Information on Networks and Clusters Access to Parameters on an Embedded DSSI controller: SET HOST/DUP/DSSI[/BUS:{0:1}] dssi_node_number PARAMS Access to Directory of tools on an Embedded DSSI controller: SET HOST/DUP/DSSI[/BUS:{0:1}] dssi_node_number DIRECT Access to Parameters on a KFQSA DSSI controller: SHOW UQSSP ! to get port_controller_number PARAMS SET HOST/DUP/UQSSP port_controller_number PARAMS These console commands are available on most MicroVAX and VAXstation 3xxx series systems, and most (all?) VAX 4xxx series systems. For further information, see the system documentation and-on most VAX systems-see the console HELP text. EK-410AB-MG, _DSSI VAXcluster Installation and Troubleshooting_, is a good resource for setting up a DSSI VMScluster on OpenVMS VAX nodes. (This manual predates coverage of OpenVMS Alpha systems, but gives good coverage to all hardware and software aspects of setting up a DSSI-based VMScluster-and most of the concepts covered are directly applicable to OpenVMS Alpha systems. This manual specifically covers the hardware, which is something not covered by the standard OpenVMS VMScluster documentation.) Also see Section 15.3.3, and for the SCS name of the OpenVMS host see Section 5.7. _____________________________ 15.6.4 How do I rename a DSSI disk (or tape?) If you want to renumber or rename DSSI disks or DSSI tapes, it's easy-if you know the secret incantation... From OpenVMS: 15-21 Information on Networks and Clusters $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN SYSGEN> CONNECT FYA0/NOADAPTER SYSGEN> ^Z $ SET HOST/DUP/SERV=MSCP$DUP/TASK=PARAMS ... PARAMS> STAT CONF PARAMS> EXIT ... From the console on most 3000- and 4000-class VAX system consoles... (Obviously, the system must be halted for these commands...) Integrated DSSI: SET HOST/DUP/DSSI[/BUS:[0:1]] dssi_node_number PARAMS KFQSA: SET HOST/DUP/UQSSP port_controller_number PARAMS For information on how to get out into the PARAMS subsystem, also see the HELP at the console prompt for the SET HOST syntax, or see the HELP on SET HOST /DUP (once you've connected FYDRIVER under OpenVMS). Once you are out into the PARAMS subsystem, you can use the FORCEUNI option to force the use of the UNITNUM value and then set a unique UNITNUM inside each DSSI ISE-this causes each DSSI ISE to use the specfied unit number and not use the DSSI node as the unit number. Other parameters of interest are NODENAME and ALLCLASS, the node name and the (disk or tape) cluster allocation class. Ensure that all disk unit numbers used within an OpenVMS Cluster disk allocation class are unique, and all tape unit numbers used within an OpenVMS Cluster tape allocation class are also unique. For details on the SCS name of the OpenVMS host, see Section 5.7. For details of SET HOST/DUP, see Section 15.6.3. 15-22 Information on Networks and Clusters _____________________________ 15.6.5 Where can I get Fibre Channel Storage (SAN) information? o http://www.openvms.compaq.com/openvms/fibre/index.html _____________________________ 15.6.6 How can I split up an OpenVMS Cluster? Review the VMScluster documentation, and the System Management documentation. The following are the key points, but are likely not the only things you will need to change. OpenVMS Cluster support is directly integrated into the operating system, and there is no way to remove it. You can, however, remote site-specific tailoring that was added for a particular cluster configuration. First: Create restorable image BACKUPs of each of the current system disks. If something gets messed up, you want a way to recover, right? Create standalone BACKUP kits for the OpenVMS VAX systems, and create or acquire bootable BACKUP kits for the OpenVMS Alpha systems. Use CLUSTER_CONFIG or CLUSTER_CONFIG_LAN to remove the various system roots and to shut off boot services and VMScluster settings. Create as many architecture-specific copies of the system disks as required. Realize that the new systems will all likely be booting through root SYS0-if you have any system-specific files in any other roots, save them. Relocate the copies of the VMScluster common files onto each of the new system disks. Reset the console parameters and boot flags on each system for use on a standalone node. Reset the VAXCLUSTER and NISCS_LOAD_PEA0 