jjmen@hpindwa.HP.COM (John Mendonca) (09/19/90)
How do you think we can improve the configuration of our HP3000 datacomm products (terminals, network services )? Do you know of or use any tools (other than NMMGR) which help you with the configuration of HP3000 systems; (eg tools for modifying configurations, tracking changes, generating reports, etc ...)? How much time do you spend configuring and how many systems do you have? Please share your ideas with us to help us do the right thing! Sincerely, John Mendonca Information Networks Division Hewlett-Packard (408) 447-2924
eduardo@m2xenix.psg.com (Eduardo Salom) (09/25/90)
>from: eduardo@m2xenix.psg.com (Eduardo Salom) In article <36280013@hpindwa.HP.COM> jjmen@hpindwa.HP.COM (John Mendonca) says: > How do you think we can improve the configuration of our HP3000 datacomm > products (terminals, network services )? John, I guess that you would not find too many HP3000 users here, most are 9000'rs. You should post your question in the Interex BBS: 408-773-8018 as most people there are 3000 users. My 3000 is a LX but not network services so I couldn't help you too much. I will post your article at CI$, HP forum, Minis section where there are several 3000 users. -- Eduardo J. Salom | eduardo@psg.com ..!uunet!m2xenix!eduardo SoftWare Plus SA | BIX: swp CIS: [73000,74] swp@dci2sp.das.net Larrea 1218 - 2.A | Delphi: swp VMS-Mail: PSI%07222211100717::SWP (1117) Buenos Aires, Argentina |
dhandly@hpcllz2.HP.COM (Dennis Handly) (09/27/90)
Have you tried the 'HELP' command? This will tell you about all the commands and parameters. The first few menus will give you a list of all commands under a certain topic. (Just hit carriage return a few times.)
jfeiner@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Joseph Feiner) (09/30/90)
I think you are right. The HP3000 is a mini-computer -- not a mainframe. We do not market the thing to go head to head with a full IBM mainframe. Instead, we set our sights on the smaller business that uses the thing for accounting systems, payroll, inventory and boring business purposes. By "joint accounts", I think you mean more than one user using the same account. So you can have BOB.ACCOUNT and FRED.ACCOUNT and depending on which "Home group" these users have they can share files without always having to use the "RELEASE" command. See the NEWUSER, and ALTUSER command to add or change users. There is a full discusion in one of the manuals, but I can't remember which one off hand. Good luck. Joseph Feiner Hewlett-Packard HP3000 OS Lab