CUSTOMER NAME:
CONTACT:
PROJECT TITLE:
DATE TO BE DONE:
AUTHOR:
DATE SUBMITTED:
OVERVIEW –
UniVision installation for SVR4,Unixware 7 and Linux.
PRE-REQUISITES
–
2 verified
file-saves to be completed prior to upgrade.
EQUIPMENT LIST –
Old UniVision
media(If applicable)
New UniVision
media
NOTE: If you
are re-loading a previous UniVision installation or upgrading UniVision where a
re-installation is required then follow steps 3-8. For a first time UniVision
installation follow the applicable sections.
DETAILS –
1. Ensure Customer has taken 2 verified
file-saves.
2. Ensure all media is on site as per on site
documentation media listing.
3. Ensure customer has shut down all Processes,
including all Background
Processes and that all processes are logged out and quit from UniVision.
Use
LISTPRO W to establish this, if any processes are still logged in they
will be
displayed, ask the customer to logoff and quit any processes
displayed. If all processes are logged off then only the process that
the
LISTPRO
W is being executed from will be displayed. .
4. Login
to root and remove UniVision by typing the following:
#pkgrm univision
when
prompted to relink kenel
enter y
Once the installation is complete reboot
the machine by typing the
following:
#shutdown
–y –i6 –g0
4a. Make
a note of the Univision installation path by
performing the following
from UCL.
>!pwd
This will
produce an output similar to the following, this output is the home
path for
this Univision installation.
e.g. /unistore1/edp
5. Obtain a print of T-STATUS, in order to
verify that the tape drive order is
retained. To do this first use SP-ASSIGN to select an available printer then enter the following from UCL.
>T-STATUS (P
6. Ensure no prints are in
progress. To do this enter the following from root:
#lpstat –o
If there are prints in progress they will be
displayed.
e.g. #
lpstat -o
test1-58402 edp 184 May 19 10:47:36
Establish which printers are in progress,
ensure they are printing and either
wait for them to complete or with the
customers permission cancel them by
using
the following command with the relevant print job request number:
e.g.
#cancel test1-58402
Re-execute an lpstat
–o to ensure all prints are now complete or cancelled.
7. Run latest MAININFO Script and print output
from /tmp (systeminfo) To
do
this
carry out the following:
Insert
the TAR formatted diskette with the maininfo script,
into the diskette
drive on
the server.
Log in
as the root user and from the root prompt enter the following
commands:
# mkdir systeminfo
# cd systeminfo
From
within the new directory enter the following:
# tar
-vtf /dev/rdsk/f0t
This
will verify the TAR file located on the diskette
# tar
–xvf /dev/rdsk/f0t
This
will extract the contents of the diskette and then return to the root
prompt.
At
the root prompt enter:
a) # chmod 777 maininfo
b) # sh maininfo
The
script has now been run and the resulting file created, which is located
in /tmp, called systeminfo.html.
Rename the file and TAR it back to the diskette. Use the following
commands to do so:
# cd /tmp
# mv systeminfo.html <customername>.html
Remove the original diskette and insert a blank diskette. Perform the
following:
# tar
–cvf /dev/rdsk/f0t <customername>.html
The maininfo is then printed and along with a copy on a
diskette, this
remains on-site.
9. Mount the UniVision CD. To
do this enter the following from root once the
CD is inserted into the CD drive.
#mount –F cdfs
–o ro /dev/cdrom/cdrom1 /mnt (for SVR4 and
Unixware 7)
#mount /mnt/cdrom
(for Linux)
10. Install the new UniVision package, to do this
enter the following from root:
#pkgadd –d /mnt/ncr univision
(for svr4)
#pkgadd
–d /mnt/sco univision
(for unixware 7)
#rpm –i
--force –prefix $home /mnt/cdrom/linux9/UniVisionxx (for linux)
(Where $home is the UniVision installation path noted earlier in option
4
and xx is the version number of UniVision).
