Creates the MOP module. For information about this entity and its subentities, refer to HELP ENTITY MOP. For information about managing MOP, refer to HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP. create [node node-id] mop Select circuit for information on creating mop circuit subentities. Select client for information on creating mop client subentities.
1 – Exception Messages
o already exists A MOP module already exists. o entity class not supported (OpenVMS) MOP has not registered with EMAA. The NET$MOP process has probably not been properly started. See HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP for further information.
2 – circuit
Creates an instance of a mop circuit entity, identified by the circuit-name simplename. This mop circuit entity is a data link on which MOP services are available. The required Type attribute specifies the type of circuit. create [node node-id] mop circuit circuit-name type circ-type Example: create mop circuit csmacd-1 type csma-cd
2.1 – Exception Messages
o entity class not supported (OpenVMS) MOP has not registered with EMAA. The NET$MOP process has probably not been properly started. For more information, see HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP. o unsupported circuit type Type argument value is not supported in this implementation. o already exists A mop circuit by this name already exists.
3 – client
Creates an instance of a mop client entity, identified by the client-name simplename. A mop client is a set of default characteristics saved in the MOP Client database. create [node node-id] mop client client-name These default characteristics are used by several MOP functions: dump/load server, load requester, loop requester, and console requester. When a command or request for one of these services does not supply all of the required arguments, the values stored in the MOP client database for that client are used to perform the operation. Example: create mop client lamchp
3.1 – Exception Messages
o entity class not supported (OpenVMS) The MOP entity has not registered with EMAA. The NET$MOP process has probably not been started. For more information, see HELP NETWORK_MANAGEMENT MOP. o already exists The a mop client by that instance name already exists. o no such object instance MOP has not been properly started or configured.