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PRODUCT: VS-Link Software for the Windows NT Operating System, for: InterchangeVS(TM) 1000 Virtual Server InterChangeVS 2000 Series Analog Modem Hub RocketPort Serial Hub PART NO: 6613 RELEASE: 2.27 UPDATED: 25 Jan 99 ================================================================= SCOPE AND LIMITS Use this file to install the Comtrol VS-Link software. This readme file covers: - Prerequisites - Removing existing VS-Link software - VS-Link installation - Installation troubleshooting - Known software capabilities and limitations - Technical Support contact information VS1000/1100 and RocketPort Serial Hub Users: For hardware installation or modem, printer, NT RAS (Remote Access Service), or backup server installation and configuration, see the Installation and Configuration Guide for your product. VS2000 Users: For NT RAS, modem reset, modem configuration, or backup server installation and configuration, see the VS2000 VS-Link Installation and Configuration Guide. For hardware installation information, see the Hardware Installation Card that came with the unit. Note: VS-Link is the driver and supporting application software for the VS1000, VS2000, and RocketPort Serial Hub. This product was developed and tested under Microsoft Windows NT Release 4.0. Alternate instructions for Windows NT 3.51 are given where needed. If you are using Citrix WinFrame, follow the instructions for NT 3.51 and adapt as needed. ================================================================= PREREQUISITES This file assumes that you have already installed the Windows NT operating system and that you have a basic understanding of Windows NT operation. ================================================================= REMOVING EXISTING VS-LINK SOFTWARE Comtrol recommends removing older versions of the VS-Link software before installing new releases. 1. Open the Control Panel and start the Network applet. 2. Select the Adapters tab. 3. Highlight Comtrol VS1000/VS2000. 4. Click the Remove button. 5. Close the Network applet. 6. Restart the server so that your changes take effect. ================================================================= INSTALLING VS-LINK VS-Link for Windows NT may be shipped as a self-extracting zipped file. Not all versions of VS-Link media contain zipped files. If the VS-Link file name is 6613.exe or you downloaded it from the ftp site, it is a self-extracting zipped file. If the VS-Link software is not zipped, go to the Installing VS-Link discussion. If VS-Link files are zipped, you must unzip the file before you can install VS-Link. Use the following procedure: 1. In Windows Explorer, create a subdirectory. For example: Comtrol NOTE: We recommend creating a new directory to place the zipped file into. 2. Locate the 6613.exe file on the distribution media, or download it from the Comtrol ftp site. 3. Double-click on 6613.exe; the self-extractor utility starts. The utility displays your system’s default target drive and directory where the extracted files will be placed. (For example, c:\temp.) 4. Optionally, enter the newly created target drive and/or directory. 5. Click the Unzip button. When the process is finished, a reminder message displays, and you may close the self-extractor utility. ================================================================= INSTALLING VS-LINK After you have extracted the VS-Link files, follow these steps: 1. Right-click on the Network Neighborhood and select properties, or open the Control Panel and start the Network applet. 2. NT 4.0: Select the Adapters tab and click the Add button. NT 3.51: Click the Add Adapter button. 3. NT 4.0: Click the Have Disk button. NT 3.51: Highlight Other and click Continue. 4. Enter the drive and directory path to the installation files and click OK. For example: C:\comtrol 5. With Comtrol VS1000/VS2000/RocketPort Serial Hub highlighted, click OK. The system copies in the VS-Link files, opens the Main Setup window, then launches the Add Device Wizard. You must add and configure at least one VS-series or RocketPort Serial Hub device at this time. 6. Click Next to continue. 7. Use the droplist to select the Comtrol hardware you are installing and click Next. 8. Use the droplist to select the number of ports on the device you are installing and click Next. 9. Enter the network (MAC) address of the device you are installing and click Next. NOTE: During initial installation of VS-Link, the droplist on the network address field does not work. After you have finished the installation and have rebooted the NT server (so that VS-Link is bound to the server NIC card), then you can use the droplist to select the network address of any VS-series or RocketPort Serial Hub device that is connected to the network and powered up. 10. If this NT server is the PRIMARY server for the device you are installing, click No and click Next. If this NT server is a BACKUP server for the device you are installing, click Yes, then use the droplist to select a wait time. Click Next. NOTE: For more information about the backup server option, see the Installation and Configuration Guide. 11. Click Finish. The Device Properties window displays. This shows the selections you made in the Add Hardware Wizard. 12. Review your selections. Make changes if needed, and click the OK button. NOTE: The OK button is at the bottom of this window. If you are using ***0x480 screen resolution, you may need to drag the window higher in order to see the buttons. The Main Setup window displays. 