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                               Guide

                                        Version 2.1






















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   Contents________________________________________________________

   Preface________________________________________________________v


   Chapter_1__Software_Installation_and_Configuration______________

   1.1    Scope.................................................1-1
   1.2    Installing the PBXserver Software.....................1-1
          1.2.1     Software Files..............................1-2
          1.2.2     Prerequisite Software.......................1-2

            1.2.2.1       VMS Tailoring.........................1-2
            1.2.2.2       Micro VMS Tailoring...................1-3
          1.2.3     Prerequisite Hardware.......................1-3
          1.2.4     VMS License Management Facility.............1-3
          1.2.5     The VMSINSTAL Procedure.....................1-3
            1.2.5.1       Conventions...........................1-4

            1.2.5.2       Accessing the On-line Release
                          Notes.................................1-4
            1.2.5.3       Running the Installation Verification
                          Procedure (IVP).......................1-4
            1.2.5.4       Preparing to Run VMSINSTAL............1-5
            1.2.5.5       Running VMSINSTAL.....................1-5
   1.3    Configuring and Verifying the PBXserver...............1-9
          1.3.1     The Configuration Procedure................1-10

            1.3.1.1       Preparing to run the configuration
                          procedure............................1-10
            1.3.1.2       Configuring in a VAXcluster
                          environment..........................1-11
            1.3.1.3       Running the configuration
                          procedure............................1-12
   1.4    Starting the PBXserver...............................1-18


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   Appendix_A__Installation_and_Configuration_Examples_____________

   A.1    Introduction..........................................A-1
   A.2    VMS V4.7 Installation Example.........................A-1
   A.3    VMS V5.0 Installation Example.........................A-4

   A.4    Configuration Example.................................A-7

   Index___________________________________________________________






























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   Preface_________________________________________________________





      This guide describes how to install the PBXserver software
      onto a VAX host computer and how to set up the PBXserver.

      Graphics Conventions
      The following conventions are used throughout this manual:


      UPPERCASE     indicates the characters that make up a command
                    word.



      Brackets [ ]  indicate the characters you may omit from a
                    command word.



      Braces { }    indicate that you must choose one of the
                    enclosed options.



      Related Publications
      PBXserver Manuals

      PBXserver Software Installation and Operations Guide, AA-
      JZ80B-TE
      PBXserver User's Reference Card, AA-JZ79B-TE



                                   v








      PBXserver Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide, EK-
      PBXHI-MM-001

      PBXserver Maintenance Card, EK-PBXSR-MC-001
      PBXserver Technical Description, EK-PBXSV-TD-001

      MicroVAX II Manuals
      MicroVAX II System Maintenance Guide, AZ-GM3AA-MN

      MicroVAX II System Owner's Manual, AZ-FE05A-TN
      MicroVAX II System Technical Manual, AZ-FE06-TN

      VMS Manuals
      Guide to Networking on VAX/VMS, AA-Y512B-TE

      Revision Information

      This guide has been updated so that it covers Version 2.1
      of the PBXserver software. Version 2.1 of the PBXserver
      software has same functionality as Version 2.0. Version 2.1
      is a maintenance release of the PBXserver software.


















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   Chapter__1______________________________________________________

   Software Installation and Configuration


   1.1 Scope

      This chapter describes the steps you must follow to install
      the PBXserver software onto an Ethernet load host, using the
      VMSINSTAL procedure. It also describes the steps you must
      follow to configure a PBXserver.
      When a PBXserver is configured, information about it is
      added to the load host's DECnet database. This information
      enables the PBXserver software to be down-line loaded to
      the PBXserver from the load host, simply by powering-up the
      PBXserver.


   1.2 Installing the PBXserver Software
      You must install the PBXserver software onto at least one
      host node on the Ethernet network, using the VMSINSTAL
      procedure. A node that has the software installed on it is
      called a "load host". A load host can be a single VMS or
      MicroVMS system but must be located on the same Ethernet as
      the PBXserver. It is advisable to install the software on
      more than one host node so that other nodes can act as a load
      host if a failure occurs.

                                   Note
           Special considerations must be taken into account
           if you plan to install the PBXserver software on
           a load host which belongs to a VAXcluster with a
           common system disk. Refer to Section 1.3.1.2 for
           details of these considerations.



