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HUBwatch for Windows
DECserver 90 Management
Order Number: EK–489AA–UI. A01

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Digital Equipment Corporation
Maynard, Massachusetts

This is a new manual.

First edition, May 1993
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Contents
Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 Managing DECserver 90 Modules
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Selecting the DECserver Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accessing DECserver Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Managing the DECserver Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DECserver Configuration Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Managing DECserver Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DECserver Performance Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Managing DECserver Faults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Viewing the DECserver Error Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Setting Thresholds - DECserver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accessing the MIB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Printing DECserver Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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A Documentation and Ordering
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Related Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ordering Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A–1
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Index

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Figures
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Selecting a DECserver Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Server Information Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Server Port Information Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Server Services Information Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Server Special Services Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Modify Server Port Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Server Security Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DECserver Performance Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DECserver Error Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Set Thresholds Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Output Dialog Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Preface
Introduction
This manual is for system managers who are going to use the HUBwatch for
Windows application to manage DECserver 90 modules.
This manual contains information about selecting a server module; managing
the configuration, performance, and faults for the server; accessing the MIB; and
printing server reports.

Conventions
The following table lists the conventions used in this manual.
Convention

Meaning

Note

Contains important information.

Italic type

Emphasizes important information, indicates variables, and
indicates complete titles of documents.

Click on

To press and release a mouse button when the pointer is
positioned on an active object.

Drag

To press and hold a mouse button, move the mouse, and then
release the button.

Indicates a mouse button.
Mouse Button

Position

MB1

Left mouse button

MB2

Right mouse button (middle button on
3-button mouse)

Convention

Meaning

Underline

Indicates the underlined letter on the screen menu item,
option, or button. These are designed for use if you do not
have a mouse or do not want to use your mouse for accessing
menu items. To access items without using a mouse, do the
following:

To . . .

Press . . .

Access menu items

Alt and the underlined letter

Access options

Shift and the underlined letter

Activate buttons

Alt and the underlined letter

1
Managing DECserver 90 Modules
Introduction
The DECserver 90 is a terminal server designed for Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.3 CSMA/CD networks. You can use HUBwatch
to manage the configuration, performance, and faults related to a selected
DECserver 90L or DECserver 90L+. (The DECserver 90TL is not supported in
Version 1.0 of HUBwatch for Windows.)
Note
Prior to reading this manual, you should be familiar with the
DECserver 90 Owner’s Manual, EK–DSRVG–OM. For ordering
information, refer to Appendix A.

Selecting the DECserver Module
To manage a specific DECserver, you must define that server by selecting it:
1. Set the display to the hub view, to select a DECserver.
or
Set the display to the network or site view to select a standalone DECserver.
2. Choose the Navigation pull-down menu.
3. Choose the Zoom In option.
The cursor becomes a magnifying glass.
4. Position the magnifying glass on the DECserver module you need to manage
and click MB1.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–1

HUBwatch displays the module view with the DECserver module on the left
side of your window (Figure 1–1).
Note
You can also access the DECserver module by double clicking MB1 on the
module itself.

Figure 1–1 Selecting a DECserver Module

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Accessing DECserver Information
You can access DECserver information and manage the selected DECserver
through the following pull-down menus:
•

Configuration

•

Performance

•

Fault

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•

MIB Access
Note
The MIB Access menu is only available at the device view. It is not
available at the module view.

Managing the DECserver Configuration
You can manage the configuration of a DECserver at the module view or a
standalone DECserver at the device view. The following table lists the options
that appear at either the module or device view when you select the Configuration
menu. It also lists the tasks you can perform using these options.
Option

View

Task

Report

Module

View DECserver configuration reports.

Modify†

Device

Modify the selected device.

Note†

Module and
Device

Enables you to make an annotation about the
selected device.

†This option is not module specific. For further information, refer to the HUBwatch for Windows User
Information manual.

DECserver Configuration Reports
Through the Configuration menu, at the module view, you can access information
about the configuration of the selected DECserver. The configuration reports
include the following:
•

Server Information

•

Server Port Information

•

Server Services Information

•

Server Special Services

•

Modify Server Port

•

Server Security

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–3

Note
This section reviews the configuration information for management of
the server module only. The configuration information at other levels
varies. For general information about the Configuration menu, refer to
the HUBwatch for Windows User Information manual.

