 















                   DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   Installation


                   Order Number: AA-KX60D-TE



                   This document contains instructions for installing DEC
                   Computer Integrated Telephony (CIT) Server Software for
                   VMS on VAX/VMS systems. It also explains how to read
                   the online release notes before or after installing the
                   product.





                   Revision/Update Information:  This manual supersedes
                                                 the VAX CIT Server
                                                 Software Installation
                                                 Guide Version 2.0. (Order
                                                 Number AA-KX60C-TE)

                   Operating System and Version: VAX/VMS Version 5.0 or
                                                 later.

                   Software Version:             DEC CIT Server Software
                                                 for VMS Version 2.1.

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          1  INTRODUCTION TO INSTALLING THE KIT

                   The DEC CIT product set consists of two separately
                   installable software products:

                   o  DEC CIT Server for VMS software (CITSR), which is
                      installed on the server node of a DEC CIT network.

                   o  DEC CIT Applications Interface for VMS software,
                      which is installed on client nodes in a DEC CIT
                      network.

                   Note that if you want to run applications on the server
                   node, you have to install the DEC CIT Applications
                   Interface for VMS software on the server node as well
                   as installing the DEC CIT Server for VMS software.

                   This manual describes how to install DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software. For instructions on installing DEC CIT
                   Applications Interface for VMS software, see the DEC
                   CIT Applications Interface for VMS Installation manual.

                   This manual is intended for system managers who
                   understand the general installation procedures
                   on VAX/VMS systems. Keep this document with your
                   distribution kit. You will need to refer to it again if
                   you receive any maintenance updates, or if you need to
                   reinstall DEC CIT Server for VMS software for any other
                   reason.

                                        Release Notes

                      This document does not contain release
                      information; instead, release notes are provided
                      online. You can read the release notes before you
                      install DEC CIT Server for VMS software, and at
                      any time after the product is installed.


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                   To read the release notes, follow the installation
                   procedure up to step 4. At that step, you can choose to
                   display or to print the release notes, or both. You can
                   then choose whether to continue with the installation
                   procedure.

                   For information on reporting problems with DEC CIT
                   Server for VMS software, see Section 5.4.

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          2  PREPARING TO INSTALL DEC CIT SERVER SOFTWARE

                   The following sections describe the checks and actions
                   required before you install the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   software.

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          2.1  Contents of the Installation Kit

                   The Bill of Materials (BOM) specifies the number and
                   contents of your media. Check the contents of your
                   kit against the list in the Bill of Materials. If your
                   kit is damaged, or if you find that parts of it are
                   missing, call your Digital representative.

                   Table 1 shows details of the media on which the DEC CIT
                   Server for VMS software may be delivered.

          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 1  Media Details

                   _______________________________________________________
                   Media______________Quantity__Label_____________________

                   TK50 cartridge     1         DEC CIT Server

                   1600 bpi magnetic  1         DEC CIT Server
                   tape

                   CDROM              1         VMS Consolidated Software
          ______________________________________Distribution______________

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                   Note that the TK50 cartridge can be read from both a
                   TK50 and a TK70 tape drive.

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          2.2  Hardware Requirements

                   The DEC CIT Server for VMS software V2.1 requires the
                   following hardware:

                   o  If you require support for PBX functions, DEC CIT
                      Server for VMS software must be installed on a
                      VAX/VMS system that is connected to a PBX.

                      To connect the PBX to a server node:

                      1  A synchronous communications device must be
                         installed on the server node.

                      2  The communications device must be connected to
                         the PBX by means of a synchronous cable that is
                         provided by the PBX manufacturer.

                   o  If you require support for DECvoice functions, DEC
                      CIT Server for VMS software must be installed on a
                      VAX or a MicroVAX with at least one DECvoice DTC04
                      module and telephone line interface (TLI) assembly
                      installed in the Q-bus backplane and bulkhead.

                   If you require support for both PBX and DECvoice
                   functions, you need to fulfill both requirements.

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          2.3  Software Requirements

                   The DEC CIT Server for VMS software requires the
                   following software:

                   o  VAX/VMS Version 5.0 or later.

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                   o  The VAX Wide Area Network Device Drivers kit, if you
                      want support for PBX functions. This kit supplies
                      the appropriate software device driver for the
                      synchronous communications device that links the
                      server node to a PBX.

                   o  The DECvoice DTC04 software installed and made
                      available to the system, if you want support for
                      DECvoice functions. See the DECvoice DTC04 Software
                      Reference Manual for details of the DECvoice
                      installation kit and instructions for installing
                      the DECvoice software.

                   Note that if VAX P.S.I. Native or Multihost is
                   installed on your system, you cannot install DEC CIT
                   Server for VMS software to support PBX functions. The
                   installation procedure fails if you attempt to install
                   the server software to support PBX functions and VAX
                   P.S.I. Native or Multihost is already installed. In
                   addition, if you install VAX P.S.I. Native or Multihost
                   after installing the DEC CIT Server software, you may
                   not be able to start the DEC CIT Server software.

                   If VAX P.S.I. Access is installed on your system, you
                   can install the DEC CIT Server software to support PBX
                   functions.

                   If you install the DEC CIT Server for VMS software to
                   support only DECvoice functions, the installation of
                   VAX P.S.I. Native or Multihost on the same system does
                   not affect starting the DEC CIT Server software.

                   If you require support for DECvoice functions, you must
                   fulfill the DECvoice software requirements. For more
                   information, see the DECvoice DTC04 Software Reference
                   Manual.



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                   The VMS operating system comes with a variety of
                   support options, or classes. Classes include such
                   features as networking and RMS journaling. To use
                   DEC CIT Server for VMS software, your system should
                   be running a version of VMS that includes the following
                   classes:

                   o  VMS Required Saveset

                   o  Network Support

                   For a complete list of the required classes, see the
                   Software Support Addendum (SSA), which comes with the
                   Software Product Description (SPD) 29.91.xx.

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          2.4  Installation Procedure Requirements

                   This section describes the preparations you need to
                   make before installing the kit.