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   1.2.1 Software Files

      The PBXserver software consists of the following files:
      o  KITINSTAL.COM

      o  PBXSERVER$021.RELEASE_NOTES
         (Release Notes for this version of the software)
      o  PBXSERVER$IVP.COM

      o  PBXSERVER$SYSTEM.SYS
      o  PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM

      o  PBXSERVER$PRIVUSER.COM
      Refer to the Software Product Description (SPD 29.23.02) for
      a list of the distribution media of these files.

   1.2.2 Prerequisite Software

      The System Support Addendum (SSA 29.23.02-A) lists all the
      required software.

   1.2.2.1 VMS Tailoring
      For VMS V5.0 - V5.2 systems, the following VMS classes are
      required for full functionality of this layered product:

      o  VMS Required Saveset
      o  Utilities

      o  Networking support
      For more information on VMS classes and tailoring, refer to
      the VMS Operating System Software Product Description (SPD
      25.01.xx)







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   1.2.2.2 Micro VMS Tailoring

      For MicroVMS V4.6, V4.7 systems, the following VMS classes
      are required for full functionality of this layered product:
      o  VMS Required Saveset

      o  Utilities
      o  Networking support

   1.2.3 Prerequisite Hardware

      The System Support Addendum (SSA 29.23.02-A) lists all the
      required hardware. Note that the hardware on which the
      PBXserver software runs is DELIX-AB.

   1.2.4 VMS License Management Facility
      The VMS License Management Facility is available with Version
      5.0 of the VMS operating system. If you are installing the
      PBXserver software on a VMS V5.0 system, you must register
      your software license.

      The license registration information you need is contained
      in the Product Authorization Key (PAK) that is shipped with
      the PBXserver software. The PAK is a paper certificate that
      contains information about the license you must obtain to run
      a particular piece of software.

   1.2.5 The VMSINSTAL Procedure
      The VMSINSTAL procedure is an automated procedure. It creates
      a directory called SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER] on the load host,
      copies files from the distribution media into this directory,
      optionally prints a copy of the release notes and enables
      you to run an installation verification procedure. VMSINSTAL
      takes about 10 minutes to complete.





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   1.2.5.1 Conventions

      VMSINSTAL is an interactive procedure. It displays a series
      of queries preceded by an asterisk (*). After the query,
      default responses may appear in brackets ([ ]). At the end of
      the display line, a colon (:) or a question mark (?) appears.
      Type your response immediately after the colon or question
      mark, then press the <Return> key. If you choose the default
      reply in brackets, just press <Return> after the colon
      or question mark. If you enter a question mark (?) as a
      response, VMSINSTAL provides explanatory text about the query
      and then repeats the query.

      Refer to the VAX/VMS or MicroVMS documentation for a complete
      description of VMSINSTAL.

   1.2.5.2 Accessing the On-line Release Notes
      The PBXserver software provides on-line release notes. If you
      specify OPTIONS N when you invoke VMSINSTAL, the installation
      procedure asks you if you want to display or print the
      release notes. You should review the release notes to find
      out if there have been any changes to the installation
      procedures.

      After the PBXserver software has been installed, the release
      notes are located in the file SYS$HELP:PBXSERVER$020.RELEASE_
      NOTES.

   1.2.5.3 Running the Installation Verification Procedure (IVP)
      During the installation of the PBXserver software, VMSINSTAL
      asks you if you want to run the Installation Verification
      Procedure (IVP) as part of the installation. If you respond
      YES, VMSINSTAL runs the IVP. The IVP verifies that the
      software has been installed correctly. It is recommended
      that you do run it.




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      After the PBXserver software has been installed, you can
      run the IVP independently to verify that the software is
      available on your system. You might also want to run the IVP
      after a system failure to ensure that users can access the
      PBXserver software.

      The IVP command file is SYS$TEST:PBXSERVER$IVP.COM
      You execute it with the DCL command:

            @SYS$TEST:PBXSERVER$IVP

   1.2.5.4 Preparing to Run VMSINSTAL
      Before running VMSINSTAL, determine which host nodes you
      are going to use as load hosts. Each load host must have the
      prerequsite software installed and have 1200 blocks of free
      disk space available. Section 1.2.2 lists the prerequiste
      software products.

