DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Installation and Configuration

A
Anonymous FTP
configuring to use
C
CD-ROM distribution kit
inspecting
Configuration worksheet
Configuring TCP/IP Services
client components
converting your existing configuration
core environment
description of major tasks
optional components
server components #1
server components #2
tasks, recommended order of
TCPIP$CONFIG menus, description
time required
using TCPIP$CONFIG menus
using TCPIP$CONFIG option commands
verifying services
D
DECnet over TCP/IP
configuring to use
DECwindows
defining TCP transport
requirements for product installation
Disk
space requirements
system, backing up
Distribution kit
inspecting
G
Global pagelets and sections
increasing
requirements
I
Installing TCP/IP Services
description of major tasks
listing the installed files
time required
IVP (Installation Verification Procedure)
description
L
License Product Authorization Key
See PAK
M
Magnetic tape distribution kit
inspecting
Memory
physical memory requirements
Menus
understanding the TCPIP$CONFIG menus
N
Nonpaged dynamic pool
increasing
O
OpenVMS License Management Facility (LMF)
using to register PAK
OpenVMS operating system
upgrading
Optional components
Anonymous FTP
PATHWORKS
SRI QIO interface
P
PAK
registering
PATHWORKS
configuring
requirement, interrupt stack pages
POLYCENTER Software Installation utility
for installing or upgrading (OpenVMS VAX or Alpha)
R
Release notes
extracting into a .TXT file
location after installation
S
SRI QIO
configuring to use
System parameters
checking and changing before installing
T
Tasks
major, installing and configuring
TCP/IP Services
and Anonymous FTP access
configuration
installation
postconfiguration tasks
preparing to configure
preparing to install
starting and stopping automatically
upgrading
verifying
TCPIP$CONFIG menus
description
TK50 distribution kit
inspecting
Troubleshooting
configuration procedure problems
U
UIC codes
assigning
Upgrading TCP/IP Services
User access
configuring to allow Anonymous FTP access
V
Verifying the TCP/IP Services configuration