Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

Terminal Security Commands
Safeguard Reference Manual—520618-013
14-3
ADD TERMINAL Command
terminal-name
specifies the terminal to be controlled by the Safeguard software. terminal-
name is a network name with the following form:
[\system.]$device[.#subdevice]
If you omit \system, your current default system name is used. If you omit
#subdevice, no subdevice name is assumed.
LIKE terminal-name
adopts the existing terminal definition for terminal-name as the definition for the
terminal being added in this command. LIKE defines values for these terminal
attributes:
PROG [prog-filename]
LIB [lib-filename]
CPU [cpu-number]
SWAP [$vol[.subvol.filename]]
PRI [priority]
PARAM-TEXT [startup-param-text]
term-attribute
defines the command interpreter to be started after a user is authenticated at this
terminal. term-attribute can be any of:
PROG [prog-filename]
LIB [lib-filename]
CPU [cpu-number | ANY]
PNAME [process-name]
SWAP [$vol[.subvol.filename]]
PRI [priority]
PARAM-TEXT [startup-param-text]
PROG [prog-filename]
specifies the command interpreter to be started after a user is authenticated at
this terminal. prog-filename is the name of the command interpreter’s
object file. It must be a local file name.
If you omit prog-filename, the other term-attributes in this record are
not meaningful.
If prog-filename is omitted in the terminal definition record and no CI-
PROG is specified in the authentication record of the user who is logging on,
the Safeguard software starts the CI-PROG (with associated parameters)
defined in the Safeguard configuration record.
LIB [lib-filename]
specifies the library file to be used with the command interpreter started at this
terminal after user authentication. lib-filename must be a local file name.