   1.2.5.5 Running VMSINSTAL

      To run VMSINSTAL, place the PBXserver software distribution
      medium in the appropriate device drive of the load host and
      log into the system manager's account. Once you have entered
      the system manager's account, invoke VMSINSTAL by entering:
         $ SET DEFAULT SYS$UPDATE
         $ @VMSINSTAL

      VMSINSTAL displays a title, the date and time, and then
      continues with the following questions:
            %VMSINSTAL-W-DECNET, Your DECnet network is up and running.

            * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?
      This warning message only appears if DECnet is running.
      Answer YES to proceed with the installation.

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



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      Enter YES or take appropriate action.

            * Where will the distribution volumes be mounted:
      Enter the device identification; for example, CSA0: or MUA0:.

      Enter the products to be processed from the first distribu-
      tion volume set.

            * Products:
      Enter PBXSERVERnnn, where nnn is the version of the server
      software shown on your distribution kit. This identifies the
      PBXserver Terminal Server software product.

            The following products will be processed:

                PBXSERVER V2.1
                Beginning installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 at time

            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A...
            * Do you want to run the IVP after the installation [YES]?

      Enter YES or press <Return> if you want to run the
      PBXSERVER$IVP.COM file at the end of the installation.
      KITINSTAL places the IVP file in the SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSTEST]
      directory.
            * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?

      Enter YES or press <Return> if you want to purge files.
      If you are running your installation procedure on a system
      running VMS V5.0 or later, and a DECnet license has not
      been registered, the installation procedure will display
      the following warning:







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            No DECnet license was registered for this computer.
            DECnet is a prerequisite for down-line loading
            this product.

            This installation procedure will be allowed to complete
            normally.
            Note, however, that a suitable DECnet license should be
            registered before you attempt to run this product.
            Please refer to the VMS License Management Utility
            Manual for additional information on licensing.

      If you are running your installation procedure on a system
      running VMS V5.0 or later, you will be asked to confirm your
      PBXserver license registration:
            Product:      PBXSERVER
            Producer:     DEC
            Version:      2.1
            Release Date: 01-FEB-1989

            * Does this product have an authorization key registered and
            loaded?
      Then the installation procedure displays the following
      message:

            There will be no further questions asked during
            the installation. The installation will continue
            for approximately 3 to 15 minutes depending on
            your system type.

      and continues with the following displays:

            %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system directory
            [PBXSERVER]

            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B...
            PBXSERVER-I-INSTALDONE, PBXSERVER V2.1 installation is completed



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      If you are running on a VMS V5.0 or later system, and
      no DECnet license was registered for your computer, the
      installation reminds you to do it before using this software:

            After exiting from VMSINSTAL:
            o Register your DECnet software license in the
              VMS/LMF database.

      If you are running on a VMS V5.0 or later system, and no
      license was registered for the PBXserver software, the
      installation reminds you to do it before using this software:

            o Register your PBXserver software license in the
              VMS/LMF database.
      Then it displays:

            o Configure your PBXserver unit into your host's
              database. To do this, execute a command procedure
              called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM. This command
              procedure is in the SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]
              directory. If you have already executed this
              procedure from previous installations, you only
              need to configure any additional units. All
              previously defined units will still be configured.

      Then it displays:
            o Verify your PBXserver unit. To do this, execute
              the command procedure called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM,
              which you have already executed to configure your
              PBXserver unit. During verification, the link
              between your host and the PBXserver unit is
              tested, the PBXserver privileged command SIMULATE
              is issued to execute internal test of the
              PBXserver unit.
            %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their
            target directories...


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            Starting installation verification procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1

            Successful creation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER] directory
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$SYSTEM.SYS

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSTEST]PBXSERVER$IVP.COM

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$PRIVUSER.COM
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]PBXSERVER$020.RELEASE_NOTES

            Installation Verification Procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1 has
            succeeded.
            PBXSERVER V2.1 successfully installed.

              Installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 completed at time
      Press CTRL/Z to exit from the installation procedure.
      VMSINSTAL displays:

            VMSINSTAL procedure done at time
      Your PBXserver software installation is now complete.


   1.3 Configuring and Verifying the PBXserver
      The installation media you received includes the
      PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM configuration procedure for config-
      uring the PBXserver into a load host's database. This proce-
      dure also enables you to verify the PBXserver unit. The load
      host must have DECnet Phase IV and LAT system running. You
      must run this configuration procedure separately from the
      installation procedure.


