AWAN 3883/4/5 Access Server Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring Asynchronous Terminal and Serial
Printer Connections
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Configuring a Telserv Process
-NOTACL
specifies that the session will start without a TACL dynamic service. If this option is
omitted, the Telserv process will start with a default TACL dynamic service.
-NOBANNER
suppresses the display of the welcome banner. If this option is omitted, the welcome
banner will be displayed.
-NOMENU
suppresses display of the Available Services Menu. If this option is omitted, the
Available Services Menu will be displayed.
-NOPROMPT
suppresses display of the Enter Choice> prompt (to choose an item from the
Available Services Menu). If this option is omitted, the Enter Choice> prompt
will be displayed.
Examples
The following TACL command file example creates and starts a Telserv process named
$ZTN1 that uses the Tandem NonStop TCP/IP process named $ZTC2 as its transport
process:
ADD DEFINE = TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME, FILE $ZTC2
PARAM TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME $ZTC2
RUN $SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.TELSERV / NAME $ZTN1, NOWAIT / -BACKUPCPU 1
You can use the SCF STATUS PROCESS command to verify that your Telserv process
has started. The following is an example of an SCF STATUS PROCESS command for
the Telserv process named $ZTN1:
3-> STATUS PROCESS $ZTN1
TELSERV Status PROCESS
Status
STARTED
Displaying TCP Port Numbers
You can use the SCF STATUS PROCESS command to determine which TCP port
numbers are already in use for a particular SUBNET object. Example 8-3
shows an
example of an SCF STATUS PROCESS command for a Tandem NonStop TCP/IP
process named $ZTC3: