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Controls the Network Service subsystem. Syntax | |
NSCONTROL function [;function] ... function may be START= [service [,service]...] STOP= [service [,service]...] ABORT AUTOLOGON= [{ ON OFF }] [{ ,ALL [,service [,service]] }] LOADKEYS LOG= [{ ON OFF }] [ ,ALL ,RPM ,ENV ,DSDAD ,DSSERVER ,VTSERVER ] [{ ,LOW ,HIGH }] SERVER= { servername ALL } [,minservers] [,maxservers] STATUS= [ USERS SERVICES SERVERS SUMMARY ALL [,...] ] VERSION [=MOD] Parameters | |
- START [=service
[,service]...]...
Starts Network Services that are installed on your
system. By default, all installed services are started. Optionally
you may specify one or more specific services to be started. Possible
specific services include: - LOOPBACK
Enables remote users to run loopback diagnostic
programs that connect to the local node.
The following services are available if you have the NS/3000
product installed: - NFT
Enables remote users to transfer files to or from
the local node using the DSCOPY command and intrinsic. - NFTL
Enables local users to transfer files to or from
remote nodes using the DSCOPY command and intrinsic. - NSSTAT
Enables remote users to use the NSSTATUS intrinsic
and DSLINE;SERVICES command to retrieve NS information from the
local node. - NSSTATL
Enables local users to use the NSSTATUS intrinsic
and DSLINE;SERVICES command to retrieve NS information from the
local and remote nodes. - PTOP
Enables remote users to create and communicate with
PTOP slave processes on the local node. The VT service must also
be started. PTOP can be used only by HPDESK. - PTOPL
Enables local users to create and communicate with
PTOP slave processes on remote nodes. The VTL service must also
be started. PTOPL can be used only by HPDESK. - RFA
Enables remote users to access files and data bases
on the local node. - RFAL
Enables local users to access files and data bases
on remote nodes. - RPM
Enables remote users to create and kill processes
on the local node using the Remote Process Management (RPM) service. - RPML
Enables local users to create and kill processes
on the local and remote nodes using the Remote Process Management
(RPM) service. - VT
Enables remote users to logon to the local node
using HP's TCP message mode. - VTA
Enables remote users to logon to the local node
using TCP stream mode. - VTL
Enables local users to log onto remote nodes using
the REMOTE HELLO command. - VTR
Enables remote users to access local terminals using
the Virtual Terminal service. - VTRL
Enables local users to access terminals on remote
nodes using the Virtual Terminal service. There may be additional services that can be enabled if other
network products, such as Personal Productivity Center, are installed.
Refer to that network product's documentation to obtain the appropriate
service names. - STOP
[=service [,service]...]...
Stops Network Services, although existing users
of the service(s) can continue until they terminate their use. By
default, all installed services are stopped. Optionally you may
specify one or more specific services to be stopped. Possible services
include any of the same service names that you are allowed to specify
for the START parameter described above. - ABORT
Immediately terminates all the servers and services. - AUTOLOGON
Enables or disables the autologon feature of the
NFT, RFA and/or RPM services. Default: ON,ALL. AUTOLOGON= [{ ON OFF }] [{ ,ALL [,service [,service]] }] - LOADKEYS
Loads the Network Service command keywords while
NS/3000 is active. LOG= [{ ON OFF }] [ ,ALL ,RPM ,ENV ,DSDAD ,DSSERVER ,VTSERVER ] [{ ,LOW ,HIGH }] - ON
Enables detailed event logging of the specified
module. - OFF
Disables detailed event logging of the specified
module. For each Network Service software module, two levels of event
logging are provided. These are HIGH, which logs all events, and
LOW, the default, which logs a subset of the events, as specified
below. - ALL LOW
Logs LOW events for all modules. HIGH Logs HIGH
events for all modules. - RPM LOW
Logs RPMCREATE and RPMKILL requests. HIGH Same as
LOW. - ENV LOW
Logs environment information from DSLINE
and REMOTE HELLO
commands. - ENV HIGH
Same as LOW, plus environment table locking and
use counts. - DSDAD LOW
Logs creation and deletion of sockets, ports, and
server processes. - DSDAD HIGH
Same as LOW, plus all received service requests
and internal messages between DSDAD and server processes. - DSSERVER LOW
Logs internal initialization messages between DSDAD
and DSSERVER processes. - DSSERVER HIGH
Same as LOW, plus all received messages from other
processes. - VTSERVER LOW
Logs internal initialization messages between DSDAD
and VTSERVER processes. - VTSERVER HIGH
Same as LOW, plus all received messages from other
processes.
SERVER= { servername ALL } [,minservers] [,maxservers] Dynamically alters the minimum or maximum number of servers.