When prompted for installation path. Enter
the UniVision home directory
e.g /unistore1/univ
(This was noted earlier in option 4 or will
be provided in this plan).
When prompted:
Enter Unlock code:
Enter the number from the fourth line on
the licencing information found on
the Univision CD
case.
N to configure registry.
Y to re-link kernel.
Once complete reboot the machine using the
following:
#shutdown –y –i6 –g0
Login to UV. (If prompted for install
password, enter OBJECTWARE).
When prompted to set default flavour of UniVision select the flavour
relevant to this installation.
When prompted for UniVision system setup,
enter the Operating System
relevant to this installation.
When prompted setup the tapes by inputting
the relevant capitalised letter
relevant to the device type. The screen
display will be similar to below,
once a letter is entered the cursor will
reposition at the next device, once all
devices are entered input <esc> to
[proceed].
LINUX Device Names Type Default B/S
[Description] Page : 1 of
1
/dev/fd0H720 1.44MB Low Density
(720K)
/dev/nst0 Tape "Wangdat Model 3400D
Enter Device Type [Q]uarter
Inch, [F]loppy, [H]alf
Inch, [E]8mm, [D]at,
d[L]t, [T]ravan,
[C]dRmo, lt[O]
Press (space) to Delete, or (Esc) to
Finish :
12. Check that the tape drive LTU numbers remain
the same as before the
upgrade. (If applicable)
To
do this enter the following from UCL
>T-STATUS
This
will display a similar listing to the following:
0 F0 HIGH DENSIT High Density (1.44M) /dev/fd0H1440
1 D0
"Wangdat Model 3400DX" /dev/nst0
2 FVT Virtual Tape
Drive ./VTape01.vfd
3
FVT (D3
Pick) Pseudo Tape ./VTape02.vtd
4
UVT
UniVision VTape ./UVTape00
AUTOSAVE UVT
UniVision VTape ./UVTape00
Compare this to the T-STATUS listing obtained earlier.
If
they are different change back to the original order using the following
command:
> SET-TAPE
<device number> <LTU number>
e.g.
>SET-TAPE 4, F0
Execute this command as many times as is required to get the tape drives
in
the correct order.
N.B. It may be necessary to move
a tape drive to a non-existent LTU
number in order to complete the task.
13. Check the emulation settings by performing
the following from UCL:
>DEFINE-CURSOR
This will display something similar to the
following:
UniVision System Terminal Cross Reference
Utility
A maximum of 52 terminal types are allowed
& those selected are shown
below.
The terminal name must follow the system
conventions for "terminfo" device
names & exist in the "/usr/share/terminfo/?" directory.
A:at386 N:nutc a:AT386 n:nutc
B:at386-m O: b:AT386-M o:
C:at386-ie P:hp2621a c:AT386-ie p:via-prism
D:dterm Q:uvwyse50 d:via-cifer q:via-qume
E:dtterm R: e:via-esprit r:via-regent
F: S:ansi f: s:ANSI
G: T:tec g: t:
H: U:viewpoint h:hft u:
I:UVibmpc V:viewpoint5 i:ibm3151 v:viewpoint132
J:UVvt100
W:viewpoint132 j:vt100 w:via-wyse60
K:linux X:wyse160 k:vt200 x:
L:lft Y: l:via-vt52 y:
M:ampex Z:xterm m: z:
Enter the Terminal Cross Reference Letter if changes
required or 0 to exit.
Enter Selection (A-Z, a-z, 0) :-
Compare the letters and terminal definitions to those recorded in the
termxref listing obtained in the MAININFO. (if
applicable)
If
there are differences then amend to the original settings by carrying out
the
following for the relevant cross reference letters. (if applicable).
N.B. The letter m is used in the following example
Enter
Selection (A-Z, a-z, 0) :
You
are about to change the Cross Reference Name for Letter "m".