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   1.3.1 The Configuration Procedure

      The configuration procedure, PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM, is a
      menu-driven procedure. It creates or updates the PBXserver
      units database PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT, and updates both
      permanent and volatile DECnet databases. It is copied to
      the SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER] directory during the installation
      phase. It enables you to:
      o  Configure or add a new PBXserver to the load host's DECnet
         database. This configuration information identifies the
         PBXserver on the Ethernet and specifies the down-line load
         database.

      o  Modify the database if you are swapping an existing
         PBXserver unit for a new unit. This is necessary as each
         PBXserver unit has its own unique Ethernet address.
      o  Delete PBXservers from the database if, for example,
         you are reconfiguring the network or wish to assign this
         PBXserver to another load host.

      o  Restore your local down-line load database for the
         PBXserver in cases where you load your DECnet database
         from a central database on a remote node.
      o  List PBXservers already configured in the database.

      o  Verify a PBXserver already configured in the database.

   1.3.1.1 Preparing to run the configuration procedure
      Before running the configuration procedure make sure that:

      1. The PBXserver software has been installed on the load host
         on which you are going to run the configuration procedure.
      2. DECnet is running on your load host.

      3. The LAT system is running and the link to the PBXserver is
         operational if you intend to use the VERIFY option.



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      4. You know the unique DECnet node name and DECnet address
         of the PBXserver. Use the NCP SHOW NODE node_name or NCP
         SHOW KNOWN NODES command to determine if your node name is
         unique.

      5. You know the Ethernet address of the PBXserver unit.
         This is the unique address associated with the Ethernet
         controller device that connects the PBXserver to the
         network. The address is recorded on the back panel of
         the PBXserver unit and on the PBXserver terminal server
         identification card.
      6. You know the DECnet service circuit-ID over which the
         loading is to take place (example: QNA-0) for that
         PBXserver.

                                      Note
              The procedure will attempt to set the circuit
              to SERVICE ENABLED in the DECnet volatile
              database. Since it involves turning the
              circuit OFF and then back ON, it may disrupt
              other established DECnet communications. The
              procedure will always give you the option of
              preventing it from doing this.

   1.3.1.2 Configuring in a VAXcluster environment

      The PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM configuration procedure will execute
      any DECnet configuration commands that are necessary to set
      up the load host's DECnet database and the PBXserver's own
      database, PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT.
      The DECnet database contains the DECnet service circuit-ID
      (for example, QNA-0) over which the loading is to take place
      for each PBXserver.

      Before attempting to configure your PBXserver units, check
      the communications hardware configurations within your
      cluster. If these are not identical on every node, you
      should make sure that your DECnet node's database, located

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      in the SYS$SYSTEM:NETNODE_REMOTE.DAT, is NOT shared among
      the cluster. Failing to do so may result in a DECnet service
      circuit assigned to a PBXserver unit that does not match the
      loading node's hardware.

      The configuration procedure will create its own database
      file PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT in a cluster-common directory on
      your target disk only if the DECnet file SYS$SYSTEM:NETNODE_
      REMOTE.DAT already resides in a common directory. Otherwise,
      the PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT will be created in a node-specific
      directory on your target disk. This ensures that the DECnet
      database and PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT file reflect the same
      information.
      Each time the procedure needs to create PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT,
      it issues a message to tell you where the file is created:

            The database file: PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT could not be found,
            a new file will be created for you.
            The database file: PBXSERVER$CONFIG.DAT is created in the
            node-specific directory SYS$SPECIFIC:[PBXSERVER].

      Refer to the VMS networking reference manual, Permanent
      Database Consideration in VAXclusters, for additionnal
      information about sharing DECnet files in a cluster
      environment.

   1.3.1.3 Running the configuration procedure
      To run the PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM configuration procedure
      interactively, log into the system account on your load host
      (or any account with OPER, SYSPRV and CMKRNL privileges), and
      enter the following commands:

         $ SET DEFAULT SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXserver]
         $ @PBXSERVER$CONFIG





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      The configuration procedure contains a RESTORE option which
      you can call by including the RESTORE parameter in the
      command line.
         $ @PBXSERVER$CONFIG RESTORE

      This option will allow systems using central databases
      to re-configure PBXservers at system boot time. It exits
      automatically when it has successfully completed.
      Once invoked, PBXSERVER$CONFIG displays the following text:



            You must assign a unique DECnet node name and DECnet address
            for each PBXserver you are  going to configure.  If, at  any
            time, you specify a node name or address that has already
            been defined on the network, you lose the  previous
            configuration in favor of the new PBXserver you specify.
            Press <RET> to start, or <CTRL/Z> to exit...