parameters to 0 in SYSGEN and in MODPARAMS.DAT. Clobber the VMScluster group ID and password using SYSMAN. Reboot the systems seperately, and run AUTOGEN on each. 15-23 Information on Networks and Clusters Shut off MOP services via NCP or LANCP on the boot server nodes. Permanent seperation also requires the duplication of shared files. For a list of the files commonly shared, please see the most current version of SYS$STARTUP:SYLOGICALS.TEMPLATE, and specifically a version from OpenVMS V7.2 or later. The following files are typically shared within a cluster: Filename: default directory (in common root) and file type: SYSUAF SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT SYSUAFALT SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT SYSALF SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT RIGHTSLIST SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT NETPROXY SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT NET$PROXY SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT NETOBJECT SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT NETNODE_REMOTE SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT QMAN$MASTER SYS$SYSTEM: (this is a set of related files) LMF$LICENSE SYS$SYSTEM:.LDB VMSMAIL_PROFILE SYS$SYSTEM:.DATA VMS$OBJECTS SYS$SYSTEM:.DAT VMS$AUDIT_SERVER SYS$MANAGER:.DAT VMS$PASSWORD_HISTORY SYS$SYSTEM:.DATA NETNODE_UPDATE SYS$MANAGER:.COM VMS$PASSWORD_POLICY SYS$LIBRARY:.EXE LAN$NODE_DATABASE SYS$SYSTEM:LAN$NODE_DATABASE.DAT Also see the topics on "cluster divorce" in the Ask The Wizard area. o http://www.hp.com/go/openvms/wizard/ For additional information on the OpenVMS Ask The Wizard (ATW) area and for a pointer to the available ATW Wizard.zip archive, please see Section 3.9. Information on changing node names is included in Section 5.7. 15-24 Information on Networks and Clusters _____________________________ 15.6.7 Details on Volume Shadowing? This section contains information on host-based volume shadowing; on the disk mirroring capabilities available within OpenVMS. _____________________________ 15.6.7.1 Does volume shadowing require a non-zero allocation classes? Yes, use of host-based Volume Shadowing requires that the disk(s) involved be configured in a non-zero allocation class. Edit SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT to include a declaration of an non-zero allocation class, such as setting the host allocation class to the value 7: ALLOCLASS = 7 Then AUTOGEN the system, and reboot. You should now be able to form the shadow set via a command such as the following: $ MOUNT dsa1007: /SHADOW=($7$dkb300:,$7$dkb500:) volumelabel When operating in an OpenVMS Cluster, this sequence will typically change the disk names from the SCSNODE prefix (scsnode$dkann) to the allocation-class prefix ($7$dkannn). This may provide you with the opportunity to move to a device-independent scheme using logical name constructs such as the DISK$volumelabel logical names in your startup and application environments; an opportunity to weed out physical device references. Allocation class one is used by Fibre Channel devices; it can be best to use another non-zero allocation class even if Fibre Channel is not currently configured and not currently planned. 15-25 ________________________________________________________________ Index 1858 ar,13-15 17-Nov-1858,4-1 Archie,13-7 2000 Archival Media __Year,5-38___________________ DVDarchive/restore,9-9 A Archive.Org,14-44 ______________________________ ARCH_DEFS.REQ,10-14 Access Control List Entry, Argument Pointer,10-6 5-12 ARRE,14-48, 14-49, 14-51 ACCVIO,5-38 ARWE,14-48, 14-49, 14-51 ACE,5-12 ASAP ACPI,14-21 See DSPP Acrobat,13-7 Ask The Wizard,3-12, 5-26, ACS,5-59 5-28, 5-29, 5-37, 8-6, 9-3, ACTS,4-8 10-2, 10-4, 10-7, 10-9, Adobe 10-15, 10-20, 10-25, 15-1, Acrobat,13-7 15-2, 15-3, 15-24 PDF,13-7 ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, Advanced Server,5-4 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, 14-51, AEST,13-18, 13-26 14-57, 14-58 Agnew, Jim,14-35 ATAPI,14-57, 14-58 Allocation Class Athlon,2-13 Fibre Channel,15-25 ATW,3-12, 5-26, 5-28, 5-29, Non-Zero,15-25 5-37, 8-6, 9-3, 10-2, 10-4, Volume Shadowing,15-25 10-7, 10-9, 10-15, 10-20, ALLOCLASS system parameter, 15-25 10-25, 15-1, 15-2, 15-3, Alpha,2-13 