13. If you have other VS-series or RocketPort Serial Hub devices to install at this time, click the Add button to launch the Add Device Wizard, then repeat Steps 6 through 11. 14. If you need to change high-level software options, click the Options tab, then make changes as needed. When you are done, click the Main Setup tab to return to the Main Setup window. 15. If you need to change port configuration options at this time, click on the desired COM port, then click the Properties button. For more information about port options, see the Installation and Configuration Guide. 16. When you are done, click the OK button. You are asked to confirm that you want to save configuration changes and exit. 17. Click Yes. You are reminded that you need to restart the server before your changes can take effect. 18. Click OK. The Network window displays. 19. Click Close. The system updates its bindings information, then you are asked if you want to restart the server. 20. Click Yes. The system exits and restarts Windows NT. When the cycle is complete, you may resume normal operations. ------------------------------------------------------------ ADDING VS1100 EXPANSION UNITS (VS1000 Only) Follow this procedure to add VS1100 expansion units to an existing and operating VS1000/VS1100 installation. 1. Terminate all remote access sessions in progress and power down the VS1000 base unit. 2. Connect the VS1100 expansion unit to the VS1000 base unit, following the instructions given in the HARDWARE INSTALLATION reference card. Remember to place the terminator plug in the OUTPUT jack on the last VS1100 in the chain. 3. Power up the VS1000 base unit and verify that it passes the power-on diagnostics. 4. Start the Comtrol Hardware Setup program in the Comtrol VS1000/VS2000/Serial Hub program group. The Main Setup window displays. 5. Highlight the base VS1000 you are working with and click the Properties button. 6. Use the droplist to set the Number of Ports to the combined total of the VS1000 unit and all associated VS1100 expansion units. 7. Click OK to exit the Device Setup window. 8. Click OK to exit the Main Setup program. 9. Save your changes, then restart the server so that your changes take effect. ------------------------------------------------------------ ADDING MORE VS1000, VS2000, OR ROCKETPORT SERIAL HUB DEVICES Follow this procedure to add more devices to an existing and operating installation. 1. Connect the new device to the Ethernet hub. 2. Connect the new unit to power, switch it on, and verify that it passes power-on diagnostics. 3. Open the Comtrol Hardware Setup program in the Comtrol VS1000/VS2000/Serial Hub program group. The Main Setup window displays. 4. Click the Add button. The Add Device Wizard starts. 5. Click Next to continue. 6. Use the droplist to select the Comtrol hardware you are adding and click Next. 7. Use the droplist to select the number of ports on the device you are adding and click Next. 8. Enter the network (MAC) address of the device you are addding and click Next. You can find this number on a tag on the back or bottom of the device. NOTE: Whenever a VS-series or RocketPort Serial Hub device is connected to the network and powered up, it automatically broadcasts its unique MAC address to all servers on the network. Assuming you have installed VS-Link correctly, you should be able to use the droplist button to see the MAC addresses of all VS-Link devices on the network. 9. If this NT server is the PRIMARY server for the device you are installing, click No and click Next. If this NT server is a BACKUP server for the device you are installing, click Yes, then use the droplist to select a wait time. Click Next. NOTE: For more information about the backup server option, see the Installation and Configuration Guide. 10. Click Finish. The Device Setup windows displays. 11. Review your entries, and change them if necessary. When you are done, click the OK button. NOTE: The OK button is at the bottom of this window. If you are using ***0x480 screen resolution, you may need to drag the window higher in order to see the buttons. The Main Setup window displays. 12. If you have other devices to add at this time, click the Add button to launch the Add Device Wizard and repeat Steps 5 through 11. 13. If you need to change high-level software options, click the Options tab, then make changes as needed. When you are done, click the Main Setup tab to return to the Main Setup window. 14. If you need to change port configuration options at this time, click on the desired COM port, then click the Properties button. For more information about port options, see the Installation and Configuration Guide. 15. When you are done, click the OK button. You are asked to confirm that you want to save configuration changes and exit. 16. Click Yes. You are reminded that you need to restart the server before your changes can take effect. 17. Click OK. 18. Restart Windows NT. When the cycle is complete, you may resume normal operations. ------------------------------------------------------------ "HOT-SWAPPING" DEVICES On occasion it may be necessary to replace installed and configured devices without downing the server or reconfiguring ports. To do so, follow these procedures. "HOT-SWAPPING" VS1000, VS2000, or ROCKETPORT SERIAL HUB UNITS ------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Note the Network Address of the new unit. 2. Connect the new unit to the Ethernet hub, switch it on, and verify that it passes power-on diagnostics. See the Hardware Installation Card for more information. 3. Transfer all cables from the device being replaced to the new device. Note: Make sure that you transfer all cables on a port- by-port basis so that the cables don't change the configuration. 