Server Information Report
The Server Information report (Figure 1–2) is accessed from Server Info option.
It displays the following high-level server information for the selected server. You
can change any of the fields displayed in bold type.
Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Module name
dh90SlotModuleName

User-defined name for the selected terminal server. It
can be up to 16 alphanumeric characters in length.

MAC Address
dh90SlotPhysicalAddress

The Medium Access Control Address (MAC) of the
selected terminal server. This is the same as the
Ethernet or Physical address.

SNMP Agent
dh90SlotModuleName

The user-defined name of the DECagent 90 that is
proxying for this terminal server. The terminal server
must be in the slot table of one of the communities
that the agent is supporting.

Community sysName
sysName

The user-defined name for the community where the
selected terminal server resides.

Version
dh90SlotModuleVersion

A textual description of the version level of the
hardware and the firmware of the selected terminal
server.

Protocol
No MIB Object

The protocol in use. LAT is displayed for either the
DECserver 90L or the DECserver 90L+.

Last Zeroed (hr)
dh90SlotCounterTime

Time since the terminal server’s counters were set
back to zero.

Oper. State
ifOperStatus

The operational state of the Ethernet interface on the
selected terminal server.

Retransmit Limit
ds90LatCircRetransmitLimit

The maximum number of LAT circuit message
retransmissions the selected server will attempt before
declaring a failed circuit.

Keep Alive
ds90LLatCircKeepAlive

The number of seconds the terminal server waits
between transmitting LAT circuit keep-alive messages.

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Field Name
MIB Object
Authorization
ds90AuthorizeMode

Description
A value of 1 sets this value to enable. It causes the
SET A password command to be sent to the DECserver
90.
Modify

Terminal Prompt
ds90LPrompt

A user-defined character string up to 16 characters
in length that will be used as the local prompt for all
ports. The default is an arrow pointing to the right.

Being Polled
No MIB Object

Controls whether the terminal server is being polled.
When the box is checked, the terminal server is
being polled by the management station to check for
threshold violations.

Zero Counters
ds90LMaintenance

If selected, causes the terminal server to clear all
counters and to begin all counts from zero.

Reset
db90Maintenance

If selected, causes the terminal server to clear all
counters and to begin all counts from zero.

Set to Factory Defaults
da90Maintenance

If selected, causes the terminal server to go through its
power up self test. All settings stored in NVRAM are
lost and the learned entries in the forwarding table
are erased.

When you are finished viewing the information and making the necessary
changes, choose the Apply button to accept the changes or choose the OK button
to accept the changes and remove the window.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–5

Figure 1–2 Server Information Report

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Server Port Information Report
Server Port Information Report (Figure 1–3) is accessed through the Server Port
Info option. It displays the following detailed port information for the selected
server. You can change any of the fields displayed in bold type.
Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Port Status
charPortOperStatus

The operating status of the port.

Bits
rs232PortInSpeed

The present port speed. The port will always
autobaud. However, the speed can be preset.

Flow In
charPortInFlowState

Shows if the input flow control is enabled or disabled
and gives its current state (on or off). If enabled, the
port responds to XON or XOFF flow control. If the
box is disabled, the port ignores XON or XOFF. The
default is enabled.

Flow Out
charPortOutFlowState

Shows if the output flow control is enabled (1) or
disabled (2) and gives its current state (on or off). If
enabled, the port sends XOFF to temporarily stop
the device from transmitting. The port will send
XON when it has sufficient buffer space to continue.
If disabled, the port will not send XON or XOFF
characters. The default is enabled.

Type
ds90LPortType

Shows if the device type is set for a terminal or printer.
It should be changed to printer only if the port is
dedicated to a printer.

Break
ds90LPortBreak

Shows if the port is set for local or remote break. The
default is local. It should be changed to remote if the
port is dedicated to a printer.

Rem Mod
ds90LPortRemoteModification

Defines if the remote modify is enabled or disabled. If
enabled, the port can be modified by the remote host.
If disabled, the remote host to which a LAT connection
is established cannot modify the port. The default is
disabled.

