═══ 1. Push Buttons ═══

The Configuration Notebook pages have the following push buttons: 

o Add 
o Cancel 
o Defaults 
o Delete 
o Edit 
o Enter 
o Help 
o Insert After 
o Insert Before 
o Undo 


═══ 1.1. Add Push Button ═══

Select this push button to add an entry to a list box. 


═══ 1.2. Cancel Push Button ═══

Select this push button to leave the window.  Changed information is not saved. 


═══ 1.3. Defaults Push Button ═══

Select this push button to change to the settings determined by TCP/IP. 


═══ 1.4. Delete Push Button ═══

Select this push button to delete the highlighted entry in a list box. 


═══ 1.5. Edit Push Button ═══

Select this push button to modify the highlighted entry in a list box. 


═══ 1.6. Enter Push Button ═══

Select this push button to place entry field information in a list box. 


═══ 1.7. Help Push Button ═══

Select this push button for help on the selected Configuration Notebook page. 


═══ 1.8. Insert After Push Button ═══

Select this push button to add an entry after the highlighted entry in a list 
box. 


═══ 1.9. Insert Before Push Button ═══

Select this push button to add an entry before the highlighted entry in a list 
box. 


═══ 1.10. Undo Push Button ═══

Select this push button to change to the settings that were active the last 
time this page was saved. 


═══ 2. TCP/IP Configuration Notebook Keys Help ═══

TCP/IP Configuration Notebook key operations include: 

o Cursor Movement Keys 
o Editing Keys 
o Text Selection Keys 


═══ 2.1. Cursor movement keys ═══

Use these keys to move the cursor through the various screens: 

Key           Description 
Up            Moves the cursor up to the previous field. 
Down          Moves the cursor down to the next field. 
Right         Moves the cursor right one character. 
Left          Moves the cursor left one character. 
Home          Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line. 
End           Moves the cursor to the end of the current line. 
Tab           Moves the cursor to the next field or button on the screen. 
Page Up       Scrolls the text in the lists up one window. 
Page Down     Scrolls the text in the lists down one window. 


═══ 2.2. Editing keys ═══

Use these keys to edit the text in the various fields: 

Key           Description 
Insert        Switches between insert and overtype mode. 

              In insert mode, new text is inserted at the cursor position, 
              moving the existing text to the right. 

              In overtype mode, the new text replaces the existing text. 
Delete        If text is selected, the selected text is deleted. 
Backspace     If text is selected, the selected text is deleted. If no text is 
              selected, the character to the left of the cursor is deleted, and 
              any remaining characters to the right of the cursor are shifted 
              left. 
Shift+Del     Cuts the selected text out of the file and saves it in the 
              Clipboard. 
Shift+Ins     Pastes the text in the Clipboard into the file at the cursor 
              position. 

              If text is selected, the Clipboard text will replace the selected 
              text. 

              If no text is selected, the Clipboard text is inserted at the 
              cursor position. 
End           Moves the cursor to the end of the current line. 
Page Up       Scrolls the text in the lists up one window. 
Page Down     Scrolls the text in the lists down one window. 


═══ 2.3. Text selection keys ═══

Use these keys to select text and extend existing selected areas of text. 

CAUTION: 

If an area of text is selected, pressing any character key, the Backspace key, 
or the Delete key deletes the selected text from the file. 

Key                  Description 
Shift+arrow          Selects text or extends a selection in the direction of 
                     the arrow. 
Shift+Home           Selects text or extends a selection to the beginning of 
                     the current line. 
Shift+End            Selects text or extends a selection to the end of the 
                     current line. 
Shift+Ctrl+Right     Selects text or extends a selection to the beginning of 
                     the next word. 
Shift+Ctrl+Left      Selects text or extends a selection to the beginning of 
                     the previous word. 
Shift+Ctrl+Home      Selects text or extends a selection to the beginning of 
                     the file. 
Shift+Ctrl+End       Selects text or extends a selection to the end of the 
                     file. 


═══ 3. Configuring NFS Parameters, Page 1 ═══

Use this page to configure the Network File System (NFS**) parameters that 
allow you to share drive resources across a TCP/IP network. 

To configure NFS parameters, complete the following entry fields: 

o Timezone for NFS 
o Client User ID 
o Client Group ID 
o Create File Permission Bits 
o Create Directory Permission Bits 

For additional configuration information, refer to IBM TCP/IP Version 2.0 for 
OS/2:  Network File System Guide. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 


═══ <hidden> IBM Trademarks ═══

The following terms, denoted by an asterisk at their first occurrence in a 
window, are trademarks of IBM Corporation: 

AIX
IBM
OS/2
Presentation Manager
PS/2
RISC System/6000


═══ <hidden> Non-IBM Trademarks ═══

The following terms, denoted by a double asterisk in this online document, are 
trademarks of other companies: 

Trademark Owned by 
IntelIntel Corporation 
MotorolaMotorola Corporation 
PortmapperSun Microsystems, Inc. 
SunSun Microsystems, Inc. 
UNIXUNIX System Laboratories, Inc. 
X Window SystemMassachusetts Institute of Technology 
NFSSun Microsystems, Inc. 