4. Start the Comtrol Hardware Setup program. The Main Setup windows displays. 5. Highlight the device you are working with and click the Properties button. The Device Setup window displays. 6. Use the Network Address field droplist to select the Network Address of the new Unit. DO NOT MAKE ANY OTHER CHANGES ON THIS SCREEN. The unit being swapped in must have the same number of ports and the same starting COM port number as the unit being taken out of service. NOTE: Do not add or remove VS1100 expansion units while swapping VS1000 base units. 7. Click OK to close the Device Setup window. 8. Click OK to exit the Comtrol Hardware Setup program. 9. Click OK to save the new configuration. The new device immediately replaces the old one. Restarting the server is not needed. "HOT-SWAPPING" VS1100 EXPANSION UNITS (VS1000 ONLY) ------------------------------------- 1. Terminate all remote access sessions in progress and power down the VS1000 base unit. 2. Transfer all serial and VS1100 cables from the VS1100 being replaced to the new VS1100. 3. Switch the VS1000 base unit on and verify that the new VS1100 passes power-on diagnostics. The new VS1100 immediately replaces the old one. Further configuration or restarting the server is not needed. ================================================================= INSTALLATION TROUBLESHOOTING Follow these steps to begin installation troubleshooting. For more extensive information, see the Installation and Configuration Guide for your product. * Check the Event Viewer in the Windows NT Administrative Tools group for useful informational messages. * SERIAL DEVICES: Check to make sure that you have the correct cables on the correct ports (RJ45 Ethernet and RJ45 Serial cables are easily mistaken for each other) and that the cables are connected securely. * Check to make sure the Ethernet hub and any other network devices that may be between the server and the device are powered up and working correctly. * Check to make sure that the network address shown on the Device Setup window matches the network address of the device. * Select the Device Advisor tab from the Device Setup window, and look for error messages and indications of network problems. * If operating in a multiple-server environment, check to make sure that you are controlling the device from its primary server, that there is only one primary server assigned to this particular device, and that no backup server has pre-empted the primary server. NOTE: For more information about the backup server option, see the Installation and Configuration Guide. * Use the Test Terminal program to troubleshoot communications on a port-by-port basis. * Use the Port Monitor program to check for errors, modem control, and status signals. * Use the Peer Tracer program to track and trace VS-Link internal events. * If you have more than one device, follow the procedures given in "HOT-SWAPPING" (above) to swap out units. If this corrects the problem, the device you removed from service may be defective or in need of repair. ================================================================= KNOWN CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS The VS-Link software was written to the Win32 API, which means that it works with applications like: * Remote Access Server NT * Terminal and FAX programs NOTE: Device names above COM9 require the \\.\ (backslash backslash period backslash) in order for the system to recognize them. For example, to reference COM20 use \\.\COM20 as the file name. The following tables list VS-Link capabilities and limitations for the Win32 API. Refer to the VS1000 Installation and Configuration Guide or the VS2000 VS-Link Installation and Configuration Guide for additional information. DEVICE CONTROL BLOCK SETTINGS Item Status ------------------- ---------------------------------------------- BaudRate any valid baud rate between 75 and 230,400 ByteSize 7 or 8 ErrorChar supported EofChar not used, supports only binary EvtChar supported fAbortOnError supported fBinary always binary mode fDtrControl supported fDsrSensitivity not supported fErrorChar supported fInX, fOutX supported fNull supported fParity supported fOutxCtsFlow supported fRtsControl RTS_CONTROL_DISABLE, RTS_CONTROL_ENABLE, RTS_CONTROL_HANDSHAKE, RTS_CONTROL_TOGGLE Other flow control SERIAL_DSR_HANDSHAKE, SERIAL_DCD_HANDSHAKE fTXContinueOnXoff supported as always TRUE Parity EVENPARITY, NOPARITY, or ODDPARITY StopBits ONESTOPBIT or TWOSTOPBITS XonChar, XoffChar supported UNSUPPORTED IOCTL FUNCTIONALITY Item Status --------------------------- -------------------------------------- IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_HANDFLOW (unsupported options) SERIAL_DSR_SENSITIVITY IOCTL_SERIAL_GET_COMMSTATUS fCtsHold, fDsrHold, fRlsdHold, (unsupported options) fXoffHold, fXoffSent ================================================================= TECHNICAL SUPPORT Before contacting Comtrol Technical Support, please make sure that you have the following information: - Your System Information - Network operating system type and release - VS-Link software release number - Server PC make, model, and speed CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: email: support@comtrol.com web: http://www.comtrol.com ftp: ftp://ftp.comtrol.com telnet: 204.73.219.7 FAX: (651) 631-8117 phone: (651) 631-7654 COMTROL EUROPE: email: support @comtrol.co.uk FAX: +44 (0) 1 869-323-211 phone: +44 (0) 1 869-323-220 ================================================================= ... ...

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