FYI: The commands to get the list in Datatrieve:
READY HECNET
FIND HECNET
SORT BY AREA,ADDRESS
FOR CURRENT PRINT NODE_ADDRESS,NODE_NAME
Obviously, you can modify the print statement to get it in any format and form, along with additional information, if you want to.
For DTR on VMS, the first line should be:
READY HECNET ON MIM::
(or atleast I think so), while on RSX, you should use REMDTR.TSK to access DTR on another node.
Johnny
On 2011-12-20 14:47, Johnny Billquist wrote:
Do you have Datatrieve on whatever machine you are running NETUPDATE.COM?
Johnny
On 2011-12-20 14:00, Steve Davidson wrote:
Johnny,
Can you make this list available to MIM::[DECNET] as NODENAMES.DAT? I
am working on the new version of NETUPDATE.COM that requires
information in this format. The current version does not work well
with clusters in certain cases. A list that is ordered by<area>.<node>
is perfect for the new routine.
Thanks.
-Steve
________________________________
From: owner-hecnet at Update.UU.SE on behalf of Johnny Billquist
Sent: Tue 12/20/2011 07:50
To: hecnet at Update.UU.SE
Subject: Re: [HECnet] Integrating with the Italian network.
On 2011-12-20 12:47, Rok Vidmar wrote:
Isn't someone using area 3 on HECnet already?
I think that was Chrissie, who offered to move away. ...
Which she did and I am thankful for that.
We're making progress? :-)
How do you mean by "via TCP/IP"? I can easily create a text file
with the node names and numbers, if you want to.
And email it to my address? Yes, please.
NODE NODE
ADDRESS NAME
1.1 MAGICA
1.2 ERNIE
1.3 FNATTE
1.4 GOBLIN
1.5 ZEKE
1.6 GNOME
1.7 BJARNE
1.8 KRILLE
1.9 TEMPO
1.10 SIGGE
1.11 ROCKY
1.12 PONY
1.13 MIM
1.14 TINA
1.15 PONDUS
1.16 GNAT
1.17 JOSSE
1.18 PAMINA
1.19 BEA
1.42 BIGBOA
1.100 FLETCH
1.200 PLINTH
1.201 CRISPS
1.202 NIPPER
1.300 CTAKAH
1.301 CTEPBA
1.302 XPEH
1.303 BIGSYS
1.350 ERSATZ
2.1 LEGATO
2.2 POCO
2.4 MEZZO
2.6 LARGO
2.7 CODA
2.9 DIVISI
2.10 ADAGIO
2.11 LENTO
2.12 JENSEN
2.13 GNOCCI
2.14 MULTIA
2.15 PAVANE
2.16 SKETTI
2.17 CHARON
2.150 LOKI
2.201 SELENE
3.2 JELTZ
3.10 ARTHUR
3.30 MARSHA
3.31 TRISHA
3.32 FORD
3.34 ROOSTA
3.35 ZARQON
3.55 ZAPHOD
3.60 FENTIB
4.1 B7
4.2 HALO
4.247 MINERV
4.248 SIMVAX
4.249 SLAVE
4.250 ORAC
4.251 ZX6000
4.252 NODE3
4.253 NODE2
4.254 ZEN
4.255 X60
4.256 BUBBLE
4.257 ELLEN
4.258 TIGER
4.259 ALEPH
5.10 MICRO1
5.12 MICRO2
5.14 VAX4
5.20 VAX6
5.21 VAX7
5.24 MICRO4
6.1 STAR69
6.2 QUIGON
6.10 COWBOX
8.244 RESCUE
8.400 GORVAX
8.401 CHIMPY
8.402 CHIMP
8.403 RHESUS
8.404 SAMDEV
8.405 ARIVAX
8.408 VAXPLS
8.410 FIDOGW
8.414 SOLAR
8.415 LUNAR
8.430 LEMUR
8.500 PYFFLE
8.700 RAZZLE
8.800 BONZO
8.808 DELLVX
8.900 SMDEV0
8.901 SMDEV1
8.902 SMDEV2
8.903 SMDEV3
10.1 SHARK
10.2 SNAKE
11.1 VAXSYS
11.2 MAISA
11.3 OLLIE