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          2.4.1  Basic Requirements

                   The installation takes up to 30 minutes, depending
                   on the type of media and the configuration of your
                   system. For example, installation takes about 10
                   minutes from a TK50 cartridge on a MicroVAX II. To
                   ensure the installation runs smoothly:

                   o  Back up the system disk before starting the
                      installation procedure.

                   o  Check that sufficient disk space is available. DEC
                      CIT Server for VMS software requires 1500 free
                      blocks during the installation process, and 1050
                      blocks after the installation.


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                   o  Either install DEC CIT Server for VMS software
                      from the system manager's account with your default
                      device and directory set to SYS$UPDATE, or ensure
                      that you can enable the following VMS privileges:

                         ACNT
                         CMKRNL
                         EXQUOTA
                         LOG_IO
                         NETMBX
                         OPER
                         PRMMBX
                         SYSNAM
                         SYSPRV
                         TMPMBX

                      For more information on VMS privileges, see the
                      Guide to Setting Up a VMS System. For a summary of
                      VMS privileges, see the VMS DCL Concepts Manual.

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          2.4.2  Setting System Resources

                   The following notes indicate the system resources
                   required to install the DEC CIT Server software.
                   Table 2 shows the minimum amount of Non-paged Dynamic
                   Memory (NPAGEDYN) required by the server software. This
                   amount depends on whether you want to support only PBX
                   functions, only DECvoice functions, or both PBX and
                   DECvoice functions.









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          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 2  Memory Requirements for Startup

                   _______________________________________________________
                   Functions________Nonpaged_Dynamic_Memory_______________

                   PBX only         50,608 bytes minimum

                   DECvoice only    33,280 bytes minimum for one DECvoice
                                    module + 12,624 bytes for each
                                    additional module

                   PBX and          63,760 bytes minimum for a PBX and
                   DECvoice         one DECvoice module + 12,624 bytes for
          __________________________each_additional_module________________

                   Note that the minimum requirements in Table 2 are for
                   free Nonpaged Dynamic Memory that the server software
                   will use, and are in addition to existing system
                   resource requirements.

                   To establish the amount of Nonpaged Dynamic Memory,
                   enter:

               $ SHOW MEMORY/POOL/FULL

                   The system displays the system memory resources,
                   including the amount of free Nonpaged Dynamic Memory.
                   If the amount of free Nonpaged Dynamic Memory is less
                   than the minimum required by the server software, you
                   may not be able to start the DEC CIT Server software.

                   Use the AUTOGEN command procedure to change system
                   parameters. AUTOGEN automatically adjusts values
                   for parameters that are associated with the values
                   you reset manually. To change system parameters with
                   AUTOGEN, use an editor to access the following file:

               SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT

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                   To change the value for nonpaged pool, enter:

               (MIN_NPAGEDYN = number)

                   where number is the current value for NPAGEDYN plus
                   the extra needed for CIT functions. This value should
                   account for the extra Nonpaged Dynamic Memory required
                   by the DEC CIT Server software. Remember that the
                   system cannot increase the value of NPAGEDYN beyond
                   that of NPAGEVIR (the virtual nonpaged pool), so you
                   may also have to change NPAGEVIR.

                   After you make all your changes, exit from the editor
                   and execute the AUTOGEN procedure to recalculate your
                   system parameters. Enter the following command at the
                   DCL prompt:

               $ @SYS$UPDATE:AUTOGEN GETDATA REBOOT

                   When you specify REBOOT, AUTOGEN shuts down the system
                   automatically and then reboots the system. Any users
                   logged on to the system are immediately disconnected
                   during the shutdown. The automatic reboot puts the new
                   parameter values into effect.

                   The AUTOGEN Utility automatically adjusts some of the
                   SYSGEN parameters based on the consumption of resources
                   since the last reboot. If you do not want to take
                   advantage of this automatic adjustment, include the
                   NOFEEDBACK qualifier on the AUTOGEN command line.

                   For more information about using AUTOGEN, see the VMS
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          2.4.3  Synchronous Drivers

                   The DEC CIT Server for VMS software requires an
                   appropriate device driver for the synchronous
                   communications device to link the server node to a
                   PBX.

                   Before installing and running the DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software, you must install the appropriate software
                   device driver supplied with the VAX Wide Area Network
                   Device Drivers kit. See the documentation supplied with
                   that kit for instructions on installing the driver.



























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                   The following notes apply to DPV11, DMB32, DSH32,
                   DSV11, DST32, and DSB32 devices:

                   o  DPV11

                      The driver for the DPV11 needs to be identified
                      to VMS before it can be used. You need to supply
                      the CSR (control/status register) address and the
                      interrupt vector for the device during the CITSR
                      installation procedure. Note that these values are
                      octal.

                      The system displays the default values for the CSR
                      address and the interrupt vector for the DPV and
                      asks you to confirm that it is correct:

                      Default SYSGEN configuration data for the DPV

                      Device CSR is     %O760270
                      Device VECTOR is  %O000300

                  * Is this correct [YES]?

                      To determine the correct vector and CSR address
                      settings, refer to the Field Service Site Guide for
                      your machine.

                      The startup procedures for CITSR can then
                      automatically configure the DPV11 whenever you start
                      the DEC CIT Server software.

                   o  DMB32, DSV11, DSH32, DST32, and DSB32

                      To connect the DMB32, DSV11, DSH32, DST32, or DSB32
                      device to the PBX, the V24 adapter is required.
                      Note that for the DMB32, the adapter cable must
                      be connected to the synchronous port for it to
                      be configured when the system is powered up. If
                      it is attached later, the SYSGEN utility must be
                      used to connect it into the system. From the system
                      manager's account, enter:

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                  $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN
                  SYSGEN> AUTOCONFIGURE ALL
                  SYSGEN> EXIT

                      The DMB32, DSV11, DSH32, DST32, and DSB32 devices
                      are autoconfigured on the VMS system start up.

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          2.4.4  Support of License Management Facility (LMF)

                   The DEC CIT Server for VMS software supports the VMS
                   License Management Facility (LMF) for installation on
                   VMS V5.0 and later systems. If you need to register DEC
                   CIT Server for VMS software through the LMF, the kit
                   includes a Product Authorization Key (PAK) containing
                   the information you need for registration.























