[HECnet] tunnels down?

[Peter Lothberg]

> TPA2: is SG1:.  What is your area number and DNS name?

I change DNS names more often than IP-adresses -:)

This one is: 	   Vax.Stupi.SE.   192.108.200.211


OPR>ent ncp
NCP>tell stupi:: sh exec char
NCP>
18:51:19        NCP
                Request # 30 Accepted
NCP>
18:51:24        NCP

Request # 30; Show Executor Node Characteristics Completed

Executor Node = 59.58 (STUPI)

  Identification = DECnet-VAX V5.4,  VMS V5.4    
  Management Version = 4.0.0
  Incoming Timer = 45
  Outgoing Timer = 60
  Parameter #522 = 0
  Parameter #523 = 0
  NSP Version = 4.1.0
  Maximum Links = 32
  Delay Factor = 80
  Delay Weight = 5
  Inactivity Timer = 60
  Retransmit Factor = 10
  Routing Version = 2.0.0
  Type = Area
  Routing Timer = 600
  Broadcast Routing Timer = 180
  Maximum Address = 1023
  Maximum Circuits = 16
  Maximum Cost = 1022
  Maximum Hops = 30
  Maximum Visits = 63
  Maximum Area = 63
  Maximum Broadcast Nonrouters = 64
  Maximum Broadcast Routers = 32
  Parameter #933 = 1
  Area Maximum Cost = 1022
  Area Maximum Hops = 30
  Maximum Buffers = 100
  Buffer Size = 576
  Default access = Incoming and outgoing
  Pipeline quota = 10000
  Parameter #2743 = 32
  Parameter #2780 = 0
  Parameter #2785 = 31

> > TCP-0-1     On-Starting                                     
> > TCP-0-2     On-Starting                                     
> > TCP-0-3     On-Starting     
> > 
> > $ multinet set/decnet/remote=188.220.63.6 /device=tcpa1:/connect
> > $ sysgen connect tcpa2:/noadapter/driver=tcpdriver
> > $ multinet set/decnet/remote=69.21.253.158 /device=tcpa2:/connect
> > $ sysgen connect tcpa3:/noadapter/driver=tcpdriver
> > $ multinet set/decnet/remote=80.6.148.150 /device=tcpa3:/connect