11.4 SORKKA
11.5 VS3K1
11.6 VSVLC
11.7 HAWK
11.8 EAGLE
11.9 JYLKM5
11.10 VS2K1
11.11 VS4K5
11.12 VS2K3
11.13 VS2K4
11.14 UGLY
11.15 CUTE
11.16 MOPO
11.17 ROMU
11.18 VS3K2
11.20 PAKVXT
11.100 DS20
11.101 AXPSYS
11.102 ALPHA
11.103 GAMMA
11.104 DELTA
11.105 BETA
11.1023 A11RTR
19.4 STRGTE
19.11 AGENA
19.12 ALTAIR
19.13 CRUCIS
19.14 TAURI
19.15 SCORPI
19.16 SPICA
19.17 POLLUX
19.18 PISCIS
19.19 DENUB
19.23 PLUTO
19.38 LUNA
19.40 SGC
19.41 SG1
19.42 SG2
19.43 SG3
19.44 SG4
19.45 SG5
19.46 SG6
19.47 SG7
19.48 SG8
19.49 SG9
19.55 VENUS
19.77 STARS
19.83 MARS
19.150 GALAXY
19.151 HELIOS
19.152 SIRIUS
19.153 ORION
19.155 SATURN
19.255 URANUS
19.300 MARCC
19.301 DUSTY
19.302 CALHAN
19.303 LULU
19.304 ANDY
19.511 ISIS
19.512 KRONOS
19.513 EOS
19.514 ATLAS
19.515 HYDRA
19.666 DECVAX
19.1023 BLKHOL
20.1 WOPR
20.2 SIOP
20.3 TX0
20.4 JOSHUA
20.513 SNOW
26.114 DOUDOU
26.115 VIDOU
26.201 MERKUR
26.411 TGE411
27.1 AREA27
27.3 MVB
27.4 ALDUR
32.1 BLACK
32.2 BROWN
32.3 RED
32.4 ORANGE
32.5 YELLOW
32.6 GREEN
32.7 BLUE
32.8 VIOLET
32.9 GREY
32.10 WHITE
33.1 THRIFT
33.4 CHARY
33.14 FRUGAL
33.15 MISER
33.17 CHEAP
42.1 CANADA
42.2 DAFFY
42.3 FUZZY
42.4 RIVEN
42.5 SPARKY
42.6 EARTH
42.7 MOON
44.1 HELIUM
44.2 XENON
44.3 ARGON
44.4 NEON
44.5 ZILVER
44.6 JODIUM
44.7 RADON
44.8 ASTAAT
44.9 OSMIUM
44.10 CHLOOR
44.11 ZWAWEL
44.12 INDIUM
44.13 ERBIUM
44.14 BROOM
44.15 FOSFOR
44.16 COBALT
44.17 KOPER
44.18 CERIUM
44.19 IJZER
44.20 CHROOM
44.21 NIKKEL
44.22 ZINK
44.23 LOOD
44.24 CURIUM
44.25 KWIK
44.26 GOUD
44.27 RADIUM
44.28 TIN
44.29 FLUOR
44.30 BOOR
44.31 SELEEN
44.32 ARSEEN
44.33 CARBON
44.34 OXYGEN
44.35 TITAAN
44.36 URAAN
44.37 BARIUM
44.38 CESIUM
44.39 KALIUM
44.40 SODIUM
44.41 AZOTE
44.42 VISMUT
44.43 OZON
51.1 PETEY
51.2 FLUFFY
51.4 SLIMER
52.1 SUN
54.27 CHEKOV
54.28 GEORDI
54.59 CEIRE
54.66 SPOCK
54.80 CEIDE
54.81 CEISI
54.82 CEIEE
54.92 SCOTTY
54.188 BTP
54.203 NEWACA
54.334 BOFIN
59.1 ODEN
59.7 NADJA
59.10 SOL
59.11 DIMMA
59.16 XERXES
59.18 KLEO
59.19 KLAS
59.20 KICKI
59.23 STORM
59.30 TOAD1
59.31 ULLA
59.32 FORNAX
59.33 REGN
59.40 VERA
59.41 MRC
59.53 ELVIRA
59.55 KRYLBO
59.56 R29GW
59.57 E825GW
59.58 STUPI
59.59 XXXXGW
60.648 CAMECA
60.649 ZEUS
60.650 SAVAGE
60.651 JOHNNY
60.652 MONK
60.653 HAM
60.654 DOC
60.660 RENNY
60.661 LNGTOM
60.662 DS201
60.663 RSTSE
60.664 PDXVAX
With reservations that area 3 have not been updated.
Now, which addresses do I make tunnel to?
Answered by others, I note. :-)
Johnny
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
Use the default "Hello timer" and do not worry about it. The cost is up to you but I would make the cost to GORVAX less than the cost to SG1. There is no sense going to the US just to get to the bridge backbone when the UK link will be MUCH faster!