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                   To find out whether a license is already registered on
                   your system, enter the following:

               $ LICENSE LIST CITSR

                   Now press <Return>. If you do not have the PAK
                   registered, the system displays only general LMF
                   information.

                   To register your PAK, use the SYS$UPDATE:VMSLICENSE.COM
                   command procedure. For more information on this command
                   procedure and the LMF, refer to VMS License Management
                   Utility Reference Manual.

                   The installation procedure for DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software asks if you have an authorization key
                   registered and loaded. You can install the kit without
                   authorization, but you will not be able to run the kit
                   or the Installation Verification Procedure (IVP).

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          2.4.5  Information Required During Installation

                   The installation procedure creates a startup profile
                   file (CITSR$CP.COM) for the DEC CIT Server software. To
                   create this file, the installation procedure asks you
                   if you want support for PBX and DECvoice functions, and
                   then prompts you for the appropriate specifications.

                   If you want support for PBX functions, the installation
                   procedure prompts you to specify:

                   1  The protocol that CIT will use to communicate with
                      the PBX.

                      For this release of CIT, the protocol identifier is
                      one of the following:

                      o  HCI[TM] for Mitel's SX200[TM] PBX or Mitel's
                         SX2000[TM] PBX

          ___________________

       [TM] HCI, SX200, and SX2000 are trademarks of MITEL Corporation.

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                      o  HICOM[TM] for Siemens' HICOM[TM] PBX

                      o  IAP[1] for Northern Telecom's Meridian 1[TM] PBX

                   2  The communications device you are using to connect
                      to the PBX.

                      Specify the name of the device in the form dev-c-u,
                      where:

                      o  dev is the mnemonic for the type of device (DMB,
                         DMF, DPV, DSB, DST, or DSV). Note that you should
                         use DST for the DSH device.

                      o  c is the number of the hardware controller for
                         the device.

                      o  u is a line number.

                      For example, DSV-0-0.

                   3  A logical identifier for the PBX.

                      The logical identifier for the PBX is a name that
                      you use to identify the PBX and the communications
                      device. The logical identifier can be any name of
                      up to 15 alphanumeric characters (for example, CIT_
                      PBX).

                   4  A customer number.

                      If you are connecting the server to a Northern
                      Telecom Meridian 1 PBX, that PBX may be partitioned
                      into a number of user groups. If that is the case,
                      ask the PBX administrator to supply the appropriate
                      customer number.

                      You are prompted for a customer number only if you
                      specify IAP as the PBX protocol identifier.

          ___________________

       [TM] HICOM is a trademark of Siemens AG.
        [1] IAP is an acronym used by Digital for Northern Telecom's

            protocol ISDN/AP[TM].

       [TM] ISDN/AP and Meridian 1 are trademarks of Northern Telecom Ltd.

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                      You need to specify a customer number with HICOM
                      only if the PBX is supporting more than one link to
                      the server. In that case, use the customer number to
                      specify the link number. Ask the PBX administrator
                      for the correct value to use. With only one link,
                      the default is 0, and you need not specify the
                      customer number.

                   If you want support for DECvoice functions, the
                   installation procedure prompts you to specify:

                   1  The number of DECvoice modules the server software
                      will use.

                   2  The physical device name for each DECvoice module.

                      The physical device name for a DECvoice module is in
                      the form VXm0 where m is an alphabetical character
                      that identifies a module. The default physical
                      device name for one module installed on the server
                      is VXA0. If, for example, three DECvoice modules are
                      installed, the default device names are VXA0, VXB0,
                      and VXC0.

                      The DEC CIT Server software installation procedure
                      prompts you for the device name of each module and
                      also gives default options. For example, VXA0 for
                      the first module and VXB0 for the second module that
                      you specify. You can, however, specify a different
                      order (for example, VXD0 as the first module).









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                   3  A logical identifier for each DECvoice module.

                      Each logical identifier can be any name of up to 15
                      alphanumeric characters (for example, CIT_VOXA for
                      the first module, CIT_VOXB for the second module).

                   The logical identifier identifies a PBX or DECvoice
                   module to the DEC CIT Server software. This means that
                   you need to specify that same logical identifier for
                   the PBX or module when:

                   o  You install the DEC CIT Applications Interface
                      and want to run the IVP for that kit. The client
                      installation procedure prompts for the logical
                      identifiers that you specify during the server
                      software installation procedure.

                   o  You use CIT Control Program (CITCP) commands that
                      require the logical identifier for the PBX or
                      DECvoice module as a parameter.

                   Note that if a large number of DECvoice modules are
                   installed on a CIT server, it may take less time to
                   edit the startup file for the applications interface
                   than to provide information during the installation
                   procedure. By editing SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM, you can
                   specify details of the DECvoice modules in the startup
                   file instead of supplying all the device names and
                   logical identifiers at the installation prompts.

                   To define the DECvoice modules in this way, complete
                   the following procedure:

                   1  Follow the installation procedure and specify the
                      logical identifier and device name for one DECvoice
                      module. (If you require support for PBX functions,
                      supply all information that is required for PBX
                      support.)

                      Do not select automatic startup during the
                      installation procedure.

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                   2  When the installation is complete, edit
                      SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM to include the device
                      names and logical identifiers of the other DECvoice
                      modules installed on the server.

                      For example, if you specified the DECvoice
                      module VXA0 during installation with the logical
                      identifier CIT_VOXA, copy the following line in
                      SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM for each additional module,
                      including a different device name and logical
                      identifier:

                  SET DEVICE/NAME=VXA0/LOGICAL_IDENTIFIER=CIT_VOXA/STATE=ON/PROTOCOL=VOICE

                      If, for example, you wanted to define the DECvoice
                      module VXB0 you must add the following line to
                      CITSR$CP.COM:

                  SET DEVICE/NAME=VXB0/LOGICAL_IDENTIFIER=CIT_VOXB/STATE=ON/PROTOCOL=VOICE

                   3  Start up the server software (see Section 4.1) and
                      run the IVP (see Section 4.4).

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          2.4.6  Starting and Testing the Kit

                   During the installation procedure, you are asked
                   whether you want to start up the server software
                   automatically after installation. If you select
                   automatic startup:

                   o  The server startup file (CITSR$STARTUP.COM) is
                      automatically run as soon as installation is
                      complete.

                   o  The installation procedure asks you whether
                      you want to run the Installation Verification
                      Procedure (IVP). The IVP tests the installation
                      by communicating with a PBX and/or with a DECvoice
                      module.