15-24 Terminology,2-3 AUTOGEN,5-14 AlphaPC 164LX,14-23 Automatic Foreign Command,8-1 AlphaPC 164SX,14-23 AVI,7-3 AMASK,14-31, 14-32 awk,13-15 Ambassador,1-10 ______________________________ AMD,2-13 B AMD64,2-12, 2-13 ______________________________ Terminology,2-4 Backdoor,5-9 ANSI C,10-17 Backdrops,11-8 AP,10-6 BACKUP,5-19, 9-15 Apache,13-8 BACKUP/IGNORE=INTERLOCK,5-53 APB.EXE,14-9 Bad Block Handling,9-3 Index-1 Index BADLIB,13-22 ______________________________ BADTYPSTR,13-22 C bash,13-17 ______________________________ Batch,13-21 C,10-17, 10-25 BB_WATCH,4-5 Compaq C Compiler,10-17, BC16E,14-52, 14-53, 14-54 10-25 BCC08,14-54 DEC C Compiler,10-17, 10-25 BCKTRNSFAIL,15-5 Device Drivers,10-21 Berryman, Mark,1-4, 13-3 HP C Compiler,10-17, 10-25 Bi-Endian,10-16 VAX C Compiler,10-17 Big-Endian,10-16 CA,5-3, 14-18 BIND,15-6 Caesar bison,13-15 Julius,4-2 Bliss CalTech,13-8 Architecture Flags,10-14 Campus Software License Grant BLISS32E,10-14 See CSLG BLISS32I,10-14 Carrier Sense Multiple Access, BLISS32V,10-14 with Collision Detect, BLISS64E,10-14 14-56 BLISS64I,10-14 CD Compiler,10-13 embossed media,9-12 Rebuilding System Libraries, Recording,9-7, 14-51 10-14 CD-Audio,7-1 Block CD Player,7-1 Disk,2-24 CD-R,9-7, 13-9, 14-50, 14-51 BMC,14-28 CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 BN24H,14-53 CDRECORD,9-7, 14-51, 14-58 BN24J,14-53 CDRECORD-ProDVD,9-8 BNC,14-43 CDRTOOLS,9-7, 14-58 BNU Bookreader,3-1 CD-RW,9-7, 13-9, 14-51 Bookreader CDWRITE,9-7 BNU,3-1 CGI,13-20 MGBOOK,3-1 CHARON-VAX,13-28 Boot Alias,14-8, 14-19 cli$get_value,10-4 Bootblock,14-16 Clock Bootstrap TODR,4-4, 4-7 Alpha,14-9 TOY,4-4, 4-7 I64,14-8 Clockmeister, Ulysses T. VAX,14-10 See Time Browser,13-4 Cluster Byers, Robert Alan,13-8 Disk,2-24 Byte lane,14-33 Cluster Load Balancing,15-14 bzip2,13-27 Index-2 Index Cluster Terminology,15-12 DATMISCH,10-17 CMA$RTL.EXE,10-25 Daylight Savings Time,4-14, CMS,13-21 4-19, 4-24, 10-21 00CMS,13-22 DAYLIGHT_SAVINGS.COM,4-14, 01CMS,13-22 4-16 $cmsupr,12-4 DB9,14-51, 14-52, 14-54 Columbia University,13-3 DCE DTS,4-9, 4-15, 4-16 COM1,14-4, 14-12 DCL COM2,14-4, 14-12 PIPE,13-24 COMMON,10-6 DCPS,12-3 Compaq,5-38 DCX,13-28 Compaq Secure Web Browser, DDB,10-9 13-19 Deathrow Cluster,2-16 Composer Debugger Mozilla,13-18 Signalling SS$_DEBUG,10-16 Computer Associates,5-3, DEC-423,14-51 14-18 DECalert,15-10 console,14-5, 14-12 DECC$CRTL.EXE,10-25 Console,14-4 DECconnect,14-51 VAXstation 3100,9-4 DECdns,15-6 Console Backdoor,5-9 DECdocument,vi CONSOLE environment variable, DECDTLOGO,11-10 14-12 DECdtss,4-8 Contrl,13-12 DECevent,5-38 Conversational bootstrap,5-6, DECmigrate,7-3, 13-18, 13-26, 14-8, 14-9, 14-10 13-28 COPY,10-9 DECnet,14-56 CPAN,13-26 Asynchronous,14-56 cpio,13-15 DECNET_REGISTER,15-5 CRAM,14-33 MOP,15-6 $creprc,10-9 DECprint,12-3 CSA DECsound,7-3 See DSPP DEC Test Manager,13-22 CSLG,2-10 DECthreads,10-25 CSMA/CD,14-56 DECUS,1-9 CSWB,13-4, 13-19 See User Group ______________________________ Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 D DECUServe,1-2 ______________________________ DECUS Software Library,13-3 Dachtera, David J.,13-8 DECW$CDPLAYER,7-1 Data Remanence,5-56 DECW$CDPLAYER.C,14-58 Datatrieve,3-5 Index-3 Index DECW$EXAMPLES:DECW$CDPLAYER.C Disks (cont'd) ,14-58 CD-Recordable,9-7 DECW$GREET.TXT,11-9 DVD+R/RW,9-7, 9-10 DECW$KEYMAP Logical Name, dvd200i,14-51 11-11 DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 DECwindows Transport,11-18 DVD-Recordable,9-7 DECwindows V1.2-6,11-18 FAT Format,7-2 DECwindows V1.3,11-18 Floppy,7-2 DELETE IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, Undelete,9-1 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, Descriptor,10-10 14-51 Deutsch,1-2 Jumpers,14-44 Developer Programs MSCP,9-3 See DSPP PC Format,7-2 Device Driver,10-8 PlexWriter,14-51, 14-57 Device Drivers SCSI,9-3, 9-13, 14-2, C,10-21 14-23, 14-27, 14-29, Floating Point,10-21 14-36, 14-44, 14-48, DEVICE_NAMING system parameter 14-49, 14-50, 14-51 ,15-20 SCSI-2,9-6 DFU,9-1, 9-4, 13-13 Volume Set,9-7 DIAGNOSE,5-38 Zip,14-50, 14-51 DIGITAL Network Products Group Disk Shadowing,9-2 ,14-40 Distribution Kits,2-8 Digital Synergy,13-9 DJE Systems,13-8 Digital Versatile Disk,9-10 DKDRIVER,14-57, 14-58 Discounts DNDRIVER,14-58 See DSPP DNPG,14-40 Disk DNS,15-6 Block,2-24 DOCUMENT,10-15 Cluster,2-24 