      Then, if you press <Return>, PBXSERVER$CONFIG displays the
      main menu, as follows:


                         PBXserver Configuration Procedure
                               Menu of options

                       1 - List known PBXserver units
                       2 - Add a PBXserver unit
                       3 - Modify an existing PBXserver unit
                       4 - Delete an existing PBXserver unit
                       5 - Restore existing PBXserver units
                       6 - Verify an existing PBXserver unit
                  CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure
             Your selection?





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      Enter the number of the menu item you require and press
      <Return> or press <Ctrl> / <Z> to exit. Type your responses
      to further questions immediately after the question mark and
      press <Return>. If you enter a question mark as a response,
      PBXSERVER$CONFIG provides explanatory text about the query
      and then repeats the query.



      SELECTION 1 - List known PBXservers
      Select this menu item to list known PBXservers in the
      database. The PBXservers are listed under the following
      headings:

            DECnet     DECnet      Service
            Address    Node name   Circuit   Ethernet  Address
            -------    ---------   -------   -----------------


      SELECTION 2 - Add a PBXserver

      Select this menu item when you are configuring a new
      PBXserver.

            DECnet node name for unit?
      Specify the DECnet node name for your PBXserver unit. Enter a
      name of 1 to 6 alphanumeric characters, the first one being
      alphabetic.

            DECnet address for unit?

      Specify the DECnet address for your PBXserver. Enter a number
      in the form aa.nnnn where aa is the area number in the range
      from 1 to 63 and nnnn is the node number in the range from
      1 to 1023. If you are referencing a node within your area,
      you may omit the area number and the period separator. When
      referencing a node in a single area network, you must always
      omit the area number and period.

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            DECnet Service Circuit-ID [QNA-0]?

      Specify the DECnet service circuit identifier for the
      PBXserver being added. The circuit-ID between brackets is
      the default value for the question.
            PBXserver Ethernet address for this unit?

      Specify the Ethernet address of your PBXserver. This address
      is the Ethernet address specified on the back of the hardware
      unit. Enter the address as six groups of two hexadecimal
      numbers, with hyphens separating the groups (for example,
      08-00-01-00-AB-CD).
      If you get any error messages now, the new unit will not be
      added. However, an entry may appear in the directory and you
      should delete this entry.



      SELECTION 3 - Modify an existing PBXserver
      Select this menu item to modify the database if, for example,
      you are replacing one PBXserver hardware unit with another
      and wish to keep the same name. As each unit has its own
      unique Ethernet address, the database needs to be modified
      to reflect this change. All the questions are asked with a
      default provided except for the address questions. The DECnet
      address question is omitted and the Ethernet address question
      is asked without a default.

            What is the DECnet node name you want to modify?

            PBXserver at Ethernet address "address" is being modified.
            Enter the new Ethernet address, and any other changes
            characteristics.
      Specify the DECnet node name of the unit you want to modify.

            DECnet node name for unit [AEO000]?



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      Specify the new DECnet node name for your PBXserver unit.
      Enter a name of 1 to 6 alphanumeric characters, the first
      one being alphabetic, or keep the current node name displayed
      between brackets as the default value.

            DECnet Service Circuit-ID [QNA-0]?
      Specify the DECnet service circuit identifier for the
      PBXserver being added. The circuit-ID between brackets is
      the default and current value for this PBXserver.

            What is the new Ethernet address?

      Specify the Ethernet address of your new PBXserver. This
      address is the Ethernet address specified on the back of
      the hardware unit. Enter a number as six groups of two
      hexadecimal numbers, with hyphens separating the groups (for
      example, 08-00-01-00-AB-CD).


      SELECTION 4 - Delete an existing PBXserver

      Select this menu item to remove PBXservers from the database
      if, for example, you are reconfiguring the network or wish to
      assign the PBXserver to another load host.

