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Try Analyze/Error. Check the HELP library for details.

It been a long time since I've dealt with VMS, and especially shadow sets, so I'm guessing a bit. However I think you have to dismount DKB100 and remove it from the shadow set. I believe there is a qualifier on the dismount command to do that. Then you may add the new disk to the shadow set...

VMS has a pretty good help library on its' DCL commands. Try entering: $ HELP DIRECTORY The command I'd suggest using would be: $ DIR device:[*...]/SINCE=YESTERDAY/SIZE=ALL This command will show all files in all directories and thier sizes in a in-use/allocated blocks format created since...

I had pretty good luck with HP Laserjets as network attached printers. Yes, you could simply delete the LA324 queue and create a laser printer queue with the same name. The differences would be the /ON="<device>:<port> and /PROCESSOR=TCPIP$TELNETSYM qualifiers when defining the new print queue...

I can't help you with finding any of that old hardware, but I do have a small suggestion. It appears to me that your concern is having your drive DKB200 fail and not having any spare part to repair it. You could define DKB200 as a logical name and point it to another device, say new hardware...

Craig, Try the following: $ PRINT/Parameter=(Page_orientation=landscape) filename See $ HELP PRINT_Parameters for more help. Jeff

VMS v5.4 was years ago for me. So the details about it are a little foggy. You may have to search thru your system disk for any indication of IP software, maybe a $ DIR SYS$SYSDEVICE:[*...]*TCP* command. Can you ping your VMS system from your router? The terminal server settings appear...

mattlyon, Since you do not seem to be running UCX or HP TCPIP, is it possible that you are running Multinet or TCPware? Use a directory command to see if there are any Multinet or TCPware directories on disk. Check you sys$help directory and look for any ".release_notes" files that mention...

Not sure from the information in your post if the terminal server or VMS is limiting your connections, so if your asking out telnet sessions, you should check the limit for the telent service on VMS. $ TCPIP tcpip> SHOW SERVICE /FULL TELNET look at the "Limit:" on the lower left hand side...

Pretty easy. $ yourpid := f$getjpi("","PID") The symbol "yourpid" will contain the value. See "$ HELP LEXICAL F$GETJPI" for more information. Hope this helps, Jeff

I did this for my company. We have three PBXs that we collect CDR records from. I attached device servers to the serial ports on the PBXs (there are no C-LAN cards on our systems) and read the records via TCP sockets. The program was written in C# and dumps the data into a SQL database. It...

Randy, Yes, its possible. In VMS you can set up a logical name with multiple translations. For Example: $ Define PATH disk1:[foo],disk2:[bar],disk3:[foo.bar] It you were to execute the command; $ Run PATH:FOOBAR.EXE VMS would search in "disk1:[foo]" then "disk2:[bar]" and finally...

MR, This can be accomplished using your favorite programming language and a few system services or it can be done as a DCL command file using a few lexical functions. If you need any details on lexical functions, see "$ HELP LEXICAL". To do this in DCL: You can the lexical function F$DEVICE...

CA, There are few ways to get the version of vms: $ SHOW SYSTEM The first line shows the version number. $ PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT * Shows all the installed shotware and version numbers. $ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("VERSION") To access the error logs, use $ ANALYZE/ERROR or $ DIAGNOSE...

John, Copy the load file MNENG1.SYS to the the router. For example, copy tftp flash: Then, add the following lines to your router config. ip dhcp pool terminal-server host 10.x.x.x 255.0.0.0 hardware-address nnnn.nnnn.nnnn bootfile mneng1.sys client-name trmsvr tftp-server...

I use the TFTP service from our Cisco routers to load the 90TLs. VMS TCP/IP services are capabale of loading the 90TLs also if you enable BOOTP/TFTP. Its not much more difficult to setup vs. using MOP loads. The documentation is fairly good at describing how to setup the config files.

Sounds like you're close Dulem. Try "no-xauth" and "no-config-mode" on the "isakmp key" command on the PIX. Turn off "ipsec passthru" on the Linksys.

Try the following commands: $ MCR SYSMAN SYSMAN> IO AUTOCONFIGURE /LOG

Louis, Its pretty simple. $ BACKUP/LIST your_saveset_file/SAVE_SET Substitute "your_saveset_file" with whatever tape drive and file that you're looking at. Wildcards will work also ("tape:*.*"). See "$ HELP BACKUP_Command" for further instructions. Jeff

Your printer must have a postscript interpreter, or this will not work. Check the owners manual of your printer. Assuming that your printer is postscript capable, then given the information that you posted, I see no reason that you could not use the DCPS symboint (unless you're running an old...