Is
this correct? (Y/N) :- y
Enter
the Terminal Name (14 characters max or # to delete it) :- viewpoint
You
are changing the Cross Reference Name for Letter "m" to
"viewpoint".
Is
this correct? (Y/N) :- y
The
"termxref" file has been successfully
changed.
Press any key to return to the menu.
14. Set the Initial Term Settings to the required
emulation type. To do this
first decide which cross reference letter
should be used. Then carry out the
following from UCL:
>!UVsetup
The following menu will be displayed:
UniVision
SETUP MENU
----------------------
(0)
Exit
(1)
Initial Parameter File Build
(2)
Maintain Process Records
(3)
Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4)
Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5)
Maintain Printer Records
(6)
Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7)
Control Sub Menu
(8)
Display Process Status
(9)
Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10)
Maintain Process Size Limits
(11)
Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12)
Maintain External Spool File
(13)
Maintain UniVision Network Parameters
(14)
Maintain
(15)
Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :-
Take the following option:
Enter required option number :- 6
This will display the following menu:
List
of initial default TERM settings:
<1>
Screen Width:79
<2>
Page Width:132
<3>
Screen Depth:24
<4>
Page Depth:60
<5>
Line Skip:0
<6>
LF Delay:1
<7>
FF Delay:5
<8>
Backspace:8
<9>
Term Type:V
(E)xit (M)odify (S)how file :-
If the Term Type in line 9 is incorrect then
amend by typing the following:
(E)xit (M)odify (S)how file :- m
Enter <line> number of setting to
modify :- 9
Enter
new setting :- (Enter required cross
reference letter)
Once this has changed take the exit options
until back at UCL
14. Licence UniVision by carrying out the following from UCL:
>!Authorize
This will display a screen similar to the
following:
Authorisation
codes:-
<1>
148444-2067-7000
<2>
EDP Support
<3>
116-1A87
<4>
703-2166-694-2166520
<5>
101301
<6>
989632
<7>
<8>
Enter 'M' to modify or 'E' to exit:
Enter the licence information exactly as
it appears on the Univision
CD
case.
To do this enter the following:
Enter 'M' to modify or 'E' to exit: M
Enter line to modified: <input line
to be modified>
Enter code: <input relevant licence
code>
Repeat this procedure until all the licencing information is entered as per
the Univision CD case.
15. Ensure MAXUSERS is set correctly by typing the following from UCL:
>MAXUSERS 5000
[9218] Maximum number of users is now : 101
This will set UniVision for the maximum permitted user licences for this
installation. (In the above example 101). Check with the customer that
sufficient licences are available.
16. Type the following on the system console from UCL to access the Univision
administrator menu:
>:QUIT
The following menu will be displayed:
Univision Setup
Univision admin tools
Univision tape utilities
Enter Univision
Exit
Use the cursor keys to highlight the UniVision setup option type <cr> to
access the Univision setup menu:
The following menu will be displayed:
UniVision SETUP MENU
----------------------
(0) Exit
(1) Initial Parameter File Build
(2) Maintain Process Records
(3) Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4) Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5) Maintain Printer Records
(6) Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7) Control Sub Menu
(8) Display Process Status
(9) Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10) Maintain Process Size Limits
(11) Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12) Maintain External Spool File
(13) Maintain UniVision Network Parameters
(14) Maintain
(15) Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :-
Take the following option to access the Process size limits options:
Enter required option number :-10
The following will be displayed:
*******************************************************************************
WARNING: THE "univision/admin/default_process_size" FILE MUST ONLY
BE CHANGED WHEN UniVision IS NOT IN USE!
*******************************************************************************
Do you wish to continue? (Y/N):
Enter the following to proceed:
Do you wish to continue? (Y/N):Y
The process size limits parameters will now be displayed. This parameter
specifies the maximum number of processes Univision will allow.