            DECnet node name for unit?
      Specify the DECnet node name of the unit you wish to remove.
      Press <Ctrl> / <Z> if you want to return to the main menu.
      Successful removal of the unit is indicated by an NCP
      response.









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      SELECTION 5 - Restore existing PBXservers

      Select this menu item to restore the volatile database using
      your local database for the PBXserver units. The following
      messages are displayed during the process.
            Restoring existing PBXservers from local database...
            Local database successfully restored.

      SELECTION 6 - Verify an existing PBXserver

      Select this menu item to verify a PBXserver unit. In order
      to perform the verification, the connection between the
      PBXserver and the host through Ethernet must be up and
      running. In addition, the LAT system must also be up and
      running on your node. Finally, you should allow the procedure
      to set the service circuit to ENABLED to allow the PBXserver
      unit to be properly down-line loaded.
      The following message is then displayed:

            DECnet node name for unit?

      Specify the DECnet node name of the unit you wish to verify.
      Press <Ctrl> / <Z> if you want to return to the main menu.
      Then, the procedure:

      1. Verifies that the selected unit is defined in the local
         database.
      2. Restores the volatile database for this unit you have
         specified.

      3. Performs a remote loop test, using NCP to test the
         communication path between the host and the unit.
      4. Triggers the unit to down-line load the PBXserver
         software.

      5. Enters the PBXserver privileged interface and waits for
         the connection to the unit to be completed.


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      6. Issues a SHOW SERVER command to see if a service is up
         or starting. If a service is up or starting, it issues
         a SIMULATE INTERNAL command to invoke the internal loop
         test. The message generated by the PBXserver is displayed.


   1.4 Starting the PBXserver
      To start the PBXserver, you simply switch it on. The
      PBXserver automatically performs an initialization sequence,
      which includes loading the firmware from the host computer
      and running the self-test program.

                                   Note
           Before a new version is installed, it is mandatory
           to issue the INIT RESET command. This will reset
           the PBXserver's characteristics to the default
           values. It is then necessary to update them with
           your own with the appropriate privileged commands.





















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   Appendix__A_____________________________________________________

   Installation and Configuration Examples


   A.1 Introduction
      This appendix gives you two examples of installing the
      PBXsever VAX/VMS software using the VMSINSTAL procedure and
      an example of configuring the PBXserver.


   A.2 VMS V4.7 Installation Example

            $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL PBXSERVER MS: OPTIONS N

                VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V4.7

            It is 7-MAY-1989 at 16:26.
            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]? YES

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

            Please mount the first volume of the set on MS:.
            * Are you ready? YES
            %MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, PBXSER mounted on _LODNOD$MSA0:
            The following products will be processed:

                PBXSERVER V2.1
                Beginning installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 at 16:27

            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A...
                Release Notes Options:



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                1.  Display release notes
                2.  Print release notes
                3.  Both 1 and 2

            * Select option [3]: 2
            * Queue name [SYS$PRINT]:

            Job PBXSERVER$021 (queue LP$PRINT, entry 1536) pending
            * Do you want to continue the installation [N]? YES
            %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, The products release notes have been
            successfully moved to SYS$HELP.
            * Do you want to run the IVP after the installation [YES]?

            * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?
                There will be no further questions asked during
                the installation. The installation will continue
                for approximately 3 to 15 minutes depending on
                your system type.

            %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system directory
            [PBXSERVER].
            If you intend to execute this layered product on other nodes in
            your VAXcluster, and you have the appropriate software license,
            you must prepare the system-specific roots on the other nodes by
            issuing the following command on each node (using a suitably
            privileged account):

                $ CREATE /DIRECTORY SYS$SPECIFIC:[PBXSERVER]
                         /PROTECTION=(S:RWED,O:RWED)
            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B...
            %PBXSERVER-I-INSTALDONE, PBXSERVER V2.1 installation is
            completed.

            After exiting from VMSINSTAL:





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                o Configure your PBXserver unit into your host's
                  database. To do this, execute a command procedure
                  called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM. This command
                  procedure is in the SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]
                  directory. If you have already executed this
                  procedure from previous installations, you only
                  need to configure any additional units. All
                  previously defined units will still be configured.

                o Verify your PBXserver unit. To do this, execute
                  the command procedure called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM,
                  which you have already executed to configure your
                  PBXserver unit. During verification, the link
                  between your host and the PBXserver unit is
                  tested, the PBXserver privileged command SIMULATE
                  is issued to execute internal test of the
                  PBXserver unit.
            %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target
            directories...