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                      Note that if there is more than one DECvoice module
                      installed on the server, the IVP that you run as
                      part of the installation procedure only checks that
                      data is transferred between the server and the last
                      module that you specify.

                      If you want to test each DECvoice module, you can
                      run a separate IVP after the installation. This
                      procedure tests the link to each PBX and/or each
                      DECvoice module that you specify. See Section 4.4.

                   If you do not want to select automatic startup, you
                   have to run the startup file and the IVP sometime
                   after the installation. See Section 4.1 for details
                   on starting the DEC CIT Server software and Section 4.4
                   for details on running the IVP.

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          2.4.7  Reinstalling the Product

                   If there is already a previous version of the DEC CIT
                   Server software running on your system, the procedure
                   does not restart the server with the new software
                   and you are not prompted to run the IVP. You have
                   to reboot the server after the installation and run
                   CITSR$STARTUP.COM before running the IVP and before
                   the CIT client software can communicate with a PBX or
                   DECvoice module (see Section 4.1). For more information
                   on reinstalling the software, see the DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS System Management manual.

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          3  INSTALLING DEC CIT SERVER SOFTWARE

                   The following sections describe the VMSINSTAL command
                   procedure and give a step-by-step guide to the DEC
                   CIT Server for VMS software installation procedure.
                   VMSINSTAL.COM resides in SYS$UPDATE.

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          3.1  Using VMSINSTAL

                   The VMSINSTAL command line has the following format:

               $ @VMSINSTAL CITSR source OPTIONS N

                   CITSR

                   The release or maintenance update of DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software.

                   source

                   The name of the device from which you are installing
                   the DEC CIT Server for VMS software. The device name is
                   in the form ddcu: where dd is the device code, c is the
                   controller, and u is the unit number.

                   OPTIONS N

                   Set the OPTIONS N parameter if you want VMSINSTAL to
                   prompt you to display or to print the release notes.

                   If you enter only @VMSINSTAL as the command line,
                   VMSINSTAL prompts you for the first two parameters, but
                   it does not prompt for OPTIONS N. Digital recommends
                   that you enter the command line, including the OPTIONS
                   N parameter, so that you can read the release notes
                   during installation.

                   If you do not set the OPTIONS N parameter, the release
                   notes are automatically copied to SYS$HELP.

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          3.2  Installation Procedure

                   The rest of this section describes the installation
                   procedure. You can get help by entering a question mark
                   (?) in response to any of the questions asked during
                   the installation procedure.

                   These installation instructions use MUA0: as an example
                   of the source device from which you install the DEC CIT
                   Server for VMS software.

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                   To cancel the installation procedure at any time,
                   press <Ctrl/Y>. VMSINSTAL then deletes all files it
                   has created up to that point and exits. If you want
                   to retry the installation procedure after pressing
                   <Ctrl/Y>, you must proceed from step 2.

                   Step 1: Log in to the system manager's account and set
                   your default device and directory to SYS$UPDATE.

               Username: SYSTEM
               Password:
               $ SET DEFAULT SYS$UPDATE

                   Step 2: Invoke VMSINSTAL.

               $ @VMSINSTAL CITSR MUA0: OPTIONS N

                  VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.n-n

               It is dd-mmm-yyyy at hh:mm.
               Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.

               %VMSINSTAL_W_DECNET, Your DECnet network is up and running.
               * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?

                   If you want to run the IVP, your DECnet network must
                   be up and running. Note that the DECnet message is
                   displayed only if you are installing on a system with
                   VMS V5.0 or V5.1.

               * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?








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                   Step 3: Insert the installation volume.

                   Insert the tape into the drive. VMSINSTAL automatically
                   mounts the volume for you.

               Please mount the first volume of the set on MUA0:.
               * Are you ready?

                   Enter Y at the prompt.

               %MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, CITSR mounted on CITVAX$MUA0:

               The following products will be processed:

                 CITSR V2.1

                       Beginning installation of CITSR V2.1 at hh:mm

               %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A...

                   Step 4: Select a release notes option.

                   This step applies only if you specified OPTIONS N in
                   step 2.

               Release Notes Options:

                   1.  Display release notes
                   2.  Print release notes
                   3.  Both 1 and 2
                   4.  Copy release notes to SYS$HELP
                   5.  Do not display, print or copy release notes

               * Select option [2]:

                   If you select option 1, VMSINSTAL displays the release
                   notes immediately on your screen. You can terminate the
                   display at any time by pressing <Ctrl/C>.

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                   If you select option 2, VMSINSTAL prompts you for a
                   queue name.

               * Queue name [SYS$PRINT]:

                   You can enter a queue name, or send the file to the
                   default output print device.

                   If you select option 3, VMSINSTAL displays the release
                   notes immediately on your screen and then prompts you
                   for a queue name.

                   If you select option 4, VMSINSTAL copies the release
                   notes to SYS$HELP.

                   VMSINSTAL then prompts you with the following:

               Do you want to continue the installation [NO]?
               %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED,  The product's release notes have been
               successfully moved to SYS$HELP.

                   Step 5: Verify licensing.

                          CITSR Software Installation Procedure.

               %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B ...

                              Product:      CITSR
                              Producer:     DEC
                              Version:      2.1
                              Release Date: 21-DEC-1990

               Does this product have an authorization key registered and loaded?

                   If you have not registered and loaded the PAK for this
                   kit, the installation will continue but you will not be
                   able to run the software or the IVP during or after the
                   installation. See Section 2.4.4.

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                   Step 6: Select installation options.

                    CITSR configuration procedure.

