NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Dedicating Terminals
Customizing the Operations Environment
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Stopping a Dedicated
Terminal
You can prevent all logon attempts at a dedicated terminal by issuing the CLOSTERM
command. The command removes the logon screen from dedicated terminals. For
example, to close a terminal whose logical name is TERM2, issue this command:
CLOSTERM TERM2
Use the ALL operand to close all defined terminals. To restart the terminal, issue the
OPENTERM command.
Note Issuing the CLOSTERM command without an operand or argument closes the terminal at which the
command was entered.
Removing a Dedicated
Terminal
You can remove a dedicated terminal so that NonStop NET/MASTER MS no longer
controls the logon dialog. Use the TERMINAL DELETE command to remove a
dedicated terminal. For example, to remove a terminal whose logical name is TERM2,
issue this command:
TERMINAL DELETE=TERM2
You can refer to the terminal by either its logical name or its device name. Use the
ALL operand to delete all defined terminals.
After you remove the terminal, you can use it only after you perform one of the
following tasks:
Rededicate the terminal to NonStop NET/MASTER MS.
Start another command interpreter, such as TACL, to control the logon dialog at
that terminal.
Identifying Dedicated
Terminals
You can view a list of all defined terminals by issuing the SHOW TERMDEF
command. Use the SHOW TERM command to display a list of all defined terminals
that have been started. Use the DETAIL operand to specify whether to display limited
or detailed terminal information.
Logging Terminal Access Use the SYSPARMS CONMSG command to specify whether a message is sent to the
activity log when a terminal is connected to the system. When CONMSG is set to ON,
NonStop NET/MASTER MS records an activity log message each time the
OPENTERM command is executed.