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Neil Pike
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 4:18 am Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint, hint.
;-)
| Quote: | Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that the
items already existed.
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Mark Houseberg
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 4:59 am Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Can you use snacfg for creating link services? I tried and now everytime I
open SNA Manager it shows up for a second then says SNADLC3 Deleted.
Mark
"Neil Pike" wrote:
| Quote: | Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint, hint.
;-)
Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that the
items already existed.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Neil Pike
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 4:38 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Mark,
No, you use linkcfg for that. See Kb article 268844
| Quote: | Can you use snacfg for creating link services? I tried and now everytime I
open SNA Manager it shows up for a second then says SNADLC3 Deleted.
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Charles Ezzell (MSFT)
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 7:08 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Yup, linkcfg is the only way. snacfg does not write to the registry, only
the com.cfg file. Linkcfg writes to the registry and actually installs the
link service, but does not add the link to the com.cfg file. So you have to
use a combination of the 2 to install the link service, install the link,
then create the PU. See below for an example you could use in a batch file
(it's for SDLC, so would need modifying for a SNADLC link). Luckily both
linkcfg and snacfg do return an errorlevel if they fail. These are
documented in the online docs.
*** Begin snip ***
REM add link service
echo Adding link service
set errorcmd="Add Link Service"
Linkcfg linksvc "" /SERVER:CHARLIEE /LSTYPE:"SyncLink SDLC Link Service"
/LineType:swmsn /MaxBTUSize:4094 /Constantrts:No /devicename:MGHDLC1
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
REM add link to com.cfg
echo Adding link service to com.cfg
set errorcmd="Add link to com.cfg"
Snacfg LINK CHARLIEE:SLSDLC1 /ADD /LINKTYPE:SDLC /LINETYPE:Softdial
/Carrier:off
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
REM add connection, assign to link
echo Adding connection
set errorcmd="Add connection"
Snacfg Connection SDLCCONN /ADD /SERVER:CHARLIEE /CONNTYPE:SDLC
/LinkService:SLSDLC1 /POLLADDRESS:C1 /SDLCMAXBTU:2155 /ENCODING:NRZ
/Activation:OnServerStartup /CALLDIRECTION:Incoming /LOCALBLOCKNO:05D
/LOCALNODENO:FFFF1 /XIDTYPE:Format0
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
:ERROR
echo ********************************************
echo Aborting!!!
echo Error %errorlevel% occurred.
echo %errorcmd%
echo ********************************************
pause
:DONE
echo Done
*** End snip ***
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627e.138e9b73@compuserve.com...
| Quote: | Mark,
No, you use linkcfg for that. See Kb article 268844
Can you use snacfg for creating link services? I tried and now everytime
I
open SNA Manager it shows up for a second then says SNADLC3 Deleted.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Charles Ezzell (MSFT)
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 7:32 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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The push is use WMI more and more:
This would delete an LU called "Test" on the local box. Save as a VBS file.
*** Begin Snip ***
strComputer = "."
Set pWMIServices = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\MicrosoftHIS")
set pWMIObject = pWMIServices.Get("MsSna_LuLua.Name='Test'")
pWMIObject.Security_.ImpersonationLevel = wbemImpersonationLevelImpersonate
pWMIObject.Delete_ wbemFlagReturnWhenComplete
*** End Snip ***
Whereas, using snacfg:
snacfg lu Test /delete
Much easier <vbg>
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627d.10e8de0e@compuserve.com...
| Quote: | Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you
want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint,
hint.
;-)
Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that the
items already existed.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Mark Houseberg
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 8:15 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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You guys really are amazing Thank You again!
"Charles Ezzell (MSFT)" wrote:
| Quote: | Yup, linkcfg is the only way. snacfg does not write to the registry, only
the com.cfg file. Linkcfg writes to the registry and actually installs the
link service, but does not add the link to the com.cfg file. So you have to
use a combination of the 2 to install the link service, install the link,
then create the PU. See below for an example you could use in a batch file
(it's for SDLC, so would need modifying for a SNADLC link). Luckily both
linkcfg and snacfg do return an errorlevel if they fail. These are
documented in the online docs.
*** Begin snip ***
REM add link service
echo Adding link service
set errorcmd="Add Link Service"
Linkcfg linksvc "" /SERVER:CHARLIEE /LSTYPE:"SyncLink SDLC Link Service"
/LineType:swmsn /MaxBTUSize:4094 /Constantrts:No /devicename:MGHDLC1
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
REM add link to com.cfg
echo Adding link service to com.cfg
set errorcmd="Add link to com.cfg"
Snacfg LINK CHARLIEE:SLSDLC1 /ADD /LINKTYPE:SDLC /LINETYPE:Softdial
/Carrier:off
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
REM add connection, assign to link
echo Adding connection
set errorcmd="Add connection"
Snacfg Connection SDLCCONN /ADD /SERVER:CHARLIEE /CONNTYPE:SDLC
/LinkService:SLSDLC1 /POLLADDRESS:C1 /SDLCMAXBTU:2155 /ENCODING:NRZ
/Activation:OnServerStartup /CALLDIRECTION:Incoming /LOCALBLOCKNO:05D
/LOCALNODENO:FFFF1 /XIDTYPE:Format0
if errorlevel 1 goto ERROR
:ERROR
echo ********************************************
echo Aborting!!!
echo Error %errorlevel% occurred.
echo %errorcmd%
echo ********************************************
pause
:DONE
echo Done
*** End snip ***
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627e.138e9b73@compuserve.com...
