First, an official note... **************************************************************** Copyright (c) 1992, Carnegie Mellon University All Rights Reserved Permission is hereby granted to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that any distribution be for noncommercial purposes. Carnegie Mellon University disclaims all warranties with regard to this software. In no event shall Carnegie Mellon University be liable for any special, indirect, or consequential damages or any damages whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data, or profits arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of this software. **************************************************************** [ Librarian's Note: This area contains the complete distribution for CMU-OpenVMS IP, a TCP/IP package for VMS supporting most of the TCP/IP services anyone has ever heard of. It is VMSINSTALlable, and very robust; it performs well, is generally bug free (your librarian has used it for years) and it is fast. The main thing it lacks that some others have is NFS Client. If anyone cares to write a DAP to NFS translator, one can make an NFS Client up by using a disk with DEV$V_DAP set in devchar2 so that RMS will speak DAP to the disk. DAP documentation is found elsewhere on the Fall 1992 sig tapes ([.gce92b.net92b] area to be specific). The domain server savesets are not here, but in the [lt92b.tcpextras]dnuxssavs.zip file you'll find dnsrv.sav, a saveset containing all 3. CMU TCP/IP generally uses the MX mailer; MX 3.2 may be found on the Fall 1992 VMS SIG tapes. It, too, is VMSINSTALlable. ] In addition to the CMU-OpenVMS/IP software packages listed below, there are also a few contributed files which are being included. These are DOMAIN-A.BCK, DOMAIN-B.BCK, and DOMAIN-C.BCK which make up Bruce Orchard's domain name server for CMU-OpenVMS/IP, RSH.BCK which provides some of the r* commands often found on Un*x platforms, and UNIXSHR.BCK which provides a socket emulation library for CMU-OpenVMS/IP. Now for fetching and (brief) installation instructions... For VMS V5.0 and higher ----------------------- The files you need are listed below. They consist of five files which can be installed directly from the tape. These files are: CMUIP066.A (primary installation procedures) CMUIP066.B (installable programs, help files, and command procs) CMUIP066.C (sources in BACKUP savesets) CMUIP066.D (documentation: .SDML, .DECW$BOOK, and .PS) To install the software: $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL CMUIP tapedev: OPTIONS N from a suitably privileged account. No electronic mail interface is included with the CMU-OpenVMS/IP package. We recommend Matt Madison's MX package which can be obtained using ANONYMOUS FTP from FTP.SPC.EDU. For VMS V4.4 through V4.7 ------------------------- The files for CMU-OpenVMS/IP V6.3 are listed below. There are many files here, all in VMSINSTAL savesets *.A through *.D. For each kit, the .A saveset contains the primary installation procedure, .B has the actual program and necessary command definitions and help files, .C contains a BACKUP saveset of the sources for that module, and .D contains the Scribe source and resulting PostScript documentation. Each package is installed using: $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL packagename tapedev: OPTIONS N from a suitably privileged account. If the files have been listed with a numeric order on the left, then those in that section should be installed in that particular order due to dependencies in the latter packages. The files are required for installing the base CMU-OpenVMS/IP V6.3: 1) IPDRIVER063 provides the IP: device 2) IPACP063 provides the ACP which goes with the IP: device 3) NAMSRV022 DNS resolver Basic primary utilities: NETEXIT063 NETEXIT command to shut down CMU-OpenVMS/IP NETSTAT063 Information about the currently running IPACP NETLOG063 To enable logging for debugging purposes HOSTNM010 Performs DNS lookups from the command line For TELNET: 1) PTY047 Pseudo-terminal drivers 2) TELNET024 TELNET and TELNET_SERVER For FINGER: FINGER024 FINGER and FINGER_SERVER For FTP: FTP026 FTP and FTP_SERVER For LPR: LPRSMB012 Symbiont for remote (outgoing) printers LPR_SERVER020 LPR server for local printers accessed from remote For E-Mail: 1) MAILSMB026 Symbiont used for mail queues 2) SMTP_SERVER026 SMTP server for incoming mail SMAIL026 Separate program for sending outgoing E-Mail INET_MAILSHR020 Program to use MAIL with INET%"user@node" addresses