See DECdocument Data Remanence,5-56 DoD,5-56 Erasure,5-56 DOD_ERAPAT,5-57 Sector,2-24 Download Kits,2-8 Security,5-56 DQDRIVER,7-1, 9-5, 14-27, Disk Mirroring,9-2 14-51, 14-57, 14-58 See Volume Shadowing Driver Disks Device,10-8 ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, DRVERR,14-48, 14-51 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, DSPP,2-11, 2-15, 2-20 14-51 DSR,14-20 Bad Block Handling,9-3 DSSI,5-57 CD-R,14-50 CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 Index-4 Index DST,4-14, 4-16, 4-19, 4-24, Edit Version,10-26 10-21 EFI,14-8, 14-16, 14-19, 14-28 Dtlogin,11-10 EFI Boot Alias,14-8, 14-19 DTM,13-21, 13-22 EIA-232,14-52 00DTM,13-22 ELSA GLoria Synergy,5-27 01DTM,13-22 elvis,13-16 DTSS,4-8, 4-9, 4-16 EM64T,2-12, 2-13 DTSS$CLERK,4-21 Terminology,2-4 Too Few Servers Detected, embossed media,9-12 4-22 Encompass DTSS$CLERK,4-21 See User Group DTSS$INSTALL_TIMEZONE_RULE.COM Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 ,4-19 Encompasserve,1-2, 2-16 DTSS$NTP_PROVIDER.C,4-9 Encompass Software Library, DTSS$SET_TIMEZONE.EXE,4-16 13-3 DTSS$UTC_STARTUP.COM,4-19 Endian-ness,10-16 Dump Engineering Software,7-2 Process,10-27 Ensoniq,7-3 DVD,14-51 Enterex Recording,9-7 Hobbyist Licenses,2-9 DVD+R,9-7, 9-10, 13-9 Enterprise Operating DVD+R/RW,9-7 Environment DVD+RW,9-7, 13-9, 14-57 See EOE dvd200i,14-51 EOE,2-6 DVDarchive/restore,9-9 EPIC,14-28 DVD-R,9-7, 13-9 $erapat,5-57 DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 Erasure,5-56 DVD-RAM,14-57 Ergonomic Solutions,15-10 DVDRTOOLS,9-7, 14-58 Error analysis,5-38 DVD-RW,9-7, 13-9 ETAPE,7-4 DVDwrite,9-8, 9-9, 14-58 Ethernet,14-56 Dvorak,11-11 Event Flags,11-13 Dynamic System Recognition, EWS,11-3 14-20 Exabyte,2-24 ______________________________ EXE$GL_TICKLENGTH,4-12 E EXE$GL_TIMEADJUST,4-12 ______________________________ EXE$GL_TODR,4-3 EB,2-24 EXE$GQ_SAVED_HWCLOCK,4-5 EBCDIC,7-4 EXE$GQ_SYSTIME,4-3, 4-5 e-Business Infrastructure EXE$GQ_TDF,4-15 Package,2-7 EXE$GQ_TODCBASE,4-3 ECO EXE$SETTIME,4-3 kits,5-30 Index-5 Index Executable Image,10-8 FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) EXPECTED_VOTES system Doc10,3-6 parameter,15-16 Doc11,3-7 Explicitly Parallel Doc12,3-12 Instruction Computing Doc13,3-10 See EPIC Doc14,3-12 Extensible Firmware Interface Doc2,3-2 See EFI Doc4,3-5 ______________________________ Doc5,3-6 F Doc6,3-5 ______________________________ File1,9-1 Facility Prefix,10-2 File2,9-1 FAQ Sections (Old) File3,9-2 DCL$PATH Logical Name,8-1 File4,9-3 DCL1,8-1 File5,9-4 DCL10,8-7 File6,9-6 DCL11,8-7 File7,9-7, 9-10 DCL12,8-8 File8,9-13 DCL3,8-2 File9,9-14 DCL4,8-2 Intro1,1-2 DCL5,8-3 Intro2,1-2 DCL6,8-4 Intro3,1-3 DCL7,8-5 Intro4,1-4 DCL8,8-6 Intro5,1-5 DCL9,8-6 Intro6,1-8 DECw$IGNORE_WORKSTATION Intro7,1-3 Logical Name,11-5 Intro8,1-9 DECw1,11-1 Mgmt1,5-1 DECw10,11-7 Mgmt10,15-16 DECw11,11-13 Mgmt11,5-14 DECw12,11-14 Mgmt12,5-55 DECw13,11-14 Mgmt13,15-20 DECw14,11-15 Mgmt14,15-9 DECw15,11-17 Mgmt15,5-14 DECw16,11-18 Mgmt16,5-15 DECw17,11-18 Mgmt17,5-22 DECw2,11-3 Mgmt18,5-24 DECw3,11-3 Mgmt19,5-24 DECw4,11-4 Mgmt2,5-2 DECw5,11-11 Mgmt20,5-54 DECw6,11-4 Mgmt21,5-25 DECw9,11-6 Mgmt23,5-26 DECwindows,11-1 Mgmt24,5-27 Doc1,3-1 Mgmt25,5-29 Mgmt26,15-21 Index-6 Index FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) Mgmt27,5-30 Misc15,15-10 Mgmt28,15-3 Misc17,15-9 Mgmt3,5-4 Misc19,15-11 Mgmt30,5-31 Misc2,12-1 Mgmt31,5-33 Misc20,12-5 Mgmt32,5-35 Misc6,15-5 Mgmt33,5-35 Misc7,15-6 Mgmt34,5-37 Misc9,15-4 Mgmt35,5-51 Prog1,10-2 Mgmt36,15-4 Prog10,10-7 Mgmt37,5-38 Prog11,10-8 Mgmt38,5-38 Prog12,10-9 Mgmt39,5-39 Prog13,10-9 Mgmt4,5-6 Prog14,2-22 Mgmt40,5-39 Prog15,2-23 Mgmt41,5-40 Prog16,10-11 Mgmt42,15-19 Prog17,10-13 Mgmt43,5-41 Prog18,10-13 Mgmt44,15-23 Prog19,10-15 Mgmt45,15-23 Prog2,10-4 Mgmt46,5-42 Prog20,10-15 Mgmt47,15-12, 15-14, 15-15 Prog21,10-16 Mgmt48,5-42 Prog22,10-16 Mgmt49,5-43 Prog23,10-17 Mgmt5,5-6, 5-10 Prog3,10-4 Mgmt50,5-43 Prog4,10-5 Mgmt51,5-44 Prog5,10-5 Mgmt52,5-45 Prog7,10-5 Mgmt53,5-45 Prog8,10-6 Mgmt54,15-25 Prog9,10-6 Mgmt56,5-45 Soft1,13-1 Mgmt57,5-46 Soft10,13-24 Mgmt58,15-6 Soft12,13-25 Mgmt59,5-46 Soft13,13-26 Mgmt6,15-2 Soft14,13-27 Mgmt60,5-48 Soft2,13-14 Mgmt61,15-18 Soft3,13-18 Mgmt62,5-49 Soft4,13-19 Mgmt63,5-58 Soft5,10-17 Mgmt64,5-52 Soft6,13-20 Mgmt9,5-11 Soft7,13-21 Misc12,12-3 