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RSX:
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In RSX, there is a tool called NNC which copies definitions from
another node. Copy over MIM::HECNET:NNC.BAT which is a batch file
you can use which does all the work of importing the latest
definitions from MIM and updating your local system. All you need
to do is just "SUBMIT NNC.BAT" and you are done.
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VMS:
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Phase IV:
| the node copy capability is build into NCP.
All you need to do is: "NCP COPY KNOWN NODES FROM MIM TO BOTH"
and you are done.
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Phase V:
| copy over FIX.PHV and run it, or just directly run it
from MIM like this: "@MIM::HECNET:FIX.PHV"
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DECdns:
| If you run DECdns, grab FIX.IMP, and run it with whatever tool is
used to manage this (sorry that I can't help more, I don't really
have any experience with DECdns).
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TOPS-20:
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Grab MIM::HECNET:FIX.T20 and run in in the NCP submode of OPR
(if I remember the setup correctly).
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RSTS/E:
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Grab MIM::HECNET:FIX.RST, and run it with "@FIX.RST".
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PyDECnet:
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Fetch hecnet.py by doing "wget mim.stupi.net/hecnet.py".
Place that where you have configured PyDECnet to get the nodenames
from, and you are good (not sure if you need to restart PyDECnet).
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