netmap(8)                           CLIX                           netmap(8)



  NAME

    netmap - Provides a map of the XNS local area network

  SYNOPSIS

    netmap [-?]

    netmap [-h]

    netmap [-v]

    netmap [-a] [-b] [-c [x y]] [-i interval_update_time] [-t timeout]
    [option]

  FLAGS

    -?     Displays detailed command-line help information.

    -h     Accesses netmap online help, a graphic window display, which
           contains detailed explanations of menus and displays.

    -v     Displays version date of netmap.

    -a     Adds network administration features to the display.

    -b     Displays in black and white.

    -c [x y]
           Starts netmap in collapsed window position.  Coordinates for the
           upper left corner of the collapse symbol can be optionally
           specified with the x and y parameters.

    -i interval_update_time
           Sets the time between updates to interval_update_time (specified in
           seconds).  Specifying a 0 for the time value disables interval
           updating.  The default interval between updates is 30 seconds.

    -t timeout
           Sets timeout used for all node accesses to timeout (specified in
           seconds).  The default timeout is 20 seconds.

    option Displays information about the specified machine or network.  Valid
           choices for the option parameter include the following:

           -l LAN_number
                  Displays information about the specified LAN (LAN_number).

           -n nodename
                  Displays information about the specified node (nodename).




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           -r router_nodename
                  Displays connection information about the specified router
                  (router_nodename).

           -s nodename
                  Displays information about the LAN containing nodename by
                  using the database maintained by the nodename.

           -w nodename
                  Starts the collection for the network display from the
                  specified node.

  DESCRIPTION

    The netmap command is an extension of the Intergraph Network Core Monitor
    (incmon) that provides a ``map'' of the network.  Because of graphics
    requirements, netmap is available only on Intergraph graphic workstations.

    Help is available within netmap by selecting the Help option from the
    menubar.

  EXAMPLES

    1.  To display detailed command-line help information, key in:

        netmap -?


    2.  To display netmap online help, a graphic window display, from outside
        the netmap environment, key in:

        netmap -h


    3.  To display netmap's version date, key in:

        netmap -v


        Netmap Version: 08:09:53 Sep 10, 1990


    4.  To display the nodes on the LAN containing bldg1 using the Network
        Search database maintained by bldg1, enter:

        netmap -s bldg1 -i 0 -t 10

        A network timeout value of 10 seconds is specified for each node
        access.  The interval between display updates is disabled.

    5.  To display the Remote Router configuration of rout1_4 with



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        administrator features, key in:

        netmap -r rout1_4 -a


    6.  To display the nodes on LAN 00013FAE in black and white, key in:

        netmap -b -l 13fae


    7.  To collect the information about node 00013490.08-00-36-6A-95-00 and
        show netmap in its collapsed window symbol on the left side of the
        screen, key in:

        netmap -c 10 966 -n 13490.8-0-36-6a-95-0

        The symbol will be at the bottom of the screen for a 1 megapixel
        screen and half-way down on a 2 megapixel screen.

    8.  To collect the information about which LANs are available and show
        netmap in its collapsed window default position in the bottom right
        corner of the screen, key in:

        netmap -c


    9.  To collect the information about which LANs are available, start the
        collection from node bldg1 by keying in:

        netmap -w bldg1


  FILES

    /usr/lib/helpLocations
           Where paths are defined for online help (helpProcess).

    /usr/ip32/inc/ntmap/netmap.s
           Contents of online help.

    /usr/ip32/inc/ntmap/netmap.hp
           Used by online help.

    /usr/ip32/inc/ntmap/netmap.hpInitH
           Created by helpProcess to speed up the help window's
           initialization.

    /usr/ip32/inc/ntmap/netmap.sym
           Symbol file.

    /usr/ip32/resrc/bsfont/dutch801.24



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           Font file.

    /usr/ip32/resrc/bsfont/dutch801[bi].24
           Font files.

    /usr/ip32/resrc/bsfont/mono821[bi].24
           Font files.

  EXIT VALUES

    If the -v flag is specified on the command line, netmap exits with a 0;
    otherwise netmap exits with a 1.

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands:  incmon(8), incmond(8)






































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