Telserv Manual

Starting the Telserv Process
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Using the RUN Command and Specifying Run
Options
-7
indicates that data is transferred between the server and client in 7-bit format
and in ASCII code. Therefore, this format cannot be used when you are
transferring binary data.
If you do not specify this option, the 8-bit format is used.
If the client negotiates terminal type with Telserv and the terminal type name is
TN6530, the data is transferred in 7-bit format regardless of the default data
transmission.
If the client terminal type name is TN6530-8, the data is transferred in 8-bit format
regardless of the default transmission.
[ port-number ]
specifies the port number. You can run multiple Telserv processes simultaneously
by specifying unique port numbers for each process.
When communicating with TCP, the default is port 23.
When communicating with SPX, the default is port 0x7000.
The value can be specified in either decimal or hexadecimal notation, regardless of
the transport process.
[ -BACKUPCPU cpu-number ]
specifies the CPU number of the backup process. When you specify a backup
CPU, the Telserv process runs as a NonStop process pair.
If you do not specify this option, no backup CPU is assigned.
[ -BREAKDATA | -NOBREAKDATA ]
determines whether or not CTRL-C is interpreted as a BREAK character or as a
regular data character. SETMODE 263 provides the programmatic interface.
For information about SETMODE procedures, see the Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual.
[ -CTRLECHO | -NOCTRLECHO ]
determines whether or not non-printing characters are converted to printable
characters on the terminal display. SETMODE 262 provides the programmatic
interface.
For information about SETMODE procedures, see the Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual.
[ -FLOWCTRL | -NOFLOWCTRL ]
determines whether or not CTRL-S and CTRL-Q are interpreted as flow control
characters or as regular data characters. Note that you use CTRL-S and CTRL-Q