NCLHELP.HLB  —  boot  mop

1  –  circuit

    Causes the system specified by node-id to send a boot message to
    an adjacent system.  Circuit-name specifies the name of the circuit
    over which the boot operation is to occur.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address [,optional arguments...]

    If an Address is not supplied in the command on a LAN circuit, then
    the Client argument must be specified so the address information
    can be obtained from the MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name [,optional arguments...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop circuit command are:  device,
    script id, software id, and verification.

    The NCL boot mop circuit and boot mop client commands are similar
    to the NCP trigger command.

1.1  –  address

    Address is the LAN address of the remote system on that circuit.
    This argument is required for LAN circuits. If you do not supply
    this information as an argument for this command, you must
    specify a Client in the MOP Client database which can provide
    default Address information.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address [,optional arguments...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop circuit command are:  device,
    script id, software id, and verification.

    Example:

    boot mop circ csmacd-1 address 08-00-2B-00-33-44

1.2  –  client

    Client-name is the client entity to be used for this boot
    operation. The default information for this client is obtained
    from the MOP Client database.  Address information for this
    client must be present in the database if it is not provided
    on the command line.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name [,optional arguments...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop circuit command are:
    device, script id, software id, and verification.

    Example:

    boot mop circuit csmacd-1 client lamchp

1.3  –  device

    Device is an optional argument which can be used if the target
    system requires device information for the boot operation.
    Address information is required for the boot mop circuit command;
    it must be obtainable either from the command line or from the
    MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address, device device-string

    Or, to override any default Device Types information for this
    Client in the MOP Client database:

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name, device device-string

    Examples:

    boot mop circuit fddi-1 address 08-00-2b-00-33-44, device "sva"

    boot mop circuit csmacd-1 client lamchp, device "sva"

1.4  –  script_id

    Script Id is an optional argument which can be used if a Script
    File is required by the target system for the boot operation.
    Address information is required for the boot mop circuit command;
    it must be obtainable either from the command line or from the
    MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address, script id string

    Or, to override any default Script File information for this
    Client in the MOP Client database:

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name, script id string

    Examples:

    boot mop circuit fddi-1 address 08-00-2b-00-33-44, script id "-1"

    boot mop circuit csmacd-1 client test, script id "-1"

1.5  –  software_id

    Software Id is an optional argument which can be used if a
    System Image is required by the target system for the boot
    operation.  Address information is required for the boot mop
    circuit command; it must be obtainable either from the command
    line or from the MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address, software id string

    Or, to override any default System Image information for this
    Client in the MOP Client database:

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name, software id string

    Examples:

    boot mop circuit fddi-1 address 08-00-2b-00-33-44, software id "-1"

    boot mop circuit csmacd-1 client lamchp, software id "-1"

1.6  –  verification

    Verfication is a string that must match a verification code at
    the receiving system in order to trigger the bootstrap mechanism.
    The default verification is '0000000000000000'H.  Verification is
    an optional argument, but Address information is required, either
    from the command line or from the MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          address lan-address, verification hex-string

    Or, to override any default Verification information for this
    Client in the MOP Client database:

    boot  [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name -
          client client-name, verification hex-string

    Examples:

    boot mop circuit fddi-1 address 08-00-2b-00-33-44, -
          verification %x0000000000000011

    boot mop circuit csmacd-1 client lamchp, -
          verification %x0000000000000011

1.7  –  Exception Messages

 o  data link error

    An error was reported by the Data Link layer.

 o  unrecognized client

    There is no client with the specified identification in the MOP
    Client database.  Run net$configure to add that client entity
    to the MOP Client database.

 o  unrecognized circuit

    There is no circuit with the specified identification.

 o  required argument omitted

    An Address must be provided either in the command line or the
    MOP Client database.

 o  entity class not supported (OpenVMS)

    MOP is not registered with EMAA.  The NET$MOP process is probably
    not started.  For instructions on how to restart the MOP process,
    refer to HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP.

2  –  client

    Causes the system specified by node-id to send a boot message to
    an adjacent system.  Client-name specifies the name of the client
    entity to receive the boot message.  Default information to be used
    in sending the boot message to this client will be obtained from the
    MOP Client database.

    boot [node node-id] mop client client-name [,optional argument...]

    Both Address and Circuit information is required on a LAN circuit,
    so if that default information is not provided in the MOP Client
    database, then it must be specified in the command line.

    boot [node node-id] mop client client-name -
      address lan-address, circuit circuit-name [,optional argument...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop client command are:  device,
    script id, software id, and verification.  Refer to the arguments
    listed below for specific command examples.

2.1  –  address

    Address is the LAN address of the remote system on the circuit
    over which the boot message is to be sent.  Both the Circuit and
    the Address arguments must be specified, either directly or via
    the client entity in the MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name -
          address lan-address [,optional argument...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop client command are:  device,
    script id, software id, and verification.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp address 08-00-2B-00-33-44

2.2  –  circuit

    Circuit-name specifies the name of the circuit over which the boot
    operation is to occur.  Both the Circuit and the Address arguments
    must be specified, either directly or via the client entity in the
    MOP Client database.

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name -
          circuit circuit-name [,optional argument...]

    Optional arguments for this boot mop client command are:  device,
    script id, software id, and verification.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp circuit csmacd-1

2.3  –  device

    To override any default Device Type information for this Client in
    the MOP Client database, whenever device information is required by
    the target system for the boot operation:

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name device device-string

    Device is an optional argument, but Address and Circuit information
    is required, either from the command line or from the MOP Client
    database.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp device "sva"

2.4  –  script_id

    To override any default Script File information for this Client
    in the MOP Client database, whenever Script File information is
    required by the target system for the boot operation:

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name script id string

    Script Id is an optional argument, but Address and Circuit
    information is required, either from the command line or from
    the MOP Client database.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp script id "-1"

2.5  –  software_id

    To override any default System Image information for this
    Client in the MOP Client database, whenever System Image
    information is required by the target system for the boot
    operation:

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name software id string

    Software Id is an optional argument, but Address and Circuit
    information is required, either from the command line or from
    the MOP Client database.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp software id "-1"

2.6  –  verification

    To override any default Verification information for this Client
    in the MOP Client database:

    boot  [node node-id] mop client client-name verification hex-string

    Where Verfication is a string that must match a verification
    code at the receiving system in order to trigger the bootstrap
    mechanism so that the downline load can be performed.  The default
    verification is '0000000000000000'H.  Verification is an optional
    argument, but Address and Circuit information is required, either
    from the command line or from the MOP Client database.

    Example:

    boot mop client lamchp verification %x0000000000000011

2.7  –  Exception Messages

 o  data link error

    An error was reported by the Data Link layer on the boot command.

 o  unrecognized client

    There is no client with the specified identification on the boot
    command.  Run net$configure to add this client to the MOP Client
    database.

 o  required argument omitted

    Address and Circuit information must be provided either on the
    command line or in the MOP Client database.

 o  process failure

    There is no circuit with the specified identification.  The
    circuit provided in the command does not exist, or if no circuit
    is provided in the command, then the circuit provided for that
    client in the MOP Client database does not exist.

 o  entity class not supported (OpenVMS)

    MOP is not registered with EMAA.  The NET$MOP process is
    probably not started.  For instructions on how to restart the
    NET$MOP process, refer to HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP.
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