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However, if your LAN device file name is not
daemons manually and edit the file
how to check the LAN device file name.
1 Execute the lanscan command to display the list of physically connected LAN
devices on your system.
2 Look for the Net-Interface Name defined in the information displayed by
lanscan. Identify the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on
which your DTCs are connected.
3 If the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on which your DTCs
are connected is indicated as
installation is correct. Take the following steps to complete the installation:
a If you are upgrading from a previous release of DTC Manager/UX, execute
the following command for each DTC:
dtcreset dtcname
b then configure your DTCs using DTC Manager/UX.
4 If the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on which your DTCs
are connected is not indicated as
next section.
Modifications for LAN device file names other than /dev/lan0
If is not your LAN device file name, there are two modifications
/dev/lan0
required. You must:
• start the and
rbootd dtcnmd
• edit the file
/etc/rc
when the system is rebooted.
The daemon handles the download of a DTC when it is switched on or
rbootd
reset. The daemon handles the transmission of network management data
dtcnmd
from the system to the DTC ( for more information about these daemons refer to the
man pages).
Installing DTC Manager/UX with HP-UX 9.x
/dev/lan0
yourself. The steps below describe
/etc/rc
(full path name:
lan0
(full path name
lan0
daemons with the correct LAN device
to ensure that these daemons are automatically started up
, you must start the
), your
/dev/lan0
), go to the
/dev/lan0
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