Check the settings displayed against the original process size limits
recorded earlier by the MAININFO(if applicable). Otherwise ensure it is set
high enough for the installations requirements.
Process Size Limits:
<1> NormalProcessSize:700
<2> PrintersStartLine:0
Please wait while line quantities are checked ...
Line quantitites OK.
(E)xit (M)odify (S)how file :-
If the settings are lower than previously or not high enough, then alter by
carrying out the following:
(E)xit (M)odify (S)how file :-M
Enter <line> number of setting to
modify :- <Enter line to modify>
Enter new setting :- <Enter new setting>
Repeat these steps if more than one setting needs to be amended.
On completion the Univision setup menu will again be displayed:
17. Add printers to UniVision
To do this carry out the following:
UniVision SETUP MENU
----------------------
(0) Exit
(1) Initial Parameter File Build
(2) Maintain Process Records
(3) Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4) Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5) Maintain Printer Records
(6) Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7) Control Sub Menu
(8) Display Process Status
(9) Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10) Maintain Process Size Limits
(11) Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12) Maintain External Spool File
(13) Maintain UniVision Network Parameters
(14)
Maintain
(15) Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :-5
The following menu will be displayed:
------------- PRINTER INFORMATION -------------
Syst Name Number Form-Queues Type Status Syst driver
WARNING: Delete & Add options MUST BE USED WITH CARE as
UniVision is in use.
(E)xit (D)elete (A)dd (G)oto (N)ext Screen :
To add a printer carry out the following:
(E)xit (D)elete (A)dd (G)oto (N)ext Screen :a
Enter the printer name to add (ESC = exit):- <Enter unix printer name>
Do you want to use the first available unused process (default)
or a specific unused process? (f/s):-<Enter f for fixed or s for specific>
Enter the required process number (ESC =
exit):-<Enter the UniVision
Process number required>
The following message will be displayed:
Your new printer has been added to UniVision as Printer No <process
number>
Press any key to continue.
Repeat the above steps to add further printers.
17. Now perform an Initial File Parameter Rebuild to do this carry out the
following:
UniVision SETUP MENU
----------------------
(0) Exit
(1) Initial Parameter File Build
(2) Maintain Process Records
(3) Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4) Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5) Maintain Printer Records
(6) Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7) Control Sub Menu
(8) Display Process Status
(9) Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10) Maintain Process Size Limits
(11) Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12) Maintain External Spool File
(13) Maintain UniVision Network Parameters
(14)
Maintain
(15) Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :- 1
This is the Initial Configuration routine to setup UniVision.
Do NOT use this option if you only want to reset a process as it will erase
and re-build the following Parameter Files :-
Printers
Lines
Processes
The above files are built using the current information from :-
Terminal Cross References
Device Name Specifications
Initial TERM Settings
You must ensure that they are correct for your requirements by using the
relevant option in the main menu.
***** NOTE ***** Environment variable "UV_PORT_0" is not set
& so "/dev/console" will be used for Line zero, or do you want to use an
alternative device? (y/n):-<n>
Device "/dev/console" will be used for Line zero.
Do you wish to continue with the build ?
(y/n) :- <y>
Please wait ....
Please wait while line quantities are checked ...
***** NOTE ***** The number of local lines available on the system (31) is
greater than the local lines in the UniVision files (8).
Suggestion: change the Device Name Specifications and/or the
NormalProcessSize limit & rebuild the parameter files if more local lines are
required within UniVision.
It will also reset the Spooler Control File and delete Spooled Files.
Do you wish to continue with the reset ? (y/n)
:-<y>
It will also delete the Account-based AUTO-LOGOFF settings.
Do you wish to continue with the deletion ?
(y/n) :-<y>
The screen will be returned to the Univision setup menu.
Log back into UniVision and ensure printers are added onto the correct
processes.
Then from UCL start the printers by executing the following from UCL:
>STARTPTR <ptr no>, <forms queue no>, <page skip>, <process
number>
i.e. > STARTPTR 1,1,0,S20
Repeat this for all printers that need to be added.