                   You must configure CITSR to define the functions it will
                   support - PBX and/or DECvoice.

               * Do you want support for PBX functions [YES]?:
               %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset C ...

                   You must configure CITSR to define your PBX specific protocol
                   and the default values for startup.

                   You are prompted for PBX values only if you want
                   support for PBX functions:

               * Enter the PBX protocol identifier :

                   Enter the identifier for the protocol CIT will use to
                   communicate with the PBX.

                   For this release of CIT, the protocol identifier is one
                   of the following:

                   o  HCI for Mitel's SX200 PBX (British Telecom
                      Regent[TM] 257 PBX) or Mitel's SX2000 PBX

                   o  HICOM for Siemens' HICOM PBX

                   o  IAP for Northern Telecom's Meridian 1 PBX

                   If you specify IAP, the installation procedure also
                   prompts for a customer number:

               * Enter the PBX customer number [0]:

                   If you are connecting the server to a Northern Telecom
                   Meridian 1 PBX, that PBX may be partitioned into a
                   number of user groups. If that is the case, ask the
                   PBX administrator to supply the appropriate customer
                   number.

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                   You need to specify a customer number with HICOM only
                   if the PBX is supporting more than one link to the
                   server. In that case, use the customer number to
                   specify the link number. Ask the PBX administrator
                   for the correct value to use. With only one link, the
                   default is 0 and you need not specify the customer
                   number.

                   The default value is 0.

               * Enter the name of the communications device :

                   Specify the name of the communications device
                   connecting the server to the PBX in the form dev-c-u,
                   where:

                   o  dev is the mnemonic for the type of device (DMB,
                      DMF, DPV, DSB, DST, or DSV).

                   o  c is the number of the hardware controller for the
                      device.

                   o  u is a line number.

                   For example, DSV-0-0.

                   Note that you should use the DST mnemonic for a DSH
                   device.

               * Enter the logical identifier for the PBX:

                   Enter the logical identifier for the PBX to which the
                   server is connected. The logical identifier that you
                   specify can be any name of up to 15 alphanumeric
                   characters (for example, CIT_PBX). This logical
                   identifier must also be specified when the DEC CIT
                   Applications Interface is installed and used.

               * Do you want support for DECvoice functions [YES]?
               %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset D ...

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                   You are prompted for DECvoice values only if you want
                   support for DECvoice functions.

               * Enter the number of DECvoice modules CITSR will use [1]:

                   Specify the number of DECvoice modules installed on
                   the server node that CITSR will use. The installation
                   procedure then prompts you for the device name and
                   logical identifier for each DECvoice module that you
                   specify.

                   Note that if you specify 0 for the number of DECvoice
                   modules CITSR will use, the installation procedure
                   continues but it does not prompt for additional
                   DECvoice details. The server software is then installed
                   but without support for DECvoice functions.

               * What is the name of the DECvoice module? [VXA0]:

                   Specify the physical device name for a DECvoice module.
                   The device name is in the form VXm0 where m is the
                   character that identifies each module. The default
                   values for m are in alphabetical order, starting with
                   VXA0. You can specify other values if you want to enter
                   the device names in a different order (for example,
                   VXD0 as the first module).

               * Enter the logical identifier for the DECvoice module VXA0:

                   Specify the logical identifier for the DECvoice module.
                   The logical identifier can be any name of up to 15
                   alphanumeric characters (for example, CIT_VOXA).
                   The same logical identifier for each module must be
                   specified when the DEC CIT Applications Interface is
                   installed and used.

               Your startup profile has been configured.

               * Do you want to startup CITSR automatically after installation [YES]?

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                   Select automatic startup if you want the installation
                   procedure to start the DEC CIT Server software for
                   you. If there is already a version of the server
                   software running on your system, the procedure does
                   not restart the server with the new software. You have
                   to reboot the server after the installation and run
                   CITSR$STARTUP.COM (see Section 4.1).

                   Automatic startup fails if you specify an incorrect
                   value during installation. To correct any of these
                   values in the startup file, you must run the file
                   SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CONFIG.COM when installation is
                   complete. This allows you to specify new names,
                   and creates a new version of the startup file-see
                   Section 4.1 and Section 4.2 for details of how to start
                   up the server software and run the configuration file.

               * Do you want to run the IVP after installation [YES]?

                   You are prompted to run the IVP only if you choose
                   automatic startup. If you choose not to have the
                   IVP run automatically, refer to Section 4.4 for
                   instructions on how to run the IVP.

                   The values you have specified are now included in the
                   profile file SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM, which is called
                   by the startup file SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$STARTUP.COM.

                   You have answered all the questions necessary
                   for the installation to be completed. The
                   installation will now run unattended

               %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...

                   The procedure copies the files before running the IVP.
                   If you installed DECvoice, the software startup also
                   begins executing. Table 3 in Section 4.7 shows all the
                   files that are created by the installation procedure,
                   and the directories to which they are moved.

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                   Step 7: Verify successful installation.

                   If you choose to run the IVP (see step 6), VMSINSTAL
                   now calls the IVP to verify that the DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software has been installed successfully. The IVP
                   checks that data is transferred between the server and
                   a PBX and/or a DECvoice module.

                  Starting the CITSR V2.1 Installation Verification Procedure

               Logical Identifier =   logical_identifier
               Device             =   device_name
               State              =   Running

               The CITSR IVP has completed successfully

               The CIT server software has established
               communication to the device shown.

                   Note that if you run the IVP as part of the
                   installation procedure, it only checks that
                   communication has been established between the server
                   and the last DECvoice module that you specify. If you
                   want to run the IVP for each DECvoice module, you can
                   rerun the IVP after installation. See Section 4.4.

                   If the IVP cannot run, or if it completes but is not
                   successful, it returns a failure message. Failure of
                   the IVP does not necessarily mean that you have failed
                   to install the DEC CIT Server for VMS software. For
                   information on the conditions that can cause the IVP to
                   fail, see Section 5.3.

