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

Terminal Security Commands
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FREEZE TERMINAL Command
Examples
To delete the terminal definition record for terminal $TCO2.#A14:
=DELETE TERMINAL $tc02.#a14
FREEZE TERMINAL Command
The FREEZE TERMINAL command freezes a terminal definition record so that the
logon dialog at that terminal becomes disabled. Only one terminal name can be
specified in a FREEZE TERMINAL command, but that name can contain wild-card
characters.
If you have defined SECURITY-ADMINISTRATOR and SYSTEM-OPERATOR security
groups, use of FREEZE TERMINAL is restricted to the members of those security
groups.
TERMINAL
specifies TERMINAL as the object type of the FREEZE command. Omit this option
if TERMINAL is the assumed object type. (For more information on assumed
object types, see the ASSUME Command on page 4-3.)
terminal-spec
specifies the terminal or terminals whose definition record is to be frozen.
Consideration
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If no terminal definition record exists for the terminal, FREEZE TERMINAL has no
effect.
Examples
1. To freeze the terminal definition record for $TF11.#C09 so that the terminal does
not accept logon attempts:
=FREEZE TERMINAL $tf11.#c09
2. To freeze all terminals whose names begin with $TF11.#C:
=FREEZE TERMINAL $tf11.#c*
INFO TERMINAL Command
The INFO TERMINAL command shows the terminal attributes stored in a specified
terminal definition record. Only one terminal name can be specified in an INFO
TERMINAL command, but that name can contain wild-card characters.
FREEZE TERMINAL terminal-spec