Installing and Administering OSI Transport Services

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Installing HP OTS/9000

Installing HP OTS/9000 Software

<lan interface name> will be modiﬁed depending on the conversions

that happen during the LAN link upgrade.

5. If you have HP OTS/9000 conﬁgured over X.25 prior to the upgrade,

the HP OTS/9000 upgrade may not include the driver required for

running HP OTS/9000 over X.25 in the kernel. HP OTS/9000 may

have to be reinstalled after the system has been upgraded and after

making sure that the X.25 product has been installed and conﬁgured.

The following WARNING message will be printed in the log ﬁle

/var/adm/sw/swagent.log if the driver required for OTS to

operate over X.25 has not been conﬁgured in the kernel:

Warning: OTS X.25 device driver not configured in

kernel. Reinstall OTS9000 after making sure X.25 is

installed and configured.

6. After the installation completes, transition links will be created for

the product ﬁles. For example:

On an HP-UX 9.x system, the ﬁle otsstart was located in

/usr/bin/otsstart. On an HP-UX 10.x system, this ﬁle will be

located in /opt/ots/bin/otsstart. After the transition links are

created, /usr/bin/otsstart will be linked to

/opt/ots/bin/otsstart:

/usr/bin/otsstart -> /opt/ots/bin/otsstart

After you have installed and upgraded OTS/9000 to the 10.01-compatible

version, perform the following steps to verify your conﬁguration:

1. Run the lanscan command and record the Network Interface Name

and Unit for any LAN or FDDI network interfaces that OTS/9000

uses.

2. Run osiadmin.

3. Check the OTS Subnetwork conﬁguration for any LAN or FDDI

interface names.

4. Verify that the device interface name is the same as the lanscan

output.

5. If you are using RFC1006, go to the RFC1006 Conﬁguration screen

and verify that the IP address conﬁgured is valid.