Telserv Manual

Starting the Telserv Process
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Using the RUN Command and Specifying Run
Options
to pause and restart rapidly scrolling text on the terminal. SETMODE 264 provides
the programmatic interface.
For information about SETMODE procedures, see the Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual.
[ -KANJI ]
makes the backspace (BS) key operational when you use TELSERV in binary
mode (for example, with clients that work in the Kanji environment). Each
keystroke erases one character from the terminal display. To erase a Kanji
character, which is double-byte, use 2 BS keystrokes.
If you do not specify this option, the BS key is not operational when TELSERV is in
binary mode.
[ -LINEMODE ]
establishes TELNET sessions in line mode. All sessions are established in line
mode unless you are using TN6530/UB6530 clients. Such clients are not
configured for X6530 line mode. The advantages of using line mode are:

Reduced network traffic

Faster response time.
If you do not specify this option, sessions are not established in line mode.
[ -NOBANNER ]
suppresses display of the Welcome Banner.
If you do not specify this option, the Welcome Banner is displayed.
[ -NOEOFMSG ]
prevents TELSERV from generating the EMS message “Socket read error... EOF
detected”. (Telserv EMS Message #8).
In a large system that has many LAN controllers, a processor failure could result in
the generation of a large number of these messages, which, in turn, could overload
the EMS collector process ($0). This option prevents such an overload.
If you do not specify this option, EOF messages are generated.
[ -NOMENU ]
suppresses display of the Service Menu.
If you do not specify this option, the Service Menu is displayed.
[ -NOPROMPT ]
suppresses display of the selection prompt, which is used to choose an item from
the Service Menu.