Why are you using two different IP addresses? That is more to manage than it is worth and, their really is no need for it. Pick one address and leave it at that. Reply to this email with that address. I can setup the link to GORVAX as well, but I need to talk to Sampsa first.
This end is: 69.21.253.230
________________________________
From: owner-hecnet at Update.UU.SE on behalf of Johnny Billquist
Sent: Tue 12/20/2011 07:53
To: hecnet at Update.UU.SE
Subject: Re: [HECnet] Integrating with the Italian network.
On 2011-12-20 13:47, Rok Vidmar wrote:
GORVAX:: is closer to you then SG1::. I would start there.
Contact Sampsa. If he can not handle it then you may
connect to SG1:: - just send me your IP address.
I am connecting to GORVAX:: from 193.2.191.211. Is
DECnet hello timer (in seconds) 300 OK in HECnet?
I plan to connect to SG1:: from 193.2.191.212.
Hmm. I wonder... I think that the hello timers can be anything. It just
affects how often you send hello messages, and indirectly then affects
how long it takes for you to notice if your link goes down. But I should
check this up... But that is what I think I remember. So, what you set
your hello timer to does not affect, nor require anyone else to care.
It's your choice, causing effects for you.
Johnny
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
On 2011-12-20 13:47, Rok Vidmar wrote:
GORVAX:: is closer to you then SG1::. I would start there.
Contact Sampsa. If he can not handle it then you may
connect to SG1:: - just send me your IP address.
I am connecting to GORVAX:: from 193.2.191.211. Is
DECnet hello timer (in seconds) 300 OK in HECnet?
I plan to connect to SG1:: from 193.2.191.212.
Hmm. I wonder... I think that the hello timers can be anything. It just affects how often you send hello messages, and indirectly then affects how long it takes for you to notice if your link goes down. But I should check this up... But that is what I think I remember. So, what you set your hello timer to does not affect, nor require anyone else to care. It's your choice, causing effects for you.
Johnny
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
GORVAX:: is closer to you then SG1::. I would start there.
Contact Sampsa. If he can not handle it then you may
connect to SG1:: - just send me your IP address.
I am connecting to GORVAX:: from 193.2.191.211. Is
DECnet hello timer (in seconds) 300 OK in HECnet?
I plan to connect to SG1:: from 193.2.191.212.
--
Regards, Rok
On 2011-12-20 12:40, Chrissie Caulfield wrote:
On 20/12/11 11:15, Sampsa wrote:
Isn't someone using area 3 on HECnet already?
I was, but I've moved into shared area 6 now :)
Excellent. But that also reminds me... I should update the nodename database. Care to give me that update? (I assume all nodes in area 3 are to be deleted, but what nodes, and which addresses in area 6?)
Johnny
Chrissie
On 20 Dec 2011, at 03:58, Rok Vidmar wrote:
I would like to join HECnet which might lure some other guys in
Slovenia to
join us. Would area 3 and Multinet-Multinet tunnel be OK?
I have got now 3 area routers in area 3 ready on fixed IP addresses
and capable of Multinet tunneling. They are:
NUK1c 3.171 193.2.191.211
RVDSXL 3.47 193.2.191.212
MUSIPC 3.222 84.255.246.85
Is MIM node database accessible via TCP/IP too?
--
Regards, Rok
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
The primary hubs for Multinet Tunnels are:
GORVAX:: (UK)
SG1:: (US)
GORVAX:: is closer to you then SG1::. I would start there. Contact Sampsa. If he can not handle it then you may connect to SG1:: - just send me your IP address.
Both of these networks also make use of the bridge to minimize hops.
-Steve
________________________________
From: owner-hecnet at Update.UU.SE on behalf of Rok Vidmar
Sent: Tue 12/20/2011 06:47
To: hecnet at update.uu.se
Subject: Re: [HECnet] Integrating with the Italian network.
Isn't someone using area 3 on HECnet already?
I think that was Chrissie, who offered to move away. ...
Which she did and I am thankful for that.
How do you mean by "via TCP/IP"? I can easily create a text file
with the node names and numbers, if you want to.
And email it to my address? Yes, please.
Now, which addresses do I make tunnel to?
--
Regards, Rok
Isn't someone using area 3 on HECnet already?
I think that was Chrissie, who offered to move away. ...
Which she did and I am thankful for that.
How do you mean by "via TCP/IP"? I can easily create a text file
with the node names and numbers, if you want to.
And email it to my address? Yes, please.
Now, which addresses do I make tunnel to?
--
Regards, Rok
