NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide

Types of NonStop NET/MASTER MS Users
Environments and Command Processing
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From the point of view of the local system, this type of user is a real user or virtual
user who is allowed to enter OCS and so has an OCS profile. From the point of view
of the remote system, this user is a type of virtual user (because the user does not have
an associated terminal at the remote system).
A typical example of a remote user is a network operator who controls many NonStop
NET/MASTER MS systems from a local system. The network operator logs on to each
remote system and uses the ROUTE command from the local system to send
commands to each remote system.
Changing the Profile of a Remote User
The profile of a remote user is changed using User ID Management Services (UMS) at
both the local and remote system. This changes the details in the user ID definition
records of the user.
If the details are changed at the local system, the user can use the SIGNON command
from OCS (while logged on to NonStop NET/MASTER MS at the local system) to
implement the changes and refresh their local profile. The following command
refreshes your local profile at your local system after your local user ID definition
record is changed:
SIGNON
If the details are changed at the remote system, the user can use the ROUTE and
SIGNON commands from OCS (while logged on to NonStop NET/MASTER MS at the
remote system) to implement the changes and refresh their remote profile. The
following command refreshes your remote profile at the remote system, REMOTE1,
after your remote user ID definition record is changed:
ROUTE REMOTE1 SIGNON
From OCS, a local user can use the PROFILE command to display or modify some
aspects of their local operator profile at the local system. The following command
displays your local operator profile:
PROFILE
From OCS, a remote user can use the ROUTE and PROFILE commands to display or
modify some aspects of their remote operator profile at the remote system. The
following command displays your remote operator profile:
ROUTE REMOTE1 PROFILE
The following command changes an operator profile at the local system to allow the
receipt of unsolicited messages:
PROFILE UNSOL=YES
The following command changes an operator profile at the remote system to allow the
receipt of unsolicited messages:
ROUTE REMOTE1 PROFILE UNSOL=YES