General Reference

This appendix contains the following sections:

Router Configuration Samples

This section provides four samples the service point configuration in a router configuration file. The samples provided are:

Configuration through Local Ring to a 3745 Token Ring Interface Connector

The following is an example of the lines that would appear in the configuration file of a router with an interface configured through a local ring to 3745 Token Ring Interface Connector:


!
sna host CWBC02 xid-snd 05dcc002 rmac 4001.3745.1088 rsap 4 lsap 4 focalpoint !
interface TokenRing0/1
	ip address 172.18.9.129 255.255.255.240
	ring-speed 16
	sna enable-host lsap 4
	sna start CWBC02
!

Configuration for DSPU with RSRB on a CIP

The following is an example of the lines that would appear in the configuration file of a router that contains a CIP with an interface configured for RSRB:


!
dspu rsrb 325 1 900 4000.7000.0001
dspu rsrb enable-host lsap 4
!
dspu host CWBC01 xid-snd 05dcc001 rmac 4000.3333.4444 rsap 4 lsap 4 focalpoint 
!
dspu rsrb start CWBC01
!
interface Channel4/1
	no ip address
	no keepalive
	csna C010 C0
!
interface Channel4/2
	ip address 172.18.9.145 255.255.255.240
	no keepalive
	lan TokenRing 0
	source-bridge 28 1 900
	adapter 4 4000.3333.4444

Configuration for DSPU with RSRB

The following is an example of the lines that would appear in the configuration file of a router with an interface configured with DSPU with RSRB:


source-bridge ring-group 600
source-bridge remote-peer 600 tcp 172.18.9.19
!
dspu host CWBC09 xid-snd 05dcc009 rmac 4001.3745.1089 rsap 4 lsap 4 focalpoint dspu pool lupool host CWBC09 lu 2 16
!
dspu pu DSPUPC8 xid-rcv 05dcca18
dspu lu 2 9 pool lupool
!
interface TokenRing0
	ip address 172.18.9.19 255.255.255.240
	ring-speed 16
	multiring all
	source-bridge 85 3 600
	dspu enable-host lsap 4
	dspu start CWBC09

Configuration for RSRB with a Loopback

The following is an example of the lines that would appear in the configuration file of a router with RSRB and an interface configured with Loopback:


!
source-bridge ring-group 600
source-bridge remote-peer 600 tcp	172.18.10.97
source-bridge remote-peer 600 tcp	172.18.10.98
!
sna rsrb 1011 3 600 4000.ffff.00cb
sna rsrb enable-host lsap 4
!
sna host CWBC0B xid-snd 05dcc00b rmac 4001.3745.1089 rsap 4 lsap 4 focalpoint sna rsrb start CWBC0B
!
interface Loopback0
	ip address 172.18.10.97 255.255.255.252
!

NSP Installation Disk Contents

The NSP software is contained on two disks. The following tables identify and describe the contents of each disk.

Table E-1: Contents of NSP Disk 1--NSPV1R201

File Name	Contents	Format
INSTALL.TXT	Install Instructions	Text
NSPULOD1.CMD	OS/2 Install Routine--Disk 1	OS/2 Commands
NSP2CL1.SEQ	CLISTS/Routines (1 of 2)	Unloaded PDS
NSP2SAMP.SEQ	NetView DSIPARMS and Samples	Unloaded PDS
NSP2LOAD.SEQ	NetView Load Modules	Unloaded PDS

Table E-2: Contents of NSP Disk 2--NSPV1R202

File Name	Contents	Format
NSPULOD2.CMD	OS/2 Install Routine--Disk 2	OS/2 Commands
NSP2CL2.SEQ	CLISTS/Routines (2 of 2)	Unloaded PDS
NSP2PNL.SEQ	NetView Panels	Unloaded PDS

NSP DASD Storage Requirements

The following tables list the NSP direct access storage device (DASD) requirements:

In the NSP DASD tables, the following terms are used:

Tracks--Portion of a disk that passes under the read/write head as the disk spins.
Device--Peripheral connected to the processor that is capable of receiving, storing, or transmitting data.

Installation Storage Requirements

The following table lists the recommended storage requirements for the NSP installation.

Table E-3: DASD Storage Requirements for NSP Installation Files

Data Set Name	Tracks	Device
NSPV1R2.CLISTS1	32	9345
NSPV1R2.CLISTS2	22	9345
NSPV1R2.NSPLOAD	1	9345
NSPV1R2.PANELS	10	9345
NSPV1R2.SAMPLIB	2	9345
NSP2CL1.SEQ	28	9345
NSP2CL2.SEQ	19	9345
NSP2LOAD.SEQ	1	9345
NSP2PNL.SEQ	8	9345
NSP2SAMP.SEQ	1	9345

Production Storage Requirements

The following table lists the recommended storage requirements for NSP production.

Table E-4: NSP Production Storage Requirements

Name	Tracks	Device
NETVIEW.USER.DSICLD (CLISTS1 and CLISTS2)	60	9345
NETVIEW.USER.LOADLIB (NSPLOAD)	2	9345
NETVIEW.USER.CNMPNL1 (PANELS)	20	9345
NETVIEW.USER.DSIPARM (SAMPLIB)	2	9345

VSAM Storage Requirements

The following table lists the recommended VSAM storage requirements for NSP.

Table E-5: VSAM Storage Requirements

Name	Tracks	Device
NETV.NSP.CFCGA	75	9345
NETV.NSP.NSPHISTH	75	9345
NETV.NSP.NSPHISTI	150	9345
NETV.NSP.NSPHISTC	75	9345
NETV.NSP.NSPHISTP	75	9345
NETV.NSP.NSPHISTR	150	9345

Note All VSAM keyed sequence data have a record size of 230 with a key of 24.

NSP Configuration VSAM Requirements

The following table lists the recommended VSAM requirements for NSP configuration.

Table E-6: NSP Configuration VSAM Requirements

Name	Records
Setup Definition	1
Router Management	1 per router
Interface Management	1 per interface
Operator Security	1 per operator
DSPU Management	1 per VTAM DSPU
Router Statistics	1 header record plus wrap-count per router
Interface Statistics	1 header record plus wrap-count per interface
Interface Performance	1 header record plus wrap-count per interface
SNA View RIF History	1 header record plus wrap-count per PU
Router Configuration	1 header record plus 1 record per configuration statement

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