               CITSR V2.1 Installation Verification Procedure
               completed at hh:mm

               Installation of CITSR V2.1 completed at hh:mm

               VMSINSTAL procedure done at hh:mm

               $ LOGOUT
               SYSTEM     logged out at dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.ss

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                   Note that during the installation procedure, VMSINSTAL
                   deletes or changes entries in the process symbol
                   tables. Therefore, if you are going to continue using
                   the system manager's account, and want to restore those
                   symbols, log out and log in again.

          __________________________________________________________
          4  AFTER THE INSTALLATION

                   The following sections describe the actions to take
                   when installation is complete, and include a table
                   showing files that are created during installation.

          _____________________________
          4.1  Starting the DEC CIT Server Software

                   The installation procedure creates a startup profile
                   file
                   (SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM) which defines the PBX
                   values and/or DECvoice values that you specified
                   during the installation procedure. The startup file
                   SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$STARTUP.COM calls the profile file
                   CITSR$CP.COM and starts the DEC CIT Server software.
                   It also sets the communications device ON (if you
                   specified PBX values during installation) and/or
                   initializes the DECvoice module (if you specified
                   DECvoice values).

                   If you did not select automatic startup during
                   the installation procedure, you now have to run
                   SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$STARTUP.COM to start the CIT
                   server software. If your CIT server node is a member
                   of a cluster, you must run CITSR$STARTUP from the
                   SYS$STARTUP directory for that particular node.

                   If you want the DEC CIT Server for VMS software to
                   restart whenever the system restarts, include the
                   following command line in the site-specific startup
                   command file (SYSTARTUP_V5.COM):

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               $ @SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$STARTUP

                   Note that the following instructions should be included
                   in the system startup command file before the call to
                   CITSR$STARTUP:

                   1  The instructions to start DECnet. DECnet must be
                      running before the server software starts.

                   2  The instructions to start the DECvoice software,
                      if you installed DEC CIT Server for VMS software
                      to support DECvoice functions. The DECvoice command
                      file SYS$STARTUP:VOX$STARTUP.COM must be run before
                      the call to CITSR$STARTUP. VOX$STARTUP makes the
                      DECvoice software available to the system. See the
                      DECvoice DTC04 Software Reference Manual for more
                      information.

                   3  The instruction to run a VAX P.S.I. Access/CIT setup
                      file. If you install the CIT server software on a
                      system which has VAX P.S.I. Access installed, you
                      need to run the CITSR$SETUP_ACCESS.COM to allow
                      both CIT server software and the VAX P.S.I. Access
                      software to run. Include the following line in the
                      startup file for your system before the commands to
                      start DECnet and VAX P.S.I. Access:

                  $ @SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$SETUP_ACCESS

          _____________________________
          4.2  Changing CITSR$CP.COM

                   If you need to change any of the values in the
                   startup profile file SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CP.COM,
                   you must run the CIT server configuration file
                   (SYS$MANAGER:CITSR$CONFIG.COM). CITSR$CONFIG.COM
                   prompts you to specify new default values, and creates
                   a new version of the profile file containing those
                   values.

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                   To run CITSR$CONFIG.COM, log in to the system manager's
                   account and enter:

               $ @CITSR$CONFIG

                   The configuration program asks you if you want support
                   for PBX and DECvoice functions and then prompts you for
                   the appropriate values.

                   You must only select support for functions that you
                   requested during installation. If you select additional
                   support, startup will fail. If, for example, you
                   only requested support for DECvoice functions during
                   installation, you must only request support for
                   DECvoice functions during the configuration procedure.

                   If you want support for additional functions, you must
                   reinstall the server software (see Section 2.4.7).

                   If you want support for PBX functions, the
                   configuration procedure prompts you to specify:

                   o  The communications device used for the link to the
                      PBX

                   o  The logical identifier for the PBX

                   o  The PBX protocol identifier (HCI, HICOM, or IAP)

                   o  A customer number (only if you specify IAP as the
                      protocol)

                   If you want support for DECvoice functions, the
                   configuration procedure prompts you to specify:

                   o  The number of DECvoice modules installed on the
                      server that the DEC CIT Server software will use

                   o  The physical device name of each DECvoice module

                   o  The logical identifier for each DECvoice module

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                   It then creates a new profile file for startup. When
                   you next run SYS$STARTUP:CITSR$STARTUP.COM, either
                   manually or from your system startup command procedure,
                   the DEC CIT Server software starts the communications
                   device and sets it ON (if you specified PBX values
                   during installation) and/or initializes the DECvoice
                   software (if you specified DECvoice values during
                   installation).

                   See the DEC CIT Server for VMS System Management manual
                   for more information on controlling and configuring the
                   CIT server system.

          _____________________________
          4.3  Previous Versions of DEC CIT Server Software

                   If there was a previous version of DEC CIT Server for
                   VMS software running before you installed the current
                   version, you must reboot the system and run the startup
                   file from the system account to start the new version.

          _____________________________
          4.4  Run the IVP

                   If you did not run the IVP automatically after
                   installation, run it now to check that the DEC CIT
                   Server for VMS software is installed correctly. Enter
                   the following command:

               $ @SYS$TEST:CITSR$IVP

                   The procedure asks you to confirm that you have started
                   the CITSR software and then prompts you to specify the
                   logical identifier for a PBX or DECvoice module. The
                   logical identifier for the PBX or DECvoice module must
                   be the same as that defined in the CITSR$CP.COM profile
                   file.


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                   The IVP then checks that data is being transferred
                   between the server and the PBX or the DECvoice module.
                   For example:

               Logical Identifier =   CIT_PBX
               Device             =   DST-0-0
               State              =   Running

                   If the IVP is successful, the following messages are
                   displayed:

               The CITSR IVP has completed successfully.

               The CIT server software has established
               communication to the device shown.

                   The IVP then prompts:

               * Do you want to run another IVP? [No] :

                   If you want to run the IVP for another PBX or DECvoice
                   module, the IVP then prompts you for the logical
                   identifier of a PBX or module. It then checks that
                   data is being transferred between the server and that
                   PBX or DECvoice module.

                   If the IVP fails, it does not necessarily mean that
                   you have failed to install the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   software. See Section 5.