Test
ds90LPortTest

Defines if the loopback test is enabled or disabled. If
enabled, the port is placed in loopback mode to allow
verification that it is sending and receiving characters.
If disabled, normal operation is in effect. The default
is disabled.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–7

Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Auto Config
ds90LPortAutoConfigure

This field only applies to the DECserver 90L. It shows
if the AutoConfigure is enabled or disabled. If enabled,
the port will autobaud. If disabled, the port will not
autobaud and the port characteristics are stored in
nonvolatile memory on the server. The default is
enabled.

ODL
ds90LOnDemandLoad

This field only applies to the DECserver 90L. It shows
if on demand loading of fonts is enabled or disabled.
If enabled, on demand loading of fonts can occur. If
disabled then on demand loading of fonts is disabled.
The default is enable.

When you are finished viewing the information and making the necessary
changes, choose the Apply button to accept the changes or choose the OK button
to accept the changes and remove the window.
Figure 1–3 Server Port Information Report

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Server Services Information Report
Server Services Information report (Figure 1–4) is accessed through the Server
Services Modify option. It displays the following server configuration information
for the selected server. You can change any of the fields in bold type.
Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Port
charPortName

Defines whether a server port is on or off. If the box
is checked, then connections are allowed on the port.
If the box is not checked, then connections are not
allowed.

Type
ds90LPortType

Defines whether the port is connected to a terminal
or to a printer. The default is terminal. It should be
changed to printer only if the port is to be dedicated to
a printer.

Break
ds90LPortBreak

The port can be set to respond to either local or remote
break control. The default is local. Change the default
to remote if the port is being dedicated to a printer.

Bits
rs232PortInSpeed

Displays the present port speed. Enter the baud rate
you need. Options include:
1200
2400
4800
9600
19200
38400
Autobaud

Rem
ds90LRemoteModification

If the box is checked, the port can be modified by
the remote host. If the box is not checked, the
remote host to which a LAT connection is established
cannot modify the port characteristics. The default is
disabled.

Flow In
charPortInFlowType

Defines if the input flow control is enabled or disabled
and gives its current state (on/off). If the box is
checked, the port responds to XON or XOFF flow
control. If the box is not checked, the port ignores
XON or XOFF characters. The default is enabled
(checked).

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–9

Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Flow Out
charPortOutFlowType

Defines if the output flow control is enabled or disabled
and gives its current state (on/off). If the box is
checked, the port sends XOFF to temporarily stop
the device from transmitting. The port will send XON
when it has sufficient buffer space to continue. If the
box is not checked, the port will not send XON or
XOFF characters. The default is enabled (checked).

Test
ds90LPortTest

Defines if the loopback test is active. If the box is
checked, the port will be placed in loopback mode
to allow verification that it is sending and receiving
characters. If the box is not checked, then normal
operations are in effect. The default is disabled
(checked).

Auto
ds90LPortAutoConfigure

Shows if autoconfigure is enabled or disabled.

ODL
ds90LOnDemandLoad

Shows if On Demand Load of fonts is enabled or
disabled.

When you are finished viewing the information and making the necessary
changes, choose the Apply button to accept the changes or choose the OK button
to accept the changes and remove the window.

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Figure 1–4 Server Services Information Report

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Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–11

Server Special Services Report
Server Special Services Report (Figure 1–5) is accessed from the Server Special
Services option. It displays the following list of any remote service to the defined
server other than a terminal or a printer. The Server Special Services is a
read-only screen.
Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Service
ds90LSessionService

The name of the service to which the port is connected.

Remote Node
ds90LSessionRemoteNode

The name of the host node that is offering the service.

Remote Port
ds90LSessionRemotePortId

The port number on the host node where connections
are made to the special service.

Queue
No MIB Object

This field is for printer ports only. It lists the jobs
queued to the port. This field will be blank if this is a
port-type of terminal. It will also be blank if there are
no print jobs pending. This is not available for Version
1.0 of HUBwatch for Windows.

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Figure 1–5 Server Special Services Report

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Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–13

Modify Server Port Report
Modify Server Port report (Figure 1–6) is accessed from the Modify Server Port
option. It displays the following server port information for the selected server:
Field Name
MIB Object

Description

Port Index
ds90LPortIndex

The number of the port where the DECserver is
connected.

