Okay, so tell me what I do to make my NetView v7.11 interface (traps and 
topology) with NetView (TME 10 v1.3). I want SNA topology on the Unix box not 
Unix topology on the SNA box. Make sense?

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From: Bill Evans [mailto:wvevans AT attglobal DOT net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 10:52 AM
To: Jane Curry
Cc: Ingleson Peter; NetView mailing list
Subject: Re: [nv-l] Netview 7.1 and Netview v2.3 OS390


You missed the revolution, Jane, when my old createion the Service Point 
connection of the early 90's was superceded by the Mult-System Manager. 
 MSM provides an agent for NetView for AIX (don't remember if it also 
supports Solaris) and support on the S/390 side to do what the old 
AIX-SP does (traps to alerts) over a TCPIP session.  The MSM support at 
the 390 also translates the other way (alerts to traps).  

The total solution allows "discovery" of the topology known to NV-Unix 
and places the data in the RODM database.  The BSM or NV-390 graphics 
console then will display the TCPIP topology maps.  They are the same 
layouts as provided by NV-Unix but use the NV-390 graphing techniques.  

I still believe in SNA but it just never made sense to put the SNA 
support on the AIX box  just to link the NetViews.  

Hope this helps Peter.  

Jane Curry wrote:

>Peter,
>This used to be possible with Service Point and IBM Communications Services
>(though some of the names may have changed by now - not used this stuff for a
>goodly number of years).  The comms mechanism was, I believe, LU6.2, not
>TCP/IP.  The distributed NetView daemons tralertd and spappld need activating 
>to
>control this communication.
>
>Another possibility, if you have an SNMP TRAP collector on your OS/390, is
>simply to forward traps from your distributed NetView to your /390 world (from
>the NetView trap customisation panel).
>
>Cheers,
>Jane
>Ingleson Peter wrote:
>
>>Is it possible to configure Netview 7.1 AIX 4.3.3 to talk to Netview v2.3 on
>>OS390, ideally TCP\IP would be desired as the means of communication. A yes
>>would a good start, but if someone knows of redbooks or configuration
>>examples that would be ideal.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Peter Ingleson
>>Systems Engineer
>>NCM
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