          _____________________________
          4.5  Read the Release Notes

                   If you did not follow the recommendation to read the
                   release notes during installation (see Section 3.2),
                   read them now.

                   When installation is complete, you can read the
                   release notes by displaying or printing the file
                   SYS$HELP:CITSR021.RELEASE_NOTES.

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          _____________________________
          4.6  Back Up the System Disk

                   When you have installed DEC CIT Server for VMS software
                   successfully, back up the system disk.

          _____________________________
          4.7  Files Created During Installation

                   Table 3 shows all the files that are created by the
                   installation procedure, and the directories to which
                   they are moved.

                   It also indicates which files are specific to PBX
                   support, and which files are specific to DECvoice
                   support.

          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 3  Files Created During Installation

          ________________________________________________________________
                                                          PBX or DECvoice
          File_Name_______________Directory_______________Specific________

          CITSR021.RELEASE_NOTES  SYS$HELP

          CITSR$CP.HLB            SYS$HELP

          TRACEHLP.HLB            SYS$HELP

          CITSR$ACPCODESHR.EXE    SYS$LIBRARY

          LES$ACP_CODE.EXE        SYS$LIBRARY

          NETTRACE$L2E_           SYS$LIBRARY
          ANALYZE.EXE




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          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 3 (Cont.)  Files Created During Installation

          ________________________________________________________________
                                                          PBX or DECvoice
          File_Name_______________Directory_______________Specific________

          NETTRACE$L2_            SYS$LIBRARY
          ANALYZE.EXE

          NETTRACE$L3_            SYS$LIBRARY
          ANALYZE.EXE



          CITSR$DR.EXE            SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$HCI.EXE[1]        SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$HICOM.EXE[1]      SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$IAP.EXE[1]        SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$L2DM.EXE          SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$L2.EXE            SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$L2E.EXE           SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          CITSR$MGMT.EXE          SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES

          CITSR$SHR.EXE           SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES

          ________________________________________________________________
          [1]SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES contains either CITSR$HCI.EXE,
          CITSR$HICOM.EXE or CITSR$IAP.EXE depending on whether you
          specify HCI, HICOM, or IAP as the communications protocol used
          to communicate with the PBX.


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          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 3 (Cont.)  Files Created During Installation

          ________________________________________________________________
                                                          PBX or DECvoice
          File_Name_______________Directory_______________Specific________

          CITSR$VOICE.EXE         SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     DECvoice

          LES$DECNET.EXE          SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES

          LES$DECNET_ALT.EXE      SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES

          LES$LES.EXE             SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES

          LES$TRACE.EXE           SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX

          LES$TRACE_MBX.EXE       SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES     PBX


          CITSR$CONFIG.COM        SYS$MANAGER

          CITSR$CP.COM            SYS$MANAGER



          LES$ACP_MESSAGES.EXE    SYS$MESSAGE

          NETTRACE_MESSAGES.EXE   SYS$MESSAGE



          CITSR$STARTUP.COM       SYS$STARTUP

          CITSR$SETUP_ACCESS.COM  SYS$STARTUP





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          ________________________________________________________________
          Table 3 (Cont.)  Files Created During Installation

          ________________________________________________________________
                                                          PBX or DECvoice
          File_Name_______________Directory_______________Specific________

          CITSR$CP.EXE            SYS$SYSTEM

          CITSR$LES_CONTROL.DAT   SYS$SYSTEM

          LES$ACP.EXE             SYS$SYSTEM

          LES$STARTUP.EXE         SYS$SYSTEM

          NETTRACE.EXE            SYS$SYSTEM

          NETLTC.EXE              SYS$SYSTEM


          CITSR$IVP.COM___________SYS$TEST________________________________

          __________________________________________________________
          5  ERROR CONDITIONS

                   The following sections give advice on what to do if
                   you have problems that cause the installation procedure
                   or the IVP to fail, or problems following successful
                   installation.

          _____________________________
          5.1  Errors During the Installation Procedure

                   If the installation procedure fails, the following
                   message is displayed:

               CITSR V2.1 Installation failed.



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                   An error during installation can be caused by
                   the use of an incorrect version of the VAX/VMS
                   operating system, or if system quotas or resources are
                   inadequate. The installation will also fail if you try
                   to start up the DEC CIT Server for VMS software and you
                   have not registered it through the License Management
                   Facility. See Section 2.4.4.

                   For descriptions of the error messages generated by
                   these conditions, see the VMS System Messages and
                   Recovery Procedures.

                   If installation fails and you solve the problem, you
                   must repeat the installation procedure from step 2.

                   If you attempt to install the DEC CIT Server software
                   to support PBX functions, and VAX P.S.I. Native or
                   Multihost is installed on the system, the installation
                   fails. You cannot install DEC CIT Server software to
                   support PBX functions if VAX P.S.I. Native or Multihost
                   is already installed on the system. See Section 2.3.

          _____________________________
          5.2  Errors at Startup

                   If you select the automatic startup option during the
                   installation process and startup fails, CIT displays
                   one or more error messages.

                   If the following messages are displayed, the DEC
                   CIT Server software has started but there is a
                   communications problem or a resources problem at the
                   server.

               %LES-S-PROC_ID, identification of created process is nnnnnnnn
               %CIT-E-ABORT, function was aborted
               Installation of CITSR V2.1 completed at hh:mm

                   See the Troubleshooting section in the DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS System Management manual for more information.

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                   If the following message is displayed at startup, the
                   DEC CIT Server software has failed to start.

               %CIT-E-NOLOAD, Failed to load CITSR software

                   See the Troubleshooting section in the DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS System Management manual for more information
                   on the conditions that cause startup to fail.

          _____________________________
          5.3  Errors During the IVP

                   If the IVP fails, the system displays the following
                   message:

               The CITSR IVP has failed

                   Failure of the IVP does not necessarily mean that
                   you have failed to install the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   software.

                   If the IVP fails, and you have installed DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS software to support PBX functions, check that
                   the link with the PBX is working.