            Starting Installation Verification Procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1.
            Successful creation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER] directory

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$SYSTEM.SYS
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$PRIVUSER.COM
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSTEST]PBXSERVER$IVP.COM

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]PBXSERVER$021.RELEASE_NOTES
            Installation Verification Procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1 has
            succeeded.

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            PBXSERVER V2.1 successfully installed.

                Installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 completed at 16:28
                VMSINSTAL procedure done at 16:28


   A.3 VMS V5.0 Installation Example
            $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL PBXSERVER MU: OPTIONS N

                VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.0-2

            It is 7-MAY-1989 at 16:50.
            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]? YES
            * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]? Y

            Please mount the first volume of the set on  MU:.
            * Are you ready? YES
            %MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, PBXSER mounted on _LODNOD$MUA0:
            The following products will be processed:

                PBXSERVER V2.1
                Beginning installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 at 16:53

            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset A ...
                Release Notes Options:

                1.  Display release notes
                2.  Print release notes
                3.  Both 1 and 2
                4.  Copy release notes to SYS$HELP
                5.  Do not display, print or copy release notes
            * Select option [2]: 2
            * Queue name [SYS$PRINT]:



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            Job PBXSERVER$021 (queue LP$PRINT, entry 1536) pending
            * Do you want to continue the installation [N]? YES

            %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED , The product's release notes have been
            successfully moved to SYS$HELP.
            * Do you want to run the IVP after the installation [YES]?
            * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?
                Product:      PBXSERVER
                Producer:     DEC
                Version:      2.1
                Release Date: 01-MAY-1989

            * Does this product have an authorization key registered and
            loaded? YES
                There will be no further questions asked during
                the installation. The installation will continue
                for approximately 3 to 15 minutes depending on
                your system type.

            %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system directory
            [PBXSERVER].
                If you intend to execute this layered product on other nodes
                in your VAXcluster, and you have the appropriate software
                license, you must prepare the system-specific roots on the
                other nodes by issuing the following command on each node
                (using a suitably privileged account):

                $ CREATE /DIRECTORY SYS$SPECIFIC:[PBXSERVER]
                         /PROTECTION=(S:RWED,O:RWED)
            %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product saveset B ...
            %PBXSERVER-I-INSTALDONE, PBXSERVER V2.1 installation is
            completed.

            After exiting from VMSINSTAL:





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                o Configure your PBXserver unit into your host's
                  database. To do this, execute a command procedure
                  called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM. This command
                  procedure is in the SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]
                  directory. If you have already executed this
                  procedure from previous installations, you only
                  need to configure any additional units. All
                  previously defined units will still be configured.

                o Verify your PBXserver unit. To do this, execute
                  the command procedure called PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM,
                  which you have already executed to configure your
                  PBXserver unit. During verification, the link
                  between your host and the PBXserver unit is
                  tested, the PBXserver privileged command SIMULATE
                  is issued to execute internal test of the
                  PBXserver unit.
            %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target
            directories...

            Starting Installation Verification Procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1.
            Successful creation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER] directory

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$SYSTEM.SYS
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$CONFIG.COM

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$PRIVUSER.COM
            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSTEST]PBXSERVER$IVP.COM

            Successful installation of
            SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]PBXSERVER$021.RELEASE_NOTES
            Installation Verification Procedure for PBXSERVER V2.1 has
            succeeded.

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            PBXSERVER V2.1 successfully installed.

                Installation of PBXSERVER V2.1 completed at 16:57
                VMSINSTAL procedure done at 16:58


   A.4 Configuration Example

            $ @SYS$SYSROOT:[PBXSERVER]PBXSERVER$CONFIG
            You must assign a unique DECnet node name and DECnet address for
            each PBXserver you are  going to configure.  If, at  any time,
            you specify a node name or address that has already been defined
            on the network, you lose the  previous configuration in favor of
            the new PBXserver you specify.

            Press <RET> to start, or <CTRL/Z> to exit..

                      PBXserver unit Configuration Procedure
                              Menu of options.