17. Build UniVision Store
To do this enter the following from UCL:
>:INIT-DISK
A menu similar to the following will be displayed:
UniVision Disk Administrator. Page : 1 of 1
Unix Filing System :- Total Available = 30983.19
Used Disk = 13504.53
Free Disk = 17478.66
Total UniVision Disk Space : 6527 Megs
Used By Available To
ID Unix Filing System Total Disk Free Disk UniVision UniVision
1 / 300 75 0 45
2 /usr 300 126 0 96
3 /unistore1/edp 8683 1569 0 1400
4 /charisma1 15000 10573 0 9073
5 /uvdev 2500 2416 0 2166
Enter Required Number of megabytes :
To add store carry out the following:
Enter Required Number of megabytes : <Enter required number of
MB>
Enter ID Number of Unix Filing System :<Enter
relevant ID number of
UniVision
file-system>.
Note: Ensure 20% of total disk is left as
free disk.
The screen will now appear to hang whilst the store is built. Once
complete the screen will be returned to UCL.
18. If the customer requires remote links then carry out the following:
|
Network |
LOCAL
REMOTE
The first task is to create a UVListen process on the remote machine, this process
will run in the back ground on the remote system waiting for a login session on the
UniVision port (normally 2820).
The first thing to do is to login
into UniVision on the remote machine and then
enter the UVsetup
menu. Upon entering the UVsetup menu you may receive
a
warning stating that there appears to
be users in UniVision, enter Y to proceed to
the menu.
$ UVsetup
Please wait ....
There appears to be 1 process(es) still logged-on to UniVision.
Do you still want to enter UVsetup? (y/n) :- y
Please wait ....
Once you have the setup menu in
front of you select option “13”,
Maintain
Local/Remote UniVision Names.
UniVision SETUP
MENU
----------------------
(0)
Exit
(1)
Initial Parameter File Build
(2)
Maintain Process Records
(3)
Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4)
Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5)
Maintain Printer Records
(6)
Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7)
Control Sub Menu
(8)
Display Process Status
(9)
Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10)
Maintain Process Size Limits
(11) Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12) Maintain External Spool File
(13) Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
(14) Maintain
(15) Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :- 13
From the Maintain Local/Remote
UniVision Names menu select “u” for
UVRegistry.
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
------------------
Maintain -----------------
(E)xit (I)dentity
Name (R)emote Names (U)VRegistry :- u
Now select “S” for UVServiceRegistry.
(Extra option in UniVision 8.0.10)
If this is the first time that
a UVRegistry has been created then the system
will
report that the registry file
is empty and will then prompt you to select “a” to
add.
The registry file is empty or does not
exist.
(E)xit (A)dd :- a
For the Alias Name enter the UniVision user login on the remote system
which in the example is “univ”.
For the Program path and name enter the UniVision home path on the remote
system followed by /univision/bin/UVS.sh, which is
“/unistore1/univ/univision/bin/UVS.sh” in the example.
Enter the Program Path & Name (ESC to
exit):-
/unistore1/univ/univision/bin/UVS.sh
For the working directory enter the UniVision home path which is
“/unistore1/univ” in the example.
For the Program parameters
just enter a <cr>.
For the user name enter the UniVision user name for the remote system
which in the example is “univ”.
The server should be set to
active so enter a “y”.
As it read’s
an optional comment is optional so just enter a <cr>.
You will now be prompted to enter the UniVision password for the remote
system, enter this if there is one otherwise just enter a <cr>.
Enter the User's Password (ESC to exit):-
Re-Enter the User's Password (ESC to
exit):-
The UVRegistry
process is now complete, enter any key to continue.
Press any key to continue.
This time the registry file is
displayed in the menu, select “e” to exit.