═══ 3.1. Timezone for NFS ═══

Type a string of characters that represents the abbreviation for your time zone 
and the number of hours your time zone differs from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). 
The time zone is used to determine the correct date and time for clients 
located in different time zones. 

Type the time zone in the format xxxnyyy as follows: 

xxx 
   The three-character label for your time zone.  The default time zone is 
   Eastern Standard Time (EST). 
n 
   The number of hours your time zone differs from GMT.  If you are east of GMT 
   put a minus (-) sign before the number.  If you are west of GMT, you can 
   optionally put a plus (+) sign before the number. The n values range from 
   -12 to + 12. 
yyy 
   The three-character label for your time zone when in daylight savings time. 
   If you do not observe daylight savings time, do not use a value for yyy. 


═══ 3.2. Client User ID ═══

Type the client's user ID on UNIX** systems. The Client User ID and the Client 
Group ID are used for permission checking. 


═══ 3.3. Client Group ID ═══

Type the clients's group ID on UNIX** systems. The Client User ID and the 
Client Group ID are used for permission checking. 


═══ 3.4. Create File Permission Bits ═══

Type the UNIX** permission bits, in octal, to determine the read/write access 
when creating a file.  These bits are the same as the permission bits you use 
to log on to your UNIX system. 


═══ 3.5. Create Directory Permission Bits ═══

The the UNIX** permission bits, in octal, to determine the read/write access 
when creating a directory.  These bits are the same as the permission bits you 
use to log on to your UNIX system. 


═══ 4. Configure NFS Parameters, Page 2 ═══

Use this page to configure the following Network File System (NFS) list boxes: 

o EXPORTS 
o FSTAB File 

To add, edit, or delete entries in the EXPORTS list box, select the list box 
and then select the appropriate push button: 

Add 
   Adds an EXPORTS entry to the EXPORTS list box. 
Edit 
   Allows you to modify the highlighted EXPORTS list box entry. 
Delete 
   Deletes the highlighted EXPORTS list box entry. 

To add, edit, or delete entries in the FSTAB File list box, select the list box 
and then select the appropriate push button: 

Add 
   Adds a FSTAB File entry to the FSTAB File list box. 
Edit 
   Allows you to modify the highlighted FSTAB File list box entry. 
Delete 
   Deletes the highlighted FSTAB File list box entry. 

For additional configuration information, refer to IBM TCP/IP Version 2.0 for 
OS/2:  Network File System Guide. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 


═══ 4.1. EXPORTS Directories ═══

This list defines NFS** clients and directories on your host that the NFS 
clients can access. 

Use this window to add, edit, or delete entries in the EXPORTS list box. The 
EXPORTS list box consists of the following information: 

o Directories to Export 
o Export Clients 
o Export Comments 
o Exported Directory Access 
o Exported Directory Access 

For help on any selectable field, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 


═══ 4.2. Adding an EXPORTS Entry ═══

To add an EXPORTS entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the EXPORTS list box. 
 2. Select the Add push button. 
 3. Complete the EXPORTS entry information. 
 4. Select the Enter push button to place the entry in the EXPORTS list box. 


═══ 4.3. Editing an EXPORTS Entry ═══

To edit an EXPORTS entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the EXPORTS entry you want to edit. 
 2. Select the Edit push button. 
 3. Complete the entry modifications. 
 4. Select the Enter push button to replace the entry in the EXPORTS list box. 


═══ 4.4. Deleting an EXPORTS Entry ═══

To delete an EXPORTS list box entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the EXPORTS entry you want to delete. 
 2. Select the Delete push button in the Configure NFS Parameters page. 
 3. Select the Yes push button in the Delete EXPORTS window. To retain the 
    entry in the EXPORTS list box, select the No push button. 


═══ 4.5. Directories to Export ═══

Type the drive and the directory that you want the NFS** client to be able to 
access. 

For example, 

c:\usr\local

is an example of a drive and directory for this entry field. 


═══ 4.6. Export Clients ═══

Type the host name of the NFS** client that you are allowing access to the 
directory specified in the Directories to Export entry field.  Additionally, 
you can specify the -ro option to allow read-only access to the directory. 

To give all NFS clients read/write access to a directory, leave this entry 
field blank. 

To give all NFS clients read-only access to a directory, type only -ro. 

