yes, you can run grid manager on your 3000.  in order for this to work,
there has to be a dtc sitting between the 3000 and the array.

I believe grid manager will provide a 'moment in time' view of the array's
status.  nice...but without diligent manual monitoring, you'll not know that
the array has a problem.

fwiw, secure webconsoles can be connected to a nike array.  this solution
provides a distance solution (which is especially useful when the dtc is not
a 72).  then establish operational procedures to 'always check' the array's
status at [shift turnover|specific point(s) in time] to monitor the array's
health.

afaik, there is nothing like 'isee' for nikes.       - d

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Donna Hofmeister
Allegro Consultants, Inc.


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> >To all;
> 
> I have a Nike Array hooked up to an HP 3000 system and wonder if
> there are ways to monitor the status of the Nike Array from the HP
> 3000?
> I believe you can hook up the array so that you can run Grid Manager
> via a DTC connection.
> Any one have instructions for either a monitoring capability on the
> HP 3000 or the ability to run Grid Manager remotely?
> Thanks,
> Jeff
> 
> 
> 
> Jeff Kubler
> Kubler Consulting, Inc.
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