By default applies to all servers. Optionally you may specify one
or more specific servernames. Possible servernames and their default
minserver and maxserver values are: - LOOPBACK
For the Loopback Service. Default minserver,maxserver
values are 0,300. - NSSTATUS
For the NSSTAT service (NSSTATUS intrinsic and DSLINE;
SERVICES command). Default minserver, maxserver values are 0,300. - VTSERVER
For VT and Reverse VT. Default minserver,maxserver
values are 0,300.
The following servers are available if you have the NS/3000
product installed: - NFT
For NFT (DSCOPY). Default minserver,maxserver values
are 0,300. - DSSERVER
For RFA, RDBA, PTOP and RPM. Default minserver,
maxserver values are 0,300.
There may be additional servers to control if other network
products, such as Personal Productivity Center, are installed. Refer
to that network product's documentation to obtain the appropriate
server names. - minservers
The minimum number of servers which must be available
at all times. Available servers which are not in active use are
kept in reserve until a service request is received. If necessary,
additional servers are created immediately to fit the new minimum
specified. Valid range: 0..1250; however, see note below. Default
for all current servers is 0. - maxservers
The maximum number of servers of this type allowed
to be active at one time. If necessary, reserved servers are terminated
to fit the new maximum. Valid range: 0..32767; however, see note
below. Default varies by server.
| | | |  | NOTE: The total number of all active servers may not exceed
1250. The sum of all minservers must always be 1250 or less. You
may specify a number greater than 1250 as one or more maxservers
values, but there will never be more than a total of 1250 servers
of all kinds at any one time. | | | | |
- STATUS
Displays current status information about NS3000/XL
Services. STATUS[=USERS|SERVICES|SERVERS|SUMMARY|ALL[,...]] |
The STATUS
parameter can be unqualified, or can be keyword equated to one or
more of the following values: - USERS
Display the jobs and sessions on this node that
are using Network Services. - SERVICES
Display information about the services. - SERVERS
Display information about the servers. - SUMMARY
Display a summary of information about services,
servers, and users. - ALL
Same as specifying SERVICES, SERVERS and USERS.(DEFAULT)
- VERSION
Displays the overall version of the NS/3000 software.
If qualified with the MOD keyword, also displays the version of
each of the Network Services software modules.
Operation Notes | |
NSCONTROL START
Starts the Network Services subsystem. NSCONTROL STOP
Stops the Network Services subsystem. STOP executes a shutdown of
Network Services. Existing users may continue using the Network
Services until they complete their NS activity, but new users are
prevented from using the services. When all users have finished
using the NS subsystem, the subsystem will stop entirely. NSCONTROL ABORT
Immediately terminates all the servers and services of the Network
Services. Note that STOP is the normal way to shutdown Network Services.
The ABORT function should only be used in abnormal situations. NSCONTROL AUTOLOGON
Enables or disables the autologon feature of the NFT, RFA and RPM
services. When disabled, remote users are required to establish
a regular session via VT and :REMOTE HELLO before they can use NFT,
RFA or RPM on this system. This is useful if you wish to force all
remote users to execute a logon security UDC before they access
anything on this system. When NS is first started, this feature
is ENABLED. NSCONTROL LOADKEYS
Loads the Network Services command keywords from the ASCAT.NET.SYS
catalog. You need to use this command only if the catalog is modified,
such as for localization. NSCONTROL LOG
Enables or disables detailed event logging for the Network Service. NSCONTROL SERVER
Alters the characteristics of the Network Service processes. NSCONTROL STATUS
Displays information about the Network Services. NSCONTROL VERSION
Displays the overall version of the Network Services subsystem,
and optionally the version of each of its modules. Examples | |
Start the transport subsystem on the "LAN1" and "WIDE" networks,
then start all of the NS network services: :NETCONTROL START;NET=LAN1
:NETCONTROL START;NET=WIDE
:NSCONTROL START |
Stop all Network Services, while letting existing users continue
their work: Stop the VT and Reverse VT services only. Let all other started
services remain available: Enable logging of information from DSLINE and REMOTE HELLO
commands, and service requests received by the DSDAD process: :NSCONTROL LOG=ON,ENV,LOW;LOG=ON,DSDAD,HIGH |
Set the minimum number of running DSSERVER processes to 2
and the maximum to 10: :NSCONTROL SERVER=DSSERVER,2,10 |
Show the status of Network Services: :NSCONTROL STATUS=SERVICES
SERVICE TYPE SERVER DESCRIPTION
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RPM REMOTE DSSERVER INCOMING REMOTE PROCESS MANAGEMENT
VTL LOCAL VTSERVER OUTGOING VIRTUAL TERM
VT REMOTE VTSERVER INCOMING VIRTUAL TERMINAL
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Display the overall version and product number of the Network
Services subsystem: Network Services overall subsystem version: B.00.10
NS3000/XL SERVICES: 36920B |
Related Information | |
- Commands
NETCONTROL - Manuals
Migration Process Guide (30367-60003)
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