The following are examples of this entry field: 

-ro roger vinnie
-ro


═══ 4.7. Export Comments ═══

Type a comment about this EXPORTS list box entry. 


═══ 4.8. Exported Directory Access ═══

Select this radio button to allow exported directories to be accessible for 
reading only. 


═══ 4.9. Exported Directory Access ═══

Select this radio button to allow exported directories to be accessible for 
reading and writing capability. 


═══ 4.10. Exports Add ═══

Use this window to add an entry to the EXPORTS list box. 

To add an entry, complete the following entry fields: 

o Directories to Export 
o Export Clients 
o Export Comments 

To add the entry to the EXPORTS list box, select the Enter push button. 

To cancel the addition of the entry to the EXPORTS list box, select the Cancel 
push button. 

For help on the EXPORTS list box entry fields, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Adding an NFS Entry 


═══ 4.11. Exports Edit ═══

Use this window to edit the highlighted entry in the EXPORTS list box. 

To edit the entry, select any of the following entry fields and replace the 
current value: 

o Directories to Export 
o Export Clients 
o Export Comments 

To replace the entry in the EXPORTS list box, select the Enter push button. 

To cancel the changes you made to any entry fields, select the Cancel push 
button. 

For help on the EXPORTS list box entry fields, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Editing an NFS Entry 


═══ 4.12. Exports Delete ═══

Use this window to delete the highlighted entry in the EXPORTS list box. 

To delete the highlighted entry, select the Yes push button. 

To cancel the deletion of the highlighted entry, select the No push button. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Deleting an NFS Entry 


═══ 4.13. FSTAB File ═══

This list defines the mount and mvslogin command and their command parameters 
to be issued during startup. 

Use this window to add, edit, or delete an entry in the FSTAB File list box. 

For help on any selectable field, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 


═══ 4.14. Adding an FSTAB File Entry ═══

To add an FSTAB File entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the FSTAB File list box. 
 2. Select the Add push button. 
 3. Complete the FSTAB File entry information. 
 4. Select the Enter push button to place the entry in the FSTAB File list box. 


═══ 4.15. Editing an FSTAB File Entry ═══

To edit a FSTAB File entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the FSTAB File entry you want to edit. 
 2. Select the Edit push button. 
 3. Complete the entry modification. 
 4. Select the Enter push button to replace the entry in the FSTAB File list 
    box. 


═══ 4.16. Deleting an FSTAB File Entry ═══

To delete a FSTAB File entry, do the following: 

 1. Select the FSTAB File entry you want to delete. 
 2. Select the Delete push button in the Configure NFS Parameters page. 
 3. Select the Yes push button in the Delete FSTAB File window. To retain the 
    entry in the FSTAB File list box, select the No push button. 


═══ 4.17. FSTAB File Mount and MVSLOGIN ═══

Select one radio button to choose the command to add to the FSTAB File list 
box: 

mount 
   Mounts a directory on a NFS** server as a local drive. 
mvslogin 
   Authenticates an NFS client's access to a data set on a specific MVS NFS 
   server. 


═══ 4.18. Command Parameters ═══

Type the command parameters for the command you selected to add to the FSTAB 
File list box.  For a syntax diagram of the command and a description of each 
command parameter, select the appropriate command: 

o mount 
o mvslogin 

Related Topics 

How to Read a Syntax Diagram 


═══ 4.19. FSTAB File Comment ═══

Type a comment about this FSTAB File list box entry. 


═══ 4.20. FSTAB File Add ═══

Use this window to add an entry to the FSTAB File list box. 

To add an entry, select either the mount or the mvslogin radio button and 
complete the following fields: 

o Command Parameters 
o Comment 

To add the entry to the FSTAB File list box, select the Enter push button. 

To cancel the addition of the entry to the FSTAB File list box, select the 
Cancel push button. 

For help on the FSTAB File entry fields, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Adding an FSTAB File entry 


═══ 4.21. FSTAB Edit ═══

Use this window to edit the highlighted entry in the FSTAB File list box. 

To edit an entry, select either the mount or the mvslogin radio button and 
replace the current values in the following fields: 

o Command Parameters 
o Comment 

To replace the entry in the FSTAB File list box, select the Enter push button. 

To cancel the changes you made to any entry fields, select the Cancel push 
button. 

For help on the FSTAB File entry fields, select the field and press F1. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Editing a FSTAB File entry. 


═══ 4.22. FSTAB Delete ═══

Use this window to delete the highlighted entry in the FSTAB File list box. 

To delete the highlighted entry, select the Yes push button. 

To cancel the deletion of the highlighted entry, select the No push button. 

Related Topics 

Push Buttons 
Deleting a FSTAB File entry