The Program Alias Names & Working
Directories in the registry file are:
univ /unistore1/univ
(E)xit (D)elete (M)odify (S)how
(A)dd
:- e
On completing the UVRegistry
a check is made to see if there is a univision
entry in the /etc/inet/services
file, if there is not entry then enter a “y” to create
one.
"univision"
does not exist in
"/etc/inet/services"
for "tcp"
protocol.
Do you want to add to the file now?
(Y/N):- y
The standard tcp port is 2820 which should be used unless this port is in use
by another application, select “y” use the standard tcp port and it will error if it
is in use.
There is no real need to
create an alias at this point so select “n” to say no.
You will now be prompted to
update the /etc/inet/services file enter “y”
to accept.
OK to add
"univision
2820/tcp "
to the "/etc/inet/services"
file? (Y/N):- y
UniVision will be added to
the /etc/inet/services, hit any key to continue.
"univision"
added to "/etc/inet/services".
Press any key to continue.
This complete’s the configuration on the remote system, select “e” to exit at
the Maintain Local/Remote
UniVision Names menu.
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
------------------
Maintain -----------------
(E)xit (I)dentity
Name (R)emote Names (U)VRegistry :-
From the UniVision setup
menu select “0” to exit.
UniVision SETUP
MENU
----------------------
(0) Exit
(1)
Initial Parameter File Build
(2)
Maintain Process Records
(3)
Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4)
Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5)
Maintain Printer Records
(6)
Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7)
Control Sub Menu
(8)
Display Process Status
(9)
Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10)
Maintain Process Size Limits
(11)
Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12)
Maintain External Spool File
(13)
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
(14)
Maintain
(15)
Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :- 0
With you configuration in place all that is left to do is to start the UniVision
listener process by entering “UVListen –l” at the UniVision shell prompt.
$ UVListen -l
UVListen -l: 'UVListenerd' launched
$ UVsetup
Please wait ....
The first thing to do is to
login into UniVision on the local machine and then
enter the UVsetup menu. Upon entering the UVsetup
menu you may receive
a warning stating that there
appears to be users in UniVision, enter “y” to
proceed to the menu.
There appears to be 1 process(es) still logged-on to UniVision.
Do you still want to enter UVsetup? (y/n) :- y
Please wait ....
Once you have the setup menu
in front of you select option “13”, Maintain
Local/Remote UniVision Names.
UniVision SETUP
MENU
----------------------
(0)
Exit
(1)
Initial Parameter File Build
(2)
Maintain Process Records
(3)
Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4)
Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5)
Maintain Printer Records
(6)
Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7)
Control Sub Menu
(8)
Display Process Status
(9)
Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10)
Maintain Process Size Limits
(11)
Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12)
Maintain External Spool File
(13)
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
(14)
Maintain COM Port Parameters File (NT only)
(15) Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :- 13
From the Maintain Local/Remote
UniVision Names menu select “r” for
Remote Names.
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
------------------ Maintain
-----------------
(E)xit (I)dentity
Name (R)emote Names (U)VRegistry :- r
The system will now display the default entries for the local system, select “a”
to add a new entry.
The format for the "univision/admin/remote_univision_names" file is:
ConnectionAliasName;ProgramAliasName@SystemHostName;Optional
Comment
The entries are:
<1>
UNIV;UniV@localhost;
<2>
UVLocal;UniV@localhost;
(E)xit (D)elete (A)dd :- a
The Connection Alias Name is a can be anything as this is what you are
going to call your link, in the example I have called it “univbox1”.
The Program Alias Name is the login for UniVision on the remote system,
which in the example is “univ”.
The system name is the name that is in or is to be entered into the /etc/hosts
file, in the example I have used “os4”.
As it read’s
an optional comment is optional so just enter a <cr>.
The program will now check the entries in the /etc/hosts file and then prompt
for a new entry added or confirmed, select “c” for correct.
Please wait while the database is checked
...