                      1 - List known PBXserver units
                      2 - Add a PBXserver unit
                      3 - Modify an existing PBXserver unit
                      4 - Delete an existing PBXserver unit
                      5 - Restore existing PBXserver units
                      6 - Verify an existing PBXserver unit
                 CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure
            Your selection? 2

            Type a ? at any time for help on a question.
            Type CTRL/Z for any question to return to menu without verifying
            the unit.
            DECnet node name unit? PBX001
            DECnet address for unit? 10.100
            DECnet Service Circuit-ID [QNA-0]?
            PBXserver unit Ethernet address for this unit? 11-22-33-44-55-66



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            If you get an error message now, the new unit won't be added,
            and you should delete it from the directory.



                      PBXserver unit Configuration Procedure
                              Menu of options.

                      1 - List known PBXserver units
                      2 - Add a PBXserver unit
                      3 - Modify an existing PBXserver unit
                      4 - Delete an existing PBXserver unit
                      5 - Restore existing PBXserver units
                      6 - Verify an existing PBXserver unit
                 CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure
            Your selection? 1

            DECnet    DECnet      Service
            Address   Node name   Circuit   Ethernet  address
            -------   ---------   -------   -----------------
            10.100    PBX001      QNA-0     11-22-33-44-55-66

            Total of 1 PBXserver unit(s) defined.
            -------------------------------------
            (Press RETURN for menu)

                      PBXserver unit Configuration Procedure
                              Menu of options.

                      1 - List known PBXserver units
                      2 - Add a PBXserver unit
                      3 - Modify an existing PBXserver unit
                      4 - Delete an existing PBXserver unit
                      5 - Restore existing PBXserver units
                      6 - Verify an existing PBXserver unit
                 CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure
            Your selection? 6


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            Type a ? at any time for help on a question.
            Type CTRL/Z for any question to return to menu without verifying
            the unit.

            DECnet node name unit? PBX001
            PBXserver unit at Ethernet address 11-22-33-44-55-66
            is being verified.

            Test if LAT protocol is active
            Service Name : LODNOD

            Test of the communication link, between your host and the
            PBXserver unit to verify, in progress.
            The PBXserver software is being down-loaded

            Connecting to PBX001
            SHOW SERVER privileged command is issued to be sure that service
            is up or starting.
            PBXserver V2.1   Microcode V2.6    ROM V1.0    LAT V5.1    Rev 0




















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                                             Current    Permanent    Manufact
            Name                 :            PBX001       PBX001   PBXSERVER
            Number               :                00           00          00
            Location             :
            Host Maximum         :                30           30           4
            User Maximum         :                30           30          30
            Group Codes          :
              Groups    63-0     : 00000000-00000001     ...00001    ...00001
              Groups  127-64     : 00000000-00000000     ...00000    ...00000
              Groups 191-128     : 00000000-00000000     ...00000    ...00000
              Groups 255-192     : 00000000-00000000     ...00000    ...00000
            Inactivity Timer     :                 0            0           0
            PBX Addr  (1-17)     :                81           81           0
            PBX Addr (18-24)     :
            Printer channels     :                 2            2           2
            Queue limit          :                10           10          10
            Term session limit   :                 4            4           4
            Global session limit :               120          120         120
            Physical Address     : 11-22-33-44-55-66
            Up Time              :          0 0:0:37
            System Status        :        Service Up

            Internal PBXserver unit loop test, using the privileged user
            command SIMULATE, in progress.

            %PBXSERVER-I-EOSIMU, Simulate completed, no errors

                     PBXserver unit Configuration Procedure
                              Menu of options.

                      1 - List known PBXserver units
                      2 - Add a PBXserver unit
                      3 - Modify an existing PBXserver unit
                      4 - Delete an existing PBXserver unit
                      5 - Restore existing PBXserver units
                      6 - Verify an existing PBXserver unit
                 CTRL/Z - Exit from this procedure
            Your selection? CTRL/Z

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   Index
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   A______________________________
   Address                          I______________________________
     Ethernet,  1-10                Installation
                                      PBXserver software,  1-1
   C______________________________
   Configuration                    S______________________________
     PBXserver software,  1-9       Software
                                      Distribution
   E______________________________       files,  1-2
   Ethernet                         Starting
     Address,  1-10                   PBXserver,  1-18
   H                                V______________________________
   _______________________________
   Host,  1-1                       VMSINSTAL
                                      Conventions,  1-4
                                      Operation,  1-5



















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