HP software, including
HP OTS/9000, is installed using the swinstall
program. If you're installing software for the entire OSI stack, you should
have already installed and configured any link products (for example, LAN
or X.25) for your network. If the procedures to install the link components
have not been completed, please complete them before proceeding with
configuration.
More installation information can be found in the individual link product
manuals. Be sure to follow and complete all installation procedures before
beginning
HP OTS/9000 n
etwork node configuration procedures.
If you are installing
HP OTS/9000 o
ver the LAN LINK product, verify that
the LAN product is LAN or configured to run with the IEEE protocol
enabled. To do this, look at the /etc/rc.config.d/netconf file. For
each LAN interface (lan0, lan1, etc.), the parameter LANCONFIG_ARGS,
defined in that file, specifies the protocol enabled. For example, for LAN
interface lan0, the following lines may be present:
INTERFACE_NAME[0]=lan0
IP_ADDRESS[0]="12.34.456.789"
SUBNET_MASK[0]="255.255.255.0"
BROADCAST_ADDRESS[0]=
LANCONFIG_ARGS[0]="ether ieee"
For
HP OTS/9000 to function over a particular interface, the
LANCONFIG_ARGS parameter should include "ieee" for that interface.
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