There is an entry for "os4" in
"/etc/inet/hosts"
as follows:
128.2.0.4 os4
Is this file entry correct or do you want
to delete it? (C/D):- c
The host file will now be
updated, hit any key to continue.
Press any key to continue.
The remote entries will be listed again, this time with the addition of the new
entry to the remote system. With your configuration complete select “e” to
exit.
The format for the "univision/admin/remote_univision_names" file is:
ConnectionAliasName;ProgramAliasName@SystemHostName;Optional
Comment
The entries are:
<1>
UNIV;UniV@localhost;
<2>
UVLocal;UniV@localhost;
<3>
univbox1;univ@os4;
(E)xit (D)elete (A)dd :- e
This complete’s the configuration on the local system, select “e” to exit at the
Maintain Local/Remote
UniVision Names menu.
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
------------------ Maintain
-----------------
(E)xit (I)dentity
Name (R)emote Names (U)VRegistry :- e
From the UniVision setup
menu select “0” to exit.
UniVision SETUP
MENU
----------------------
(0)
Exit
(1)
Initial Parameter File Build
(2)
Maintain Process Records
(3)
Maintain Terminal Cross References
(4)
Maintain Device Name Specifications
(5)
Maintain Printer Records
(6)
Maintain Initial TERM Settings
(7)
Control Sub Menu
(8)
Display Process Status
(9)
Check For Unrelated UV's & SS's
(10)
Maintain Process Size Limits
(11)
Maintain Default Alternate Break Key Value
(12)
Maintain External Spool File
(13)
Maintain Local/Remote UniVision Names
(14)
Maintain COM Port Parameters File (NT only)
(15)
Maintain Timeout Parameters
Enter required option number :- 0
To test that you link works logon to your local system and edit a new “MD”
item called “TEST”. Insert a “Q” in line 1 to denote a q pointer, in line 2 you
need to enter the Account name on the remote system for example
“COMMS”, followed by the “@”symbol, followed by the name of the remote
link, which in the example was “univbox1”. Line 3 is the name of the file on
the remote system in the example I have used “MD”.
>ED MD TEST
NEW ITEM
TOP
.I
001+Q
002+COMMS@univbox1
003+MD
004+
TOP
.FI
'TEST' filed.
Now we have a TEST file in place, LIST the file, if the file list without any
errors then your configuration is successful, if your LIST errors with “file not
found” then you need to check your configuration.
>LIST TEST
PAGE
1
14:42:26 13 MAY 2002
TEST...............................
1......... AMC....... S/NAME.... STRUCT
BLOCK-CONVERT Q BLOCK-CONV
T-ERASE P
73
80 P E6
V/TYP A
09 TP
CM.CHECK.LINE P E6
VIAODBC16 P E6
:ITB PQ
[UVPROCS N
A]
VTW.GET.TEXT P E6
GUI.UVSPOOL1 P E6
CONVERSE P 212
SUBX P
17
CREATE-BFILE PC 26
ENABLE-DELETE-TRIGGER PD
2 7C
PCCTRL.PROG P E6
KERMIT P E6
STD.DEFS P E6
*A2 A 02 *A2
>
Set permission on the /etc/UVServiceRegistry to –rw-rw-rw.
Once this is complete return to the UniVision setup menu and take the following option
to return to
the login prompt:
11. Once at LOGON, Logon as
Sysprog and
choose the UPGRADE ACCOUNTS
option from the SYSPROG menu.
(Option 4).
Enter ALL for all accounts.
Enter NO to recompile
Enter YES to continue with list.
Once complete exit the menu and access UCL.
18.
Ask the customer to restore their data into UniVision, to do this carry
out
the following from UCL in SYSPROG:
>T-SELECT <LTU NO>
>T-ONLINE
>:FILELOAD
19. Ask customer to test application and printer
functionality.
20. Change the UniVision password back to the
original setting using the
instructions outlined in step 4.(if applicable)
to
custinfo@edp.fastfreenet.com.