NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Forcing a Logoff
Managing User Access and Privileges
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When issued, the command displays information similar to that shown next:
(09:45) --------------------- OPERATOR CONTROL SERVICES ----------------------
SHOW OCS
NNM0398 -USERID- TERMINAL --------NAME-------- ------LOCATION------ STATUS
NNM0399 CURTIS #9187724 EDO IAN CURTIS MANCHESTER ACTIVE
NNM0399 MARR #9187736 EDO JOHNNY MARR MANCHESTER ACTIVE
NNM0399 RYDER #9187796 EDO SHAUN RYDER MANCHESTER ACTIVE
NNM0399 SMITH #9187951 EDO MARK E. SMITH MANCHESTER ACTIVE
NNM0399 SUMNER #9185878 EDO BERNARD SUMNER MANCHESTER ACTIVE
NNM0999 *END*
---------- ------------------ NonStop NET/MASTER D30 ---------------- --------
M=> SHOW OCS
The display conveys:
The user ID
The logical name of the terminal at which the user is logged on
The name of the user (specified in the user ID definition record)
The location of the user (specified in the user ID definition record)
The status of the user
The STATUS field enables you to determine the location of an OCS user:
If the user is logged on to the local NonStop NET/MASTER MS system, the user’s
status is ACTIVE.
If the user is logged on from a remote NonStop NET/MASTER MS or a SOLVE
management services system, the user’s status is REMOTE.
Forcing a Logoff If an unauthorized user gains access to NonStop NET/MASTER MS, you can expel the
user by forcing a logoff by issuing the CANCEL command. The command takes the
following form:
CANCEL U= user-id
For example, if an intruder logs on with a user ID of PYNCHON, you can force the
user off by issuing the following command:
CANCEL U=PYNCHON
The command logs the user off and terminates all commands and NCL processes
executing under the control of the user.