cien(7) DG/UX 5.4.2 cien(7)
NAME
cien - CMC-130 Ethernet network interface
SYNOPSIS
cien ([def]) or
cien (def,,ethernetaddress) or
cien @devicecode (VMEA32addr[,0|ethernetaddr])
DESCRIPTION
The cien device driver allows an AViiON system that includes an
intelligent local area network (LAN) controller (VLCi) to access an
Ethernet network. To set up this interface, you enter one or more
cien statements in the DG/UX system configuration file.
The cien statement has three formats (shown above and illustrated
below). The first format accepts all defaults for a specified
controller board. The second format specifies an alternate ethernet
address but accepts all other board defaults. The third format
specifies all values:
def A number from 0 to 7, or null for 0, identifying the
controller board defaults to use
@devicecode The network controller device code, preceded by the @
character
VMEA32addr The VME A32 address of the controller
ethernetaddr An overriding alternate address for this controller on
the network. Null or 0 accepts the ethernet address
that is set on the board.
The cien device is implemented as a clonable Streams driver. This
means that you can open a single node, such as /dev/cien0, to access
any unused minor device. Each subsequent access of the node via the
open(2) system call allocates a separate Stream (minor number) to the
device driver.
DIAGNOSTICS
Use the -i option with netstat(1C).
EXAMPLES
The following entries in a DG/UX configuration file configure two
VLCi controllers with default values, at nodes /dev/cien0 and
/dev/cien1:
cien(0)
cien(1)
Note that either cien() or cien(0) will create the initial node.
The following statement configures a VLCi controller with board 0
defaults, but specifies an alternate ethernet address:
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cien(0,,08001b123456)
The following statement configures a VLCi controller with device code
4F and VME A32 address E1A00000, but accepts the default ethernet
address.
cien@4F(E1A00000)
For more information about DG/UX device configuration, refer to
Writing a Standard Device Driver for the DG/UX System (093-701053).
For a full discussion of device naming conventions and a list of
board defaults, see Customizing the DG/UX System (093-701101).
SEE ALSO
ifconfig(1M), netinit(1M), system(4), arp(6P), inet(6F), intro(7).
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