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7.3.1.7 DATA SOURCES and DEFAULT DATA SOURCES Statements


DATA SOURCES
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This statement is required if no default is specified.  It
defines the data sources you must supply to CA MICS Network
Analyzer for each network and system. The valid values are:

    NSPY - CA NetSpy data
    NTRI - Network Token Ring Interface data from CA NetSpy
           or NPM
    TIC3 - Token Interface Coupler type-3 data from
           CA NetSpy or NPM
    X25  - NCP Packet Switching data from CA NetSpy or NPM
    NPDA - NetView Hardware Monitor/NPDA
GENA/LAN - NetView Hardware Monitor Generic Alert/LAN.  If
           you specify GENA/LAN but do not specify NPDA, then
           NPDA is automatically included as a data source.
    NLDM - NetView  Session Monitor/NLDM
    NPMN - NPM Network data
    NPMS - NPM Session data or NPM network session
           accounting/network gateway accounting
    NPMV - NPM VTAM data
    NTS  - CA NetMaster for SNA,
           Network Tracking System (NTS)
    NEWS - CA NetMaster for SNA,
           Network Error Warning System (NEWS)
    NTCP - CA NetMaster for TCP/IP
    FRLY - Frame Relay
    TCP  - IBM Transport Communication Protocol/Internet
           Protocol

The DATA SOURCES statement has the following format:

DATA SOURCES - datasource1 datasource2 datasourcen

where datasourcen is a value taken from the list above.


DEFAULT DATA SOURCES
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This statement is optional. It is a default value for DATA
SOURCES. The options defined with this keyword apply to every
implicit/explicit ORGSYSID defined within the network,
although they can be overridden by explicitly coding DATA
SOURCES statements for specific systems.

The DEFAULT DATA SOURCES Statement has the following format:

DEFAULT DATA SOURCES - datasource1 datasource2 datasourcen

where datasourcen is a value taken from the list under DATA
SOURCES.