NS3000/iX Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual (36922-90039)

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Commands
NSCONTROL STOP
VT Prevents remote users from logging
onto the local node using the REMOTE
HELLO command.
VTR Prevents remote users from accessing
local terminals using the Reverse VT
service.
VTA Prevents remote userswho are running
the Virtual Terminal service over TCP
implementations which only support
the ARPA standard stream mode flow
control mechanisms to log onto the
local node.
Specifying the following services prevents users on the
local node from using resources on remote nodes:
NFTL Prevents local users from transferring
files to or from remote nodes using the
DSCOPY command and intrinsics.
NSSTATL Prevents local users from using the
NSSTATUS intrinsic to retrieve network
services information from the local and
remote nodes.
RFAL Prevents local users from opening and
accessing files and databases on remote
nodes using the RFA and RDBA services.
RPML Prevents local users from creating and
killing processes on the local and
remote nodes using the RPM service.
VTL Prevents local users from logging onto
remote nodes using the REMOTE HELLO
command.
VTRL Prevents local users from accessing
terminals on remote nodes using the
Reverse VT service.
Discussion
NSCONTROL STOP is the normal way to shut down the Network
Services. It allows existing users to continue using the services until
they finish their tasks, but prevents any new users from using the
services. The ABORT function, on the other hand, immediately
terminates all the services and all the server processes. Anyone using a
service will find their task (DSCOPY, for example) immediately
terminated. See the discussion of NSCONTROL ABORT.