NetMgr@UMASS.BITNET (Network Manager, Hampshire College) (04/17/87)
Does anyone know of (or has written) an program to use with DECNET to log events. To clarify: You can have DECNET write events to a log file or have it write them to OPCOM, which in turn writes them to the console. Does anyone know how to have them sent to a specfic terminal (network operator) without having them sent to the console? Thanks. Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------ BITNET: netmgr@umass Michael N. Smith CSNET: netmgr%hamp@cs.umass.edu Network Manager INTERNET: netmgr%umass.bitnet@wiscvm.wisc.edu Hampshire College UUCP: ...seismo!UMASS.BITNET!netmgr POB 723 TELEX: 4996550 (ITT) Amherst, MA 01002 ------------------------------------------------------------------
carl@CITHEX.CALTECH.EDU (Carl J Lydick) (04/17/87)
> Does anyone know of (or has written) an program to use with DECNET to log > events. To clarify: You can have DECNET write events to a log file or > have it write them to OPCOM, which in turn writes them to the console. > Does anyone know how to have them sent to a specfic terminal (network > operator) without having them sent to the console? Thanks. Thanks! One way to do this is to use the following set of commands from a privileged account: $ DEFINE/USER SYS$COMMAND OPA0: $ REPLY/DISABLE=NETWORK This disables the console as a NETWORK operator terminal, but leaves it enabled for all other classes of messages.