Soft9,13-21, 13-23 Misc13,12-3 Time1,4-1 Misc14,12-4 Time10,4-20, 4-23 Index-7 Index FAQ Sections (Old) (cont'd) Floppy,7-2 Time11,4-2 FLORIAN,9-1 Time12,4-24 $flush,9-2 Time13,4-19 FOE,2-6 Time2,4-7 Fonts,11-19 Time3,4-10 Foreign Command,8-1 Time4,4-14 Fortran,10-7 Time5,4-18 Foundation Operating Time6,4-8 Environment Time7,4-12 See FOE Time8,4-12 Freeware,9-4, 10-4, 10-15 Time9,4-6 SETCLOCK,4-12 Util1,7-1 ftso,13-28 Util2,7-2 ftsv,13-28 Util3,7-3 ______________________________ Util4,7-3 G Util5,7-4 ______________________________ Util6,7-4 GB,2-24 VMS1,2-1 $getdvi,10-2 VMS10,2-11 $getjpi,10-2 VMS11,2-11 $getsyi,10-2 VMS12,2-15 Gigabyte,2-24 VMS13,2-16 GKDRIVER,14-58 VMS14,2-18 GKTEST.C,14-58 VMS15,2-18 Global Maintech,14-18 VMS16,2-19 gmake,13-13 VMS17,2-20 GMT,4-24 VMS2,2-3 GNM,10-15 VMS3,2-4 GNU,13-17 VMS4,2-4 GnuPG,13-5 VMS5,2-5 GNU Privacy Guard,13-5 VMS7,2-5 GNV,13-17 VMS8,2-8 Google,1-3 VMS9,2-9, 2-11 GPG,13-5 Farmer, Ken,1-2 Grace,13-9 FAT Disks,7-2 grep,13-15 FFT,13-12 GTK,13-11 $filescan,9-3 GUID,14-19 FILE tool,13-13 gzip,13-27 Firmware,14-19 FISH,13-3 flex,13-15 Floating Point,10-6 Device Drivers,10-21 Index-8 Index ______________________________ IA-64 H Terminology,2-4 ______________________________ IA-64 Architecture,2-13, H8571-A,14-55 14-21, 14-28 H8571-B,14-54 IARGCOUNT,10-7 H8571-C,14-54 iasi64,10-27 H8571-D,14-54 IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, H8571-E,14-54 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, 14-51, H8571-J,14-54 14-57 H8572-0,14-54 Identifier H8575-A,14-54, 14-55 Subsystem,10-8 H8575-B,14-54 Image H8575-D,14-54 Executable,10-8 H8577-AA,14-54 Loadable,10-8 half-flash,14-15 Protected,10-8 Hardware Shareable,10-8 Serial Number,10-7 System,10-8 Harmless signature,14-16 UWSS,10-8 HBMM,5-59 IMAGELIB.OLB,10-17 Helliesen, Gunnar,14-36 ImageMagick,13-6 Hemker, Mark,13-10 IMAGENAME.DMP,10-27 Heroix,14-18 IMPLVER,14-32 Heuser-Hofmann, Eberhard, InfoServer,9-9 Dr.,9-9 Scribe,9-9 Hobbyist,2-10 INFO-VAX,1-3, 1-4, 1-7 Hour INITIALIZE,5-38 Off By One,4-19, 4-24, INITIALIZE/ERASE,5-57 10-21 Install,5-21 HP OpenVMS for Integrity INSTALL,10-8 Servers Integrity,2-12, 2-14, 14-28 See OpenVMS I64 Terminology,2-4 HP-UX,10-16 Intel,2-13, 2-14 HSG80,5-59 Interex ht://Dig,13-13 See User Group HTML,10-15 INVRECTYP,5-19 HTTP_SERVER,13-3 IO$_DIAGNOSE,7-1, 14-58 ______________________________ IOC$READ_IO,14-33 I IOC$WRITE_IO,14-33 ______________________________ Iomega,14-50, 14-51 I64,2-13, 14-21, 14-28 IPB.EXE,14-8 Terminology,2-4, 14-28 IRC Client IA-32,2-12, 2-14 Mozilla,13-18 Terminology,2-4 Index-9 Index IRIG,4-8 ______________________________ ISO-9660,9-9 L ISVN ______________________________ See DSPP LAVC$START_BUS,15-15 Itanium,2-13, 2-14, 14-21, LAVC$STOP_BUS,15-15 14-28 LBX,11-19 Terminology,2-4 LCD flat-panel display,14-42, 14-44 Itanium Processor Family Levitte,13-8 See Itanium lex,13-15 ______________________________ LHR,5-22, 10-26 J lib$find_image_symbol,10-8 ______________________________ lib$free_ef,11-13 J2EE,13-19 lib$get_ef,11-13 Java,13-19 lib$get_foreign,10-4 JBC$COMMAND,5-31 lib$set_logical,10-5 JCL,7-4 lib$sfree1_dd,10-10 JDK,2-7, 13-19 lib$sget1_dd,10-10 JetDirect,15-2 LIB$SIGNAL,10-16 Jones, David,13-3 lib$spawn,10-9 Jouk,13-3 lib$table_parse,10-15 Julian Day,4-1 lib$tparse,10-15 Jumpers,14-44 lib$trim_filespec,9-3 ______________________________ LIB.L32,10-14 K LIB.L64,10-14 ______________________________ LIB.R64,10-14 KA630,14-6 LIB.REQ,10-14 KA650,14-6 License,5-11, 10-7, 11-5, KA655,14-6 12-5 Kb,2-25 License Unit Requirements KB,2-24, 2-25 Table,2-9, 5-48 Kednos,13-18 Licensing,10-7 Kerberos,11-19 Licensing Programs Kermit,13-3 Campus Software License Keyboard Grant,2-10 Dvorak,11-11 Developers,2-11, 2-20 Key Mapping,11-11 DSPP,2-11, 2-20 ki,14-18 Educational,2-10 Kilobit,2-25 Hobbyist,2-10 Kilobyte,2-24, 2-25 Liebert,13-10 KI Products,14-18 Limited Hardware Release, Kits,2-8 10-26 KVM switch,14-42 See LHR Index-10 Index linda,13-10 Logical Name (cont'd) Linker SYS$TIMEZONE_DAYLIGHT_SAVING COMMON,10-6 ,4-17 PSECT_ATTR,10-6 SYS$TIMEZONE_DIFFERENTIAL, SYMBOL_VECTOR,10-5 4-17 SYS$BASE_IMAGE,10-5 SYS$TIMEZONE_NAME,4-17, SYS.STB,10-5 4-20 /SYSEXE,10-5 TZ,4-20 LINKER,10-17 UCX$NFS_TIME_DIFFERENTIAL, LISP$DAYLIGHT_SAVING_TIME_P 4-17 Logical Name,4-17 UCX$TDF,4-17 LISP$TIME_ZONE