Name
charPortName

The name of each port.

Speed (bps)
rs232PortInSpeed

Receive/transmit speed of the port.

Type
ds90LPortType

Shows if the server is set for a terminal or a printer.

Break
ds90LPortBreak

Shows if the server is set for local or remote break.

Remote Modify
ds90LPortRemoteModification

Defines if the port is set for remote or local break. The
default is local. It should be changed to remote if the
port is being dedicated to a printer.

Test
ds90LPortTest

If enabled, the port is placed in loopback mode to allow
verification that is is sending and receiving characters.
If disabled, normal operation is in effect. The default
is disabled.

In Flow
charPortInFlowType

Defines if the input flow control is enabled or disabled
and gives its current state (on or off). If enabled,
the port responds to XON or XOFF flow control. If
disabled, the port ignores XON or XOFF characters.
The default is enabled.

Out Flow
charPortOutFlowType

Defines if the output flow control is enabled or disabled
and gives its current state (on or off). If enabled, the
port sends XOFF to temporarily stop the device from
transmitting. The port will send XON when it has
sufficient buffer space to continue. If disabled, the port
will not send XON or XOFF. The default is enabled.

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Field Name
MIB Object

Description
Special Service

Service
No MIB object

Defines if the service is preferred or dedicated. This
field is not available for Version 1.0 of HUBwatch for
Windows.

Remote Node
No MIB object

The name of the host node that is offering the service.
This field is not available for Version 1.0 of HUBwatch
for Windows.

Remote Port
No MIB object

The port number on the host node where connections
are made to the special service. This field is not
available for Version 1.0 of HUBwatch for Windows.

Preferred/Dedicated
No MIB object

A service may be predefined as either preferred or
dedicated for this port. Preferred mode allows you to
connect to that service without specifying the service
by name. A dedicated mode will restrict the user from
connecting to any other service besides the one defined
for the port. This field is not available for Version 1.0
of HUBwatch for Windows.

When you are finished viewing the information and making the necessary
changes, choose the Apply button to accept the changes or choose the OK button
to accept the changes and remove the window.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–15

Figure 1–6 Modify Server Port Report

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Server Security Report
The Server Security report (Figure 1–7) is accessed from the Server Security
option. It displays the following security information for the selected server. You
can change any of the fields displayed in bold type.
Field Name
MIB Object

Description
Change Password

Old
ds90LSlotPassword

The old password is passed to the terminal server for
verification before the new password can take effect.
Passwords are not echoed on the screen during entry
and existing terminal server passwords cannot be
retrieved.

New
ds90LSlotNewPassword

The new password replaces the old password in the
terminal server if the Old password is verified, and the
terminal server is powered down. The power is back
up within 30 seconds after the change is issued.

Verify
No MIB Object

The new password must be entered again as
verification that there were no errors in entering it
in the new password field.

Authorization
ds90LAuthorizeMode

If enabled, the terminal server requires a password
in order to allow parameter changes. If disabled, a
password is not required.

When you are finished viewing the information and making the necessary
changes, choose the Apply button to accept the changes or choose the OK button
to accept the changes and remove the window.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–17

Figure 1–7 Server Security Report

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Managing DECserver Performance
You can manage the performance for either a DECserver at the module view
or for a standalone DECserver at the device view. The following table lists the
options that appear at either the module or device view when you select the
Performance menu. It also lists the tasks you can perform using these options.
Option

View

Task

Statistics

Module

View DECserver performance reports.

Graph†

Module and
Device

Display an interactive graph of the overtime count
for a selected MIB node and object.

Ping†

Device

Test the IP level connectivity of the selected device.

†This option is not module specific. For further information, refer to the HUBwatch for Windows User
Information manual.

