NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

The Two Forms of the PROGRUN Command

Accessing External Utilities and Applications

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Example

Enter the following PROGRUN command to start a session with the Remote Console

Process (RCP):

PROGRUN RCP

The following RCP main screen takes over your terminal:

S Y S T E M S T A T U S

CPU Fz Status CPU Fz Status

00 E Executing GUARDIAN 90 01 E Executing GUARDIAN 90

02 E Executing GUARDIAN 90 03 E Executing GUARDIAN 90

04 No response 05 No response

06 No response 07 No response

08 No response 09 No response

10 No response 11 No response

12 No response 13 No response

14 No response 15 No response

R C P M A I N M E N U

LOGGED ON T9996C30 - 25AUG92

SF1: GUARDIAN 90 MODE SF9: LOBUG

SF3: ALARM STATUS AND CONTROL SF10: SYSTEM LOAD CONFIGURATION

SF4: PROCESSOR DUMP SF11: REMOTE STATUS AND CONTROL

SF5: PROCESSOR LOAD SF12: RCP LOGON/LOGOFF

SF6: SYSTEM LOAD SF13: IPC STATUS

SF7: PROCESSOR BUSY SF14: I/O CONFIGURATION

SF8: RMI STATUS SF15: POWER/ENVIRONMENT STATUS

SF16: EXIT

After you exit from RCP, the results from the PROGRUN command are displayed:

(11:40) --------------------- OPERATOR CONTROL SERVICES ----------------------

START PROGRUN RCP

NNM1459 PROCESS $X095 CREATED FOR $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.RCP

NNM1460 PROCESS $X095 FOR $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.RCP STOPPED

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M=> PROGRUN RCP