Logical Name, LOGINOUT,5-9 4-17 lpd,15-1 Little-Endian,10-16 lpr,15-1 LK201,14-42 LRA0:,12-3 LK401,14-42 LURT,2-9, 5-48 LK461,14-42 LVD,14-51 LK463,14-42, 14-55 164LX,14-23 LK46W,14-42 Lynx,13-4 LK471,14-42 ______________________________ LMF,2-10, 5-11, 10-7, 11-5, M 12-5 ______________________________ LMF$DISPLAY_OPCOM_MESSAGE MadGoat,5-37, 7-2, 13-2, Logical Name,12-5 13-13 Loadable Image,10-8 MAIL$TIMEZONE Logical Name, LOAD_PWD_POLICY system 4-17 parameter,5-49 MAIL10,6-3 LocalFile,15-6 MAIL7,6-1 Logical Name MAIL9,6-1 DCL$PATH,8-1 Mail Count,6-1 DECW$IGNORE_WORKSTATION, Maintenance Version,10-26 11-5 Majordomo,13-9 DECW$KEYMAP,11-11 Major Version,10-26 LISP$DAYLIGHT_SAVING_TIME_P, make,13-13, 13-15 4-17 man,13-15 LISP$TIME_ZONE,4-17 Mature Product Support,5-20 LMF$DISPLAY_OPCOM_MESSAGE, MAXBUF 12-5 system parameter,9-13 MAIL$TIMEZONE,4-17 MAXPROCESSCNT system parameter NOTES$TIMEZONE,4-17 ,5-10 SYS$DISK,10-5 Mb,2-25 SYS$LOGIN,8-7 MB,2-24, 2-25 SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE,8-7 SYS$SCRATCH,8-7 Index-11 Index MBM,4-23 MTEXCH,7-4 MCOE,2-6 Multia,14-21 MD5,5-3 Multimedia Services,7-3 Megabit,2-25 Multinet,15-3 Megabyte,2-24 MySQL,13-13 Megabytes,2-25 ______________________________ Menufinder,13-9 N MESSAGE Compiler,10-15 ______________________________ MGBOOK Bookreader,3-1 NCSA,13-4 MGPCX,7-2 NCSC,5-56 microfortnight,2-25 NCSC Class C2,5-10 MIME,13-9 NET$DISABLE_DTSS,4-21 Minicopy,5-58 NET1,15-1 Minimerge,5-58 NET2,15-1 Mini-Merge,5-59 NetBeans,2-7 Minor Version,10-26 NetBSD,14-30 Mirroring,9-2 Netnews Client See Volume Shadowing Mozilla,13-18 Mission Critical Operating Netscape Navigator,3-12, Environment 13-19 See MCOE Networking Dynamics,5-37, Mlucas,13-12 13-12, 15-10 MMJ,14-51, 14-52, 14-53, New Mail Count,6-1 14-54 NIC,15-2 mmk,13-13 NISCS_LOAD_PEA0 system MMOV,7-3 parameter,15-23 Modified Modular Jack,14-51 NIST,4-8 See MMJ NOCLI,8-2 MODPARAMS.DAT,15-23, 15-25 NODECW,11-15 Montagar,13-1 NODEVICE,11-15 MOP,15-6 NOLICENSE,5-9 Mosaic,13-4 NONEWMAIL,6-1 Mozilla,13-4 NOTES$TIMEZONE Logical Name, Composer,13-18 4-17 IRC Client,13-18 NOTSET,4-20 Netnews Client,13-18 17-Nov-1858,4-1 MP,14-28 NTP,4-9 MPEG,7-3 ______________________________ mpi,13-10 O MSCP_LOAD system parameter, ______________________________ ODBC,9-14 15-13 ODS-2,9-9 MTAACP,5-38 ODS-5,9-9 Index-12 Index Ohio State University,13-3 Partner Programs OPA0:,5-9, 5-10, 14-4, 14-5, See DSPP 14-12 Patch,7-4 OpenECS,2-16 Patches OpenVMS.Org,1-2 See ECO kits OpenVMS Alpha PATHWORKS,5-4 Terminology,2-3 PB,2-24 OpenVMS Alpha Upgrades,5-16 PBXGB-AA PowerStorm 3D30,5-29 OpenVMS AXP PBXGB-CA PowerStorm 4D20,5-29 Terminology,2-3 PBXGD-AE PowerStorm 350,5-28 OPENVMS-HOBBYIST,2-10 PBXGK-BB PowerStorm 3D10T, OpenVMS I64,2-2, 14-28 5-27 Terminology,2-3, 14-28 PC7XS-CA,14-42 OpenVMS I64 Upgrades,5-18 PCDISK,7-2 OpenVMS Upgrade PC Disks,7-2 See Update, Upgrade and PCF,11-19 Install PCSI,5-41, 10-26 OpenVMS VAX PCSI Install Terminology,2-3 See Install OpenVMS VAX Upgrades,5-18 PCSI Upgrade Opteron,2-13 OSU,13-3 See Upgrade Outbuildings PCX,7-2 See Time PDF,3-1, 13-7 Overwrite,5-56 Peek,13-12 ______________________________ Pentium,2-14 P Perl,2-7, 13-11, 13-25 ______________________________ Petabyte,2-24 Page PGP,13-5 Memory,2-23 PHYSICALPAGES system parameter Size,2-23 ,5-14 Pagelet PHYSICAL_MEMORY system defined,2-23 parameter,5-14 Pager Plus,15-10 PINE,13-9 PAGE_SIZE,2-23 pin-out,14-54 Paging,15-10 Pioneer,14-57 PAK,2-10, 5-11, 10-7, 11-5, PIPE,13-24 12-5 PL/I,13-18 PAKGEN,10-7, 12-5 Plextor,14-50, 14-51, 14-57 PALcode,14-4, 14-13 pm,11-8 PA-RISC,2-13 PMDF,15-10 $parse,9-3 PMU,4-23 Index-13 Index POLYCENTER Software Product ______________________________ Install Utility R See PCSI ______________________________ Postscript,10-15 Radeon 7500,5-29 POV-Ray,13-9 RamPage,15-10 PowerStorm 300,5-28 RAS,15-4 PowerStorm 350,5-28 Raxco,13-12 PowerStorm 3D10T,5-27 rcs,13-15 PowerStorm 3D30,5-29 Rlogin,5-58 PowerStorm 4D20,5-29 RMS,9-14 PPP,15-4 RMS Journaling,9-2 Preatorian Cluster,2-16 RMS Sequential Record Format, Pretty Good Privacy,13-5 9-15 Printing Roadmap,2-13 DCPS,12-3 robomon,14-18 lpr,15-1 Rocksoft,5-3 Parallel Port,12-3 Royal Greenwich Observatory telnet,15-1 See Time Prior Version Support,5-20 RRD42,9-12 Process Dump,10-27 RS-232,14-52 Process Software,13-2, 15-3, RZDISK,14-49 15-10 RZTOOLS,5-57 Product Authorization Key, ______________________________ 5-11, 10-7, 11-5, 12-5 S Product Registration,10-2 ______________________________ PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT,5-41 S3 Switch,14-5 ProDVD,9-8 SAIC,1-4, 13-1, 13-3 ProGIS,7-2, 13-17 Saiga Systems,5-37 Protected Image,10-8 Samba,5-4 PSECT_ATTR,10-6 SAMBA,13-11 $putmsg,10-4 SAO,4-1 pvm,13-10 SCACP,15-15 PVS,5-20 Scaliger PWIP,15-5 Julius Caesar,4-2 Python,13-12 Scaliger, Joseph,4-2 ______________________________ Scribe Q InfoServer,9-9 ______________________________ SCS,15-11, 15-12 $qio,10-9, 11-13 SCSI,9-13, 14-2, 14-23, QMAN$JOURNAL,5-30 14-27, 14-29, 14-36, 14-44, QuickSpecs,3-4 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, 14-51, QUORUM,15-17 14-57, 14-58 SCSI-2,9-6 Index-14 Index SCSI_INFO,14-49 Smithsonian Astrophysical SCSNODE system parameter, Observatory,4-1 5-12, 5-13, 15-25 $sndjbc,10-9 SCSSYSTEMID system parameter, SOAP,2-7, 13-8 5-13 SOC,3-4 SDL,10-15 Sophos,5-4 SDML,vi, 10-15 SPIA,10-26 Search Engine,13-13 SPIU Sector See PCSI Disk,2-24 Spy,13-12 Secure Shell,13-3 Spyglass,13-4 Security,5-10, 5-56 SQP,2-8 Security MUP,5-3 SRI,1-3, 13-28 Self-extracting zip,13-27 SRM,4-23, 14-12, 14-13 Sequential Record Format,9-15 Acronym,14-4 Serial Number,10-7 System Reference Manual, SETBOOT,9-13, 14-16, 14-19 14-4 SET BOOTBLOCK,9-13, 14-16, SS$_DEBUG,10-16 14-19 SS$_NOCLI,8-2 SETCLOCK,4-12 SSH,13-3 SET FILE/CACHING_ FISH,13-3 ATTRIBUTES=NO_CACHING, SSL,2-7 9-7 SSLeay,13-4 SET PREFERRED_PATH,15-15 SSLeay,13-4 SET PREFERRED_PATH command, Stark, Tim,13-28 15-15 STARLET.L32,10-14 $SETTIM,4-21 STARLET.L64,10-14 SET TIME,4-5, 4-6, 4-7, 4-11, STARLET.R64,10-14 4-20, 4-23 STARLET.REQ,10-14 SET TIME/CLUSTER,4-11 Storage SETTIME system parameter,4-3, ATA,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, 4-4 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, $set_system_event,4-11 14-51 SFX,13-27 CD-R,14-50 Shadowing,9-2 CD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 Shareable Image,10-8 CD-Recordable,9-7 SHOW MEMORY/CACHE command, Disk Settings,14-44 9-14 DVD+R/RW,9-7, 9-10 Signature,14-19 DVD-R/RW,9-7, 9-10 SIMH,13-28 DVD-Recordable,9-7 SMB,13-11 FAT Format,7-2 smg$create_menu,10-3 Floppy,7-2 Free Space,12-3 Index-15 Index Storage (cont'd) SYS$EXAMPLES:DAYLIGHT_ IDE,7-1, 9-5, 14-23, 14-27, SAVINGS.COM,4-14, 4-16 14-48, 14-49, 14-50, SYS$EXAMPLES:GKTEST.C,14-58 14-51 sys$filescan,9-3 PC Format,7-2 sys$flush,9-2 Remaining on Tape,12-3 sys$getdvi,10-2 SCSI,9-13, 14-2, 14-23, sys$getjpi,10-2 14-27, 14-29, 14-36, sys$getsyi,2-23, 10-2 14-44, 14-48, 14-49, SYS$GKDRIVER,14-58 14-50, 14-51 SYS$LIB_C.TLB,10-22 SCSI-2,9-6 SYS$LOGIN Logical Name,8-7 Volume Set,9-7 SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE Logical Name Stream,9-15 ,8-7 StreamLF,9-15 sys$parse,9-3 Subsystem Identifier,10-8 SYS$PIPE,13-24 Supervisor,13-12 SYS$PROCDMP,10-27 Supnik, Bob,13-28 SYS$PROTECTED_PROCDMP,10-27 Support sys$putmsg,10-4 Prior Version Support,5-20 sys$qio,10-9, 11-13 Swizzling,14-33 SYS$SCRATCH Logical Name,8-7 164SX,14-23 SYS$SETBOOT.EXE,9-13, 14-16, SYI$_PAGE_SIZE,2-23 14-19 SYLOGICALS.COM,4-21, 4-22, sys$setddir,10-5 8-3, 11-5 SYS$SETTIM,4-21 SYLOGICALS.TEMPLATE,4-22, sys$set_system_event,4-18 5-37, 5-58, 6-1, 8-3, 15-24 sys$sndjbc,10-9 Symbol Substitution SYS$STARTUP:DTSS$STARTUP.COM, PIPE,13-24 4-21 SYMBOL_VECTOR,10-5 SYS$TIMEZONE.DAT,4-15, 4-18 synch-on-green,14-43 SYS$TIMEZONE_DAYLIGHT_SAVING SYS$BASE_IMAGE,10-5 Logical Name,4-17 SYS$BASE_IMAGE.EXE,4-15 SYS$TIMEZONE_DIFFERENTIAL sys$cmsupr,12-4 Logical Name,4-17 sys$creprc,10-9 SYS$TIMEZONE_NAME Logical SYS$DIAGNOSTICS.SYS,9-12 Name,4-17, 4-20 SYS$DISK Logical Name,10-5 SYS$TIMEZONE_RULE,4-17 SYS$DKDRIVER,14-57, 14-58 SYS$TIMEZONE_SRC.DAT,4-18 SYS$DNDRIVER,14-58 SYS$WSDRIVER,11-3 SYS$DQDRIVER,7-1, 9-5, 14-27, SYS.STB,10-5 14-51, 14-57, 14-58 SYSBOOT,5-7, 5-10, 15-20 SYS$EFI.SYS,9-12, 14-8 SYSGEN,5-10 sys$erapat,5-57 SYSLOG,13-10 Index-16 Index System Disk tar,13-15 VAXstation 3100,9-4 Target Systems,15-10 System Image,10-8 TB,2-24 System parameters tcgmsg,13-10 ALLOCLASS,15-25 TCL,13-13 DEVICE_NAMING,15-20 TCOPY,7-4 EXPECTED_VOTES,15-16 TCQ,14-2 LOAD_PWD_POLICY,5-49 TDF,4-15 MAXBUF,9-13 TECsys,14-18 MAXPROCESSCNT,5-10 telnet,15-1 MSCP_LOAD,15-13 Telnet,5-58 NISCS_LOAD_PEA0,15-23 Telocator Alphanumeric PHYSICALPAGES,5-14 Protocol,15-10 PHYSICAL_MEMORY,5-14 Terabyte,2-24 SCSNODE,5-12, 5-13, 15-25 Terminal Server Manager,13-12 SCSSYSTEMID,5-13 Test-Drive,2-15 SETTIME,4-3, 4-4 Test Manager,13-22 TIMEPROMPTWAIT,4-3, 4-4 Text,10-15 TMSCP_LOAD,15-13 TIE,13-26 UAFALTERNATE,5-9 Time VAXCLUSTER,15-23 ACTS,4-8 VOTES,15-16 Clock Drift,4-10, 4-12 WINDOW_SYSTEM,5-8, 11-5, Dial-up,4-8 11-15 DST,4-19, 4-24, 10-21 WRITESYSPARAMS,5-8 DTSS,4-9, 4-16 Systems and Options Catalog, Error modifying time,4-20 3-4 GMT,4-24 System Service,10-8 Greenwich,4-24 SYSUAF IPL,4-10 Bypass,5-9 IRIG,4-8 Corrupt,5-9 Julian,4-1 SYSUAFALT.DAT,5-9 Julian Calendar,4-2 ______________________________ Julian Date,4-1 T Julian Day,4-1 ______________________________ NIST,4-8 TAP,15-10 NOTSET,4-20 TAPECOPY,7-4 NTP,4-9 Tapes Off By One Hour,4-19, 4-24, Compaction,12-4 10-21 Compression,12-4 Prime Meridian,4-25 Conversion,7-4 SETCLOCK,4-12 EBCDIC,7-4 SET TIME Command,4-20 Free Space,12-3 TDF,4-15 TIMENOTSET,4-20 Time service enabled,4-20 Index-17 Index Time (cont'd) UDDI,2-7 Timezone Rules,4-20 undelete,9-1 TODR,4-4, 4-7 unixODBC,9-14 TOY,4-4, 4-7 Update,5-21 UT0,4-24 Upgrade,5-21 UT1,4-24 UPS,13-10 UT2,4-24 UPShot,13-10 UTC,4-15, 4-19, 4-24, 10-21 USB,14-58 ZIC,4-20 User Group TIMENOTSET,4-20 DECUS,1-9 TIMEPROMPTWAUT system Encompass,1-9 parameter,4-3, 4-4 Interex,1-9 TMSCP_LOAD system parameter, UT0,4-24 15-13 UT1,4-24 TODR,4-4, 4-7 UT2,4-24 Tomcat,2-7 UTC,4-15, 4-24 Too Few Servers Detected,4-22 UTC$CONFIGURE_TDF.COM,4-14 Touch,13-13 UTC$TIMEZONE_SETUP.COM,4-14 Touch Technologies,vi UTC$TIME_SETUP.COM,4-14, TOY Clock,4-4, 4-7 4-16, 4-18, 4-20 TPAMAC.REQ,10-15 uudecode,13-2, 13-15 Trailing Edge,13-28 uuencode,13-2, 13-15 Tripp-Lite,13-10 UWSS,10-8 TrueType,11-20 ______________________________ TS10,13-28 V TSM,13-12 ______________________________ TT2$M_DISCONNECT,5-58 Vajhøj, Arne,13-2 TTF,11-20 VAKSAT,7-2 TTY_DEFCHAR2,5-58 VAX TV,13-26 Terminology,2-3 TZ Logical Name,4-20 VAX/VMS ______________________________ Terminology,2-3 U VAXBACK,5-19 ______________________________ VAXcluster Console System, U.S. Design,9-10 14-18 UAFALTERNATE,5-9 VAXCLUSTER system parameter, UAFALTERNATE system parameter 15-23 ,5-9 VAXCRTL.EXE,10-25 UCB,10-9 VAX Emulator,13-28 UCX$NFS_TIME_DIFFERENTIAL VAXstation 3100 Logical Name,4-17 Console,9-4 UCX$TDF Logical Name,4-17 System Disk Capacity,9-4 VCC_FLAGS,9-14 Index-18 Index VCS,14-18 ______________________________ Veracity,5-3 W Version Numbering,10-26 ______________________________ Edit,10-26 Web Archives,14-44 Maintenance,10-26 Web Browser Major,10-26 Compaq Secure Web Browser, Minor,10-26 13-19 Very Long Instruction Word CSWB,13-4, 13-19 See VLIW Lynx,13-4 VEST,13-18, 13-26 Mosaic,13-4 VFC,9-15 Mozilla,13-4, 13-18 vi,13-16 Netscape,13-4 vile,13-16 Netscape Navigator,3-12, vim,13-16 13-19 VIOC,9-14 Web server VIOC Compatable Mode,9-14 Apache,13-8 Virtual Terminal,5-58 OSU,13-8 VLIW,14-28 Purveyor,13-9 VMB,14-10 WASD,13-9 VMove,7-2 Webserver,13-3 VMS73_XFC,9-14 Western Kentucky University, VMSINSTAL,5-41 13-2 VMSINSTAL Update WINDOW_SYSTEM See Update system parameter,11-5, VMSLICENSE,5-11 11-15 _VMS_V6_SOURCE,4-15 WINDOW_SYSTEM system parameter Vols in Full XFC mode,9-15 ,5-8 Volume Set,9-7 Wiring,14-54 Volume Shadowing,15-25 WIZARD.ZIP,3-12 Allocation Class,15-25 WKU,13-2 Full Copy,5-59 WRITEBOOT,9-13 Full Merge,5-60 WRITEBOOT.EXE,14-16 Minicopy,5-58 Write History Logging,5-58 Minimerge,5-58 WRITESYSPARAMS system VOTES system parameter,15-16 parameter,5-8 VR260,14-42 WSDRIVER,11-3 VR290,14-42 WWW,13-4 VRC16,14-42 www.archive.org,14-44 VRC21,14-42 VSXXX,14-42 VXT,11-3 Index-19 Index ______________________________ X Windows Terminal,11-3 X ______________________________ ______________________________ Y X11,11-19 ______________________________ X11R5,11-19 Y2K,5-38 X11R6.6,11-19 yacc,13-15 XDR,10-16 Yamhill,2-13 XFC,9-14 Year 2000,5-38 XLNperformance,5-37 ______________________________ XLNsystems,5-37 Z XML,2-7, 10-16, 13-11 ______________________________ XOFF,14-55 ZAP,7-4 XON,14-55 ZIC,4-20 XPDF,3-1, 13-7 Zimmerman, Phil,13-5 xpm,11-8 zip,9-15, 13-27 XRESOURCES.DAT,11-9 Zip,14-50, 14-51 XtAppAddInput,11-13 Self-extracting,13-27 xv,11-8 ZMODEM,13-3 X Windows,11-1 Index-20