DECserver Performance Reports
Through the Performance menu, at the module view, you can access information
about the performance of the selected DECserver. The performance reports for
the server include the following:
•

DECserver Performance

•

MIB Object Graph

DECserver Performance Report
The DECserver Performance report (Figure 1–8) displays MIB information about
the selected server. You can either view or print the DECserver performance
report. You cannot change any of the fields. To print the report, see Printing
DECserver Reports. For detailed information on each of the MIBs displayed in
the DECserver Performance report, refer to the MIB Appendix in the HUBwatch
for Windows User Information manual.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–19

Figure 1–8 DECserver Performance Report

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MIB Object Graph Report
The MIB Object Graph Report displays an interactive graph of the overtime
count for a selected MIB node and object. The report is accessed through the
Graph option. For further information, refer to the HUBwatch for Windows User
Information manual.

Managing DECserver Faults
You can manage the faults for either a DECserver at the module view or for a
standalone DECserver at the device view. The following table lists the options
that appear at either the module or device view when you select the Fault menu.
It also lists the tasks you can perform using these options.
Option

View

Task

Error Statistics

Module

Look at the DECserver Error Reports.

Set Thresholds

Module

Set threshold counters for the selected
module.

Audible Alarms†

Module and
Device

Set alarms so they are audible or inaudible.

Alarms†

Module and
Device

Access the Current Alarms Network report.

Report†

Module and
Device

Access the Alarm Log.

†This option is not module specific. For further information, refer to the HUBwatch for Windows User
Information manual.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–21

Viewing the DECserver Error Report
The DECserver Error report lists specific MIB objects for the selected server and
the associated errors.
To access the report, do the following:
1. Set the view to the server you need to manage.
2. Pull down the Fault menu.
3. Choose the Error Statistics option.
The DECserver Error report appears (Figure 1–9).
Figure 1–9 DECserver Error Report

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You can either view or print the DECserver Error report. You cannot change
any of the fields. For detailed information on each of the MIBs displayed in
the DECserver Error Report, refer to the MIB Appendix in the HUBwatch
for Windows User Information manual. To print the report, refer to Printing
DECserver Reports.

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Setting Thresholds - DECserver
The Set Thresholds window displays the thresholds for the selected DECserver.
To access the Set Thresholds window for a DECserver, do the following:
1. Select the DECserver for which you want to view the threshold settings.
2. Choose the Set Threshold option from the Fault menu.
A submenu with the following options appears:
•

Interface—This option is not available for Version 1.0 of HUBwatch for
Windows.

•

Slot—This option enables you to change threshold counters for the
selected server.

3. Select the option you need to effect.
The selected Set Thresholds window appears (Figure 1–10).
You can do any of the following to the threshold counters for the selected
server.
To perform this task . . .

Do this . . .

Set the thresholds to their
default.

Choose the Set Default button.

Disable all the threshold
counters.

Choose the Disable All button.

Enable all the threshold
counters.

Choose the Enable All button.

Restore the threshold counters
to their original setting.

Choose the Restore button.

Change specific threshold
counter limits.

Position the cursor on or and click MB1
repeatedly until the setting you want to change
appears.

4. Make the changes you need to the threshold counters and choose the OK
button to accept the changes and remove the window.

Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–23

Figure 1–10 Set Thresholds Window

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Accessing the MIB
The MIB Access menu is not module specific. You can only access the MIB for a
generic or standalone device at the device view. For a DEChub module, you must
be at the hub view. For further information, refer to the HUBwatch for Windows
User Information manual.

Printing DECserver Reports
Several of the report windows provide an option for printing the report. This is
indicated by an Output button at the bottom of the window.
To print a report, do the following:
1. Choose the Output button.
The Output dialog box appears (Figure 1–11).
2. Choose one of the following options for output:
Printer
File, Text
File, Delimited ASCII

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3. Choose OK.
Figure 1–11 Output Dialog Box

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Managing DECserver 90 Modules 1–25

A
Documentation and Ordering
Introduction
This appendix lists documentation that is related to the HUBwatch for Windows
application. It also includes ordering information.

