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X.25/'9000 features with

HP-UX

8.0

PAD support

PAD emulation

UUClP (UNIX to UNIX copy)

over X.25

supports TCPAP and OSI trans-

ports and services including

ARF'A, NS, and X.400

programmatic access to level 3

DTCm.25 features

(HP

9000 connectivity)

multivendor Padsup-to-Telnet con-

verter (HP 9000 and other vendor

systems implementing the

Telnetl

TCE'AP stack)

-

Padsup-to-DTC

bac!k-to-back connected systems;

HP and non-HP systems without

TelnetRCPAP stack

multisystem access support

-

switching

printer sharing between multiple

HP 9000 systems

extended LANs support

-

level 3

IP routers, bridges

multiple symbolic network names

adclressing

-

DNS, NS, IP

adclresses

HP Openview workstation based

net.work management

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HP Openview DTC Manager

The Padsup-to-900 Series HP 3000

optimized protocol converter ancl

X.215 system-to-system communi-

cation for the

900

Series is also

available with the

DTCZ.25

network link.

HP

OpenView Network Node

Manager helps manage large networks

The OpenView Netvvork Node

Manager provides

network and

systems management of

multiven-

dor TCPAP networks on a site or

campus. The 2.0 release provides

one-minute networlc management

capabilities including Discovery,

Single-View Management, and the

Application Builder. With these

automated and dynamic network

management features, HP Open-

View Network Node Manager

greatly reduces the time and

effort you spend managing your

networks and

syste~ns, and offers

help for the critical problems

faced in deploying large networks.

Network managers can monitor

the health of their network at

a glance

In less than a minute, HP Open-

View Network Node Manager

automatically begins to discover,

map, and continuously monitor

all network and system resources

across a TCPAP network. As the

network changes, the Discovery

capability automatically shows

the changes and updates the net-

work map. Node Manager can

also report historical network

information for planning and

troubleshooting.

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HP

Computer Update, June 1991

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