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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:CSC32::BUTTERWORTH
Created:Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1541
Total number of notes:6564

568.0. "90L used by PCM on OSF/1 ???" by FIREBL::LEEDS (From VAXinated to Alphaholic) Thu Jan 19 1995 22:01

A customer wants to use a Sable running OSF/1 as the Console Manager for a 
few OpenVMS Alpha machines. We have a question regarding the terminal server 
connection from the OSF/1 PCM system - does that use Telnet only ?? If so, I 
assume we need to use a terminal server such as the 90TL which supports 
Telnet ??  (question comes up because the customer has a number of 90L 
terminal servers (LAT only) which they will use if they can, but we think 
they need to buy a new one to support Telnet).

Thanks

Arlan
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Name		DateLines
568.1KERNEL::COFFEYJThe Uk CSC Unix Girlie.Fri Jan 20 1995 08:034
As far as I know (docs. less and all that) you can use
LAT for PCM *or* telnet. 

Jo.
568.2OPG::SIMONFri Jan 20 1995 08:385
Hi,
   Jo is correct. LAT is supported for PCM connections on OSF/1. The info on
how to do it is all in the PCM docs.

Cheers Simon....
568.3Included with OSF?ZENDIA::DBIGELOWInnovate, Integrate, EvaporateFri Jan 20 1995 15:496
    Simon,
    
        Is LAT bundled with OSF/1? If I remember correctly, you have to
    add it as a layered product.
    
    Dave
568.4SPD time...FIREBL::LEEDSFrom VAXinated to AlphaholicFri Jan 20 1995 16:3112
re: .3
>    Simon,
>    
>        Is LAT bundled with OSF/1? If I remember correctly, you have to
>    add it as a layered product.
    
I guess that's how I should have worded .0 ... I didn't think LAT was 
included with OSF/1, so I was a unsure about using the 90L.

Guess I better check the OSF/1 SPD.

Arlan
568.5KERNEL::COFFEYJThe Uk CSC Unix Girlie.Fri Jan 20 1995 16:595
It's in / it is the subset OSFLATnnn.

Don't think it needs any extra licencing unless it 
maybe uses the OSF-USR one.