Mark,
No, you use linkcfg for that. See Kb article 268844
Can you use snacfg for creating link services? I tried and now everytime
I
open SNA Manager it shows up for a second then says SNADLC3 Deleted.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Neil Pike
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Sat Dec 04, 2004 2:42 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Charles,
I probably didn't make it clear. I was hinting at the need for SNACFG to have
an option to create /DELETE statements (ahead of the /ADD) when scripting a
com.cfg file.
That makes it easier to cut and paste sections out for adding to other boxes.
Totall agree about WMI - great in theory, not so easy in practice.. Will
Scriptomatic 2.0 have stuff in to help automate HIS WMI code?
| Quote: | The push is use WMI more and more:
This would delete an LU called "Test" on the local box. Save as a VBS file.
*** Begin Snip ***
strComputer = "."
Set pWMIServices = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\MicrosoftHIS")
set pWMIObject = pWMIServices.Get("MsSna_LuLua.Name='Test'")
pWMIObject.Security_.ImpersonationLevel = wbemImpersonationLevelImpersonate
pWMIObject.Delete_ wbemFlagReturnWhenComplete
*** End Snip ***
Whereas, using snacfg:
snacfg lu Test /delete
Much easier <vbg
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627d.10e8de0e@compuserve.com...
Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you
want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint,
hint.
;-)
Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that the
items already existed.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Mark Houseberg
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Tue Dec 14, 2004 9:47 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Charles and Neil,
I just want to thank you again for all the help; the migration/
consolidation went really smooth, with the exception of a couple very, very
old printers not working with the converted PDT's. We just used the old ones
and everything works fine.
Thanks,
Mark
"Charles Ezzell (MSFT)" wrote:
| Quote: | The push is use WMI more and more:
This would delete an LU called "Test" on the local box. Save as a VBS file.
*** Begin Snip ***
strComputer = "."
Set pWMIServices = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\MicrosoftHIS")
set pWMIObject = pWMIServices.Get("MsSna_LuLua.Name='Test'")
pWMIObject.Security_.ImpersonationLevel = wbemImpersonationLevelImpersonate
pWMIObject.Delete_ wbemFlagReturnWhenComplete
*** End Snip ***
Whereas, using snacfg:
snacfg lu Test /delete
Much easier <vbg
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627d.10e8de0e@compuserve.com...
Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you
want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint,
hint.
;-)
Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that the
items already existed.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Charles Ezzell (MSFT)
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Wed Dec 15, 2004 12:50 am Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Mark,
That is good to hear. I love success stories <g>
Charles
"Mark Houseberg" <MarkHouseberg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3E736A6-204F-42B6-8CD6-045EB9573518@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Charles and Neil,
I just want to thank you again for all the help; the migration/
consolidation went really smooth, with the exception of a couple very,
very
old printers not working with the converted PDT's. We just used the old
ones
and everything works fine.
Thanks,
Mark
"Charles Ezzell (MSFT)" wrote:
The push is use WMI more and more:
This would delete an LU called "Test" on the local box. Save as a VBS
file.
*** Begin Snip ***
strComputer = "."
Set pWMIServices = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\MicrosoftHIS")
set pWMIObject = pWMIServices.Get("MsSna_LuLua.Name='Test'")
pWMIObject.Security_.ImpersonationLevel =
wbemImpersonationLevelImpersonate
pWMIObject.Delete_ wbemFlagReturnWhenComplete
*** End Snip ***
Whereas, using snacfg:
snacfg lu Test /delete
Much easier <vbg
"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
news:VA.0000627d.10e8de0e@compuserve.com...
Mark,
You have to manually insert the /DELETE commands into the script if you
want
them for re-runnability.
Charles - that would be a good enhancement switch for SNACFG.EXE, hint,
hint.
;-)
Thanks guys; I will give that a shot.
I think my problem was that I tried this a few times and there was
still
some stuff in there, so when I tried the input, I got the error that
the
items already existed.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Neil Pike
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Wed Dec 15, 2004 1:36 am Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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Mark - glad to hear it all went well!
I'm going to be doing a HIS 2004 upgrade early in the new year myself (with
printing)!
| Quote: | Charles and Neil,
I just want to thank you again for all the help; the migration/
consolidation went really smooth, with the exception of a couple very, very
old printers not working with the converted PDT's. We just used the old ones
and everything works fine.
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark Houseberg
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Wed Dec 15, 2004 4:29 am Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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I am sure you won't need my help, but if you do; don't hesitate to ask!
mark@houseberg.com
"Neil Pike" wrote:
| Quote: | Mark - glad to hear it all went well!
I'm going to be doing a HIS 2004 upgrade early in the new year myself (with
printing)!
Charles and Neil,
I just want to thank you again for all the help; the migration/
consolidation went really smooth, with the exception of a couple very, very
old printers not working with the converted PDT's. We just used the old ones
and everything works fine.
Thanks,
Mark
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Neil Pike
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Wed Dec 15, 2004 12:00 pm Post subject:
Re: 2004 in a cluster? |
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I'll just need your home phone number in case I get stuck at 4 a.m. ;-)
| Quote: | I am sure you won't need my help, but if you do; don't hesitate to ask!
mark@houseberg.com
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