Related Documentation
You can order the following documents from Digital:
Document Title

Order Number

DEChub 90 Owner’s Manual

EK–DEHUB–OM

Open DECconnect Building Wiring Components and
Application Catalog

EB–K2407–42

DECconnect System Planning and Configuration Guide

EK–DECSY–CG

DECagent 90 User Information

EK–DENMA–UI

DECbridge 90 Owner’s Manual

EK–DEWGB–OM

DECrepeater 90C Owner’s Manual

EK–DECMR–OM

DECrepeater 90T Owner’s Manual

EK–DETMR–OM

DECserver 90L Owner’s Manual

EK–DSRVD–OM

DECserver 90L+ Owner’s Manual

EK–DSRVG–OM

HUBwatch Installation & Use for DECmcc

AA–PW4BA–TE

HUBwatch for Windows (Kit)

EK–478AA–DK

HUBwatch for Windows User Information

EK–487AA–UI

HUBwatch for Windows DECbridge 90 Management

EK–488AA–UI

HUBwatch for Windows DECrepeater 90 Management

EK–490AA–UI

Documentation and Ordering A–1

Ordering Information
You can order options and documentation by mail, phone, or electronically.
Need Help?
If you need help deciding which documentation best meets your needs, please call
800–DIGITAL (800–344–4825) and press 2 for technical assistance.
Electronic Orders
To place an order through your account at the Electronic Store, dial 800–234–1998,
using a modem set to 2400 or 9600 baud. You must use a VT terminal or terminal
emulator set at 8 bits, no parity. If you need help, call 800–DIGITAL (800–344–
4825) and ask for an Electronic Store specialist.
Telephone or Direct Mail Orders
You can order documentation by phone or direct mail.
If You Are
From . . .

Call . . .

Or Write . . .

U.S.A.

DECdirect
Phone: 800–DIGITAL
(800–344–4825)
FAX: (603) 884–5597

Digital Equipment Corporation
P.O. Box CS2008
Nashua, NH 03061

Puerto Rico

Phone: (809) 781–0505
FAX: (809) 749–8377

Digital Equipment Caribbean, Inc.
3 Digital Plaza, 1st Street
Suite 200
Metro Office Park
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00920

Canada

Phone: 800–267–6215
FAX: (613) 592–1946

Digital Equipment of Canada Ltd.
100 Herzberg Road
Kanata, Ontario, Canada K2K 2A6
Attn: DECdirect Sales

International

—

Local Digital subsidiary or approved
distributor

A–2 Documentation and Ordering

Digital Personnel
You can order documentation by electronic mail. Contact the following
organizations for instructions:
If You Need . . .

Call . . .

Contact . . .

Software
documentation1

DTN: 241–3023
(508) 874–3023

Software Supply Business
Digital Equipment Corporation
1 Digital Drive
Westminster, MA 01473

Hardware
documentation

DTN: 234–4325
(508) 351–4325
FAX: (508) 351–4467

Publishing & Circulation Services
Digital Equipment Corporation
NRO2-2/I5
444 Whitney Street
Northboro, MA 01532

1 Call to request an Internal Software Order Form (EN–01740–07).

Documentation and Ordering A–3

Index
C
Configuration reports
server, 1–3
Conventions
manual, v

D
DECserver 90
accessing information, 1–2
configuration reports, 1–3
managing, 1–1
managing the configuration, 1–3
managing the faults, 1–21
managing the performance, 1–19
selecting, 1–1
DECserver Error report, 1–22
DECserver Performance report, 1–19
Documentation, A–1
ordering, A–2

M
Managing
DECserver 90 modules, 1–1
server’s configuration, 1–3
server’s faults, 1–21
server’s performance, 1–19
MIB
accessing, 1–24
MIB Object Graph report - server, 1–21

Modify Server Port report, 1–14

O
Options
ordering, A–2
Ordering information
documentation, A–1

R
Reports
DECserver error, 1–22
DECserver performance, 1–19
MIB Object Graph - server, 1–21
modify server port, 1–14
printing, 1–24
server information, 1–4
server port information, 1–7
server security, 1–17
server services information, 1–9
server special services, 1–12

S
Server
accessing information, 1–2
managing, 1–1
managing the configuration, 1–3
managing the faults, 1–21
managing the performance, 1–19
selecting, 1–1
Server Information report, 1–4

Index–1

Server Port Information report, 1–7
Server Security report, 1–17
Server Services Information report, 1–9
Server Special Services report, 1–12

T
Thresholds
setting, 1–23

Index–2