Using NS3000/iX Network Services (36920-90008)

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NetCI

NEWNODE

This example adds nodes with logon sessions to the NetCI

conﬁguration.

NetCI>NEWNODE K OPERATOR.SYS/NET3K

NetCI>NEWNODE Y OPERATOR.SYS/NET3Y

NetCI>NEWNODE I OPERATOR.SYS/NET3I

NetCI>NEWNODE J OPERATOR.SYS/NET3J

NetCI>NEWNODE L OPERATOR.SYS/NET3L

NetCI>NEWNODE H OPERATOR.SYS/NET3H

Since the ;dsline= NS nodename option is not speciﬁed after the logon

information, the NetCI name for each node will be the actual NS 3000

node name. In the example, the default environment for each of the

above nodes will be:

;DSLINE=K

;DSLINE=Y

;DSLINE=I

;DSLINE=J

;DSLINE=L

;DSLINE=H

Example 2

This example assigns a NetCI name (or identiﬁer) to a logon session on

node Y.

NetCI>NEWNODE CHABLIS OPERATOR.SYS/NET3K;DSLINE=Y

Y is the NS node name. The node name speciﬁed for the ;dsline=NS

nodename option must be the actual NS 3000 node name speciﬁed in the

NS 3000 conﬁguration. In NetCI, CHABLIS now refers to a speciﬁc

session on remote node Y under the user name OPERATOR.

An NS node may be assigned more than one NetCI name and logon

session. For example,

NetCI>NEWNODE PINOIT MGR.SYS/NET3K;DSLINE=Y

assigns node Y another NetCI name and user on that node. In NetCI,

PINOIT refers to a session established on remote node Y under the user

name MGR. This example shows that two NetCI names, CHABLIS and

PINOIT, are assigned to node Y. These two names refer to node Y with

different user sessions being established.