Changed tbpcXX > pcX . Note: this document is terribly out of date. Is

it used at all anymore, or has it been superceded by something in the
www/ directory?

doc/snmpit.html

@@ -71,8 +71,8 @@ When it finishes, you'll get something like this:
 The File button is used to add a set of VLANs specified in a setup
 file. See <a href="#file">here</a> for details on making this file. It
 is really quite simple. First, type in the file name. Here we use
-<code>t1-10.i0</code>, a file that takes machines tbpc01 through
-tbpc10, and adds their first interface, i0, to a VLAN. In this way,
+<code>t1-10.i0</code>, a file that takes machines pc1 through
+pc10, and adds their first interface, i0, to a VLAN. In this way,
 all the machines can talk to each other on thier first interface.
 <p align=center>
 <img src="pictures/vsnmpitvlanf1.jpg"/>
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ Delta/155.99.214.173 </pre>
        [-f&lt;filename>] [-r&lt;vlan #> &lt;vlan #> ... ]</pre>
 
 <code>snmpit</code> also understands machine names and interfaces in
-the format &lt;name>:&lt;interface>, such as tbpc01:0 or tbpc03:3, in
+the format &lt;name>:&lt;interface>, such as pc1:0 or pc3:3, in
 place of MAC addresses. Output of known MAC addresses will also be
 converted to this format. Therefore, anywhere that a MAC address is
 used, you may also supply a name/interface pair.
@@ -221,22 +221,22 @@ link2 1073c38b28fd 283bc8a82f8c
 &lt;name1> &lt;MAC 1> &lt;MAC 2>
 &lt;name2> &lt;MAC 3> &lt;MAC 4>
 ...
-a_b tbpc01:0 tbpc02:0
-a_c tbpc01:1 tbpc03:0
-a_d tbpc01:2 tbpc04:0
-a_e tbpc01:3 tbpc05:0
-b_c tbpc02:1 tbpc03:1
-b_d tbpc02:2 tbpc04:1
-b_e tbpc02:3 tbpc05:1
-c_d tbpc03:2 tbpc04:2
-c_e tbpc03:3 tbpc05:2
-d_e tbpc04:3 tbpc05:3
+a_b pc1:0 pc2:0
+a_c pc1:1 pc3:0
+a_d pc1:2 pc4:0
+a_e pc1:3 pc5:0
+b_c pc2:1 pc3:1
+b_d pc2:2 pc4:1
+b_e pc2:3 pc5:1
+c_d pc3:2 pc4:2
+c_e pc3:3 pc5:2
+d_e pc4:3 pc5:3
 END vlan</pre>
 After starting the VLAN sectiom of the file each
 line should contain a VLAN name and a list of MAC addresses to be put in a
 VLAN together. There should be at least two, but the actual number is
 unlimited. When finished, the VLAN section is closed. As
-mentioned above, the syntax "tbpcM:I" can be used where M is the
+mentioned above, the syntax "pcM:I" can be used where M is the
 machine number, and I is the interface, from 0 to 3. The demonstration above
 shows a fully connected graph with 5 nodes.