Routers list.
Edit
Displays the Router Name window, allowing you to modify the name of the selected router in the Poll Additional Routers list.
Delete
Deletes the selected router from the Poll Additional Routers list.
Step 3 Click Add. The Router Name window is displayed.
If you click Edit, the same window is displayed, allowing you to modify the name of the selected router in the Poll Additional Routers list.
If you click Delete, the selected router is deleted from the Poll additional routers list.
Figure 4-19: Router Name Window
Step 4 Enter the name of a new router to be added to the Poll Additional Routers list.
Step 5 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click OK to save your changes and close the Router Name window.
Step 6 When you are finished, click the OK button to close the Additional DLSw Options window.
You may not want to allow SNA View users to use all filter types. Use the SNA View window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to control which filters they may use. Use the following procedure to configure SNA View properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the SNA View tab. The SNA View window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-20.
Figure 4-20: CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration—SNA View Window
Step 2 On the SNA View window, modify the properties you want to change. Use the following information as needed:
Check Boxes
The SNA View window has the following check boxes:
Check Box
Description
LU Name
Check this box to display LU names in views. The default is to display the LU names.
PU 2.0 Name
Check this box to display PU 2.0 names in views. The default is to display the PU 2.0 names.
FEP Name
Check this box to display FEP names in views. The default is to display FEP names.
Logical Line Info
Check this box to display logical line information in views. The default is to display logical line information.
Physical Line Info
Check this box to display physical line information in views. The default is to display physical line information.
Client IP Address
Check this box to display client IP addresses in views. The default is to display client IP addresses.
MAC/SAP
Check this box to display MACs and SAPs in views. The default is to display MACs and SAPs.
ID BLKNUM
Check this box to display ID BLKNUMs in views. The default is to display ID BLKNUMs.
CP Name
Check this box to display CP names in views. The default is to display CP names.
DLUR Name
Check this box to display DLUR names in views. The default is to display DLUR names.
DLUS Name
Check this box to display DLUS names in views. The default is to display DLUS names.
Node Name
Check this box to display node names in views. The default is to display node names.
Fields
The SNA View window has the following field:
Field
Description
SNA Filter Request Database Limit
Specify the SNA filter request database limit. The default is 5000 entries. A request to return more than 5000 entries will be rejected.
Step 3 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Apply to apply your changes without exiting the application.
Use the Web window on the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window to configure Web properties. Use the following procedure to configure Web properties:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the Web tab. The Web window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-21.
Figure 4-21: CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration—Web Window
Step 2 On the Web window, modify the properties you want to change. Use the following information as needed:
Fields
The Web window has the following fields:
Field
Description
Fully qualified Web browser path
Specify the fully qualified Web browser path to be used by SNA View.
CiscoWorks2000 URL
Specify the URL to access CiscoWorks2000.
NetView OS/390 Web Interface
Specify the Web interface used to access NetView for OS/390.
CGI-BIN Timeout (seconds)
Specify the CGI-Bin time out, in seconds. The default is 120 seconds.
Size of Thread Pool
Specify the size of the thread pool for concurrent SNA View user access. The default size is 5.
TCP Port for CGI Communications
Specify the TCP port number to be used for CGI communications. The default port number is 51999.
Process Restart Check (seconds)
Specify the amount of time to wait, in seconds, before checking to see if a process has restarted because of an action of another process. The default is 30 seconds.
For example, after discovery, cwbsnamaps and cwbdlswPollerd processes are restarted.
Step 3 (Optional) To add a new Web interface for NetView OS/390 or to modify an existing Web interface, click Add, or select an interface from the list and click Edit. The NetView OS/390 Web Interface window is displayed. For more information, see the "Configuring the NetView OS/390 Web Interface" section.
Step 4 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click Apply to apply your changes without exiting the application.
Buttons
The Web window has the following additional buttons:
Button
Description
Add
Displays the NetView OS/390 Web Interface window, allowing you to add a new Web interface for NetView for OS/390.
Edit
Displays the NetView OS/390 Web Interface window, allowing you to modify an existing Web interface for NetView for OS/390.
Delete
Deletes the selected Web interface from the NetView OS/390 Web Interface list.
Use the NetView OS/390 Web Interface window to add a new Web interface for NetView for OS/390 or to modify an existing interface. Use the following procedure to add or modify a Web interface:
Step 1 On the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View Configuration window, click the Web tab. The Web window is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-21.
Step 2 Click Add, or select an interface from the list and click Edit. The NetView OS/390 Web Interface window is displayed.
Figure 4-22: NetView OS/390 Web Interface Window
Step 3 Make any modifications using the following information:
Fields
The NetView OS/390 Web Interface window has the following fields:
Field
Description
NetView Identifier
Specify the NetView identifier.
URL
Specify the URL to be used for this Web interface.
Step 4 When you are satisfied with the changes you have made, click OK to save your changes and close the NetView OS/390 Web Interface window.