                   For example, the following messages may be displayed:

                     Starting the CITSR V2.1 Installation Verification Procedure

               Logical Identifier =    CIT_PBX
               Device             =    DSV-0-0
               State              =    Synchronizing

               The CITSR IVP has failed

                   In this example, the IVP has failed but the
                   installation has been successful. The "Synchronizing"
                   state shows that the link with the server is
                   temporarily unavailable and the DEC CIT Server software
                   is waiting while the link is synchronized and re-
                   established.

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                   Use the following checklist to ensure that the link
                   with a PBX is working:

                   1  Is the PBX set up to support the link with the VAX
                      server node?

                   2  Is the cable linking the VAX server node to the PBX
                      connected?

                   3  Is the communications device on the VAX server node
                      working?

                   4  Is the appropriate device driver for the
                      communications device installed and working?

                   If the IVP fails, and you have installed DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS software to support DECvoice functions, check
                   that the DECvoice module was installed correctly and
                   made available to the system, and that the DECvoice IVP
                   was run when the module was installed. See the DECvoice
                   DTC04 Software Reference Manual for details of the
                   DECvoice installation procedure and IVP.

                   The IVP can also fail for one of the following reasons:

                   o  You specify a nonexistent device name or the wrong
                      protocol identifier in step 6 of the installation
                      procedure. This means that the startup profile
                      file CITSR$CP.COM includes the invalid name or
                      identifier, and so the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                      software does not start. If this is the cause of
                      the IVP failure, you must change the invalid device
                      name or protocol identifier in the startup file by
                      running the configuration file CITSR$CONFIG.COM (see
                      Section 4.2).

                   o  You specify an invalid logical identifier to the
                      IVP.

                   In either case, rerun the IVP following the
                   instructions in Section 4.4.

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                   If the IVP fails for any other reason, refer to the
                   Troubleshooting section of the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   System Management manual before contacting Digital.

          _____________________________
          5.4  Determining and Reporting Problems

                   If an error occurs while you are using DEC CIT Server
                   for VMS software and you believe that the error is
                   caused by a problem with CIT software, take one of the
                   following actions:

                   o  If you are within the warranty period or if you have
                      a Software Support Contract that gives you telephone
                      support, contact Digital's Customer Support Center
                      or submit a Software Performance Report (SPR).

                   o  If you have a Self-Maintenance Software Contract,
                      submit a Software Performance Report (SPR).

                   If you find an error in the DEC CIT Server for VMS
                   software documentation, fill out and submit the
                   Reader's Comments form at the back of the document
                   in which the error was found. Specify the problem, the
                   relevant section, and the page number.

          __________________________________________________________
          6  EXAMPLE INSTALLATION

                   This section contains an example installation of DEC
                   CIT Server for VMS software.








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          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1  Example Log File for Server Installation

          ________________________________________________________________

          $ @VMSINSTAL CITSR MUA0: OPTIONS N

           VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.2-1
          It is 29-OCT-1990 at 16:09.
          Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.
          * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]? Y

          Please mount the first volume of the set on  MUA0:.
          * Are you ready? Y
          %MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, CITSR mounted on CITVAX$MUA0:

          The following products will be processed:

            CITSR V2.1

           Beginning installation of CITSR V2.1 at 16:10

          %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A ...

              Release notes included with this kit are always copied to SYS$HELP.

              Additional Release Notes Options:

           1.  Display release notes
           2.  Print release notes
           3.  Both 1 and 2
           4.  None of the above

          * Select option [2]: 4
          * Do you want to continue the installation [NO]? Y
          %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED , The product's release notes have been successfully
          moved to SYS$HELP.

           CITSR Software Installation Procedure.

          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 Cont'd on next page

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          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 (Cont.)  Example Log File for Server Installation

          ________________________________________________________________

          %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B ...
                  Product:      CITSR
                  Producer:     DEC
                  Version:      2.1
                  Release Date: 21-DEC-1990

          * Does this product have an authorization key registered and loaded? Y

           CITSR configuration procedure.

                  You must configure CITSR to define the functions it will
                  support - PBX and/or DECvoice.

          * Do you want support for PBX functions [YES]? Y
          %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset C ...

                  You must configure CITSR to define your PBX specific protocol
                  and the default values for startup.

          * Enter the PBX protocol identifier : HCI

          * Enter the name of the communications device : DSV-0-0

          * Enter the logical identifier for the PBX: CIT_PBX

          * Do you want support for DECvoice functions [YES]? Y
          %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset D ...

          * Enter the number of the DECvoice modules CITSR will use [1]: 2

          * What is the device name of the DECvoice module ? [VXA0]: VXA0
          * Enter logical identifier for the DECvoice module VXA0: VOX_A

          * What is the device name of the DECvoice module ? [VXB0]: VXB0
          * Enter logical identifier for the DECvoice module VXB0: VOX_B

           Your startup profile has been configured.

          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 Cont'd on next page

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          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 (Cont.)  Example Log File for Server Installation

          ________________________________________________________________

          * Do you wish to startup CITSR automatically after installation [YES]? Y

          * Do you want to run the IVP immediately after installation [YES]? Y

                  You have  answered   all  the  questions  necessary
                  for   the   installation   to  be  completed.   The
                  installation will now run unattended.

          %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...
          %VOX-I-STARTUP, the DECvoice "VOX" software startup is executing.
          Copr. © Digital Equipment Corp. 1988, 1989. All Rights Reserved.
          %LES-S-PROC_ID, identification of created process is 00000033

           Starting the CITSR V2.1 Installation Verification Procedure

              Logical Identifier = CIT_PBX
              Device  = DSV-0-0
              State  = Running

              The CITSR IVP has completed successfully

              The CIT server software has established
              communication to the device shown.

              Logical Identifier  =       VOX_B
              Device              =       VXB0
              State               =       Running

              The CITSR IVP has completed successfully.

              The CIT server software has established
              communication to the device shown.

           CITSR V2.1 Installation Verification Procedure
           completed at 16:21

          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 Cont'd on next page

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          ________________________________________________________________
          Example 1 (Cont.)  Example Log File for Server Installation

          ________________________________________________________________

           Installation of CITSR V2.1 completed at 16:21

           VMSINSTAL procedure done at 16:21
          $

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