Managing Users and Security
Guardian User’s Guide—425266-001
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Task 6: Check, Stop, and Restart Terminal
Communication Lines
4. Check the status of the line and subdevice.
-> STATUS
The STATE display appears indicating whether the terminal communication line is
started or stopped.
•
If the STATUS command reports STARTED, the terminal communication line
is working.
1. Exit SCF.
-> EXIT
2. Restart a TACL process for this line by following Task 5: Start a New
TACL Process on page 16-29. If you still cannot start a TACL process,
follow your local procedure for problem reporting and escalation.
•
If the STATUS command reports STOPPED, the terminal communication line
is not working; follow your local procedure for problem reporting and
escalation. See the SCF Reference Manual for G-Series Releases for complete
syntax, considerations, and examples of all SCF commands.
See Section 19, Monitoring Hardware Components
, for information on checking for
LAN problems.
Example
1. Check the status of the terminal line and subdevice $JT1.#J01.
1> SCF
-> ASSUME LINE $JT1
-> ASSUME SU #J01
-> STATUS
When there is a problem with the line, the status shows that the state of the line is
STOPPED.
2. Stop the subunit.
-> ABORT
3. Restart the subunit (subdevice).
-> START
4. Check the status of the subunit (subdevice).
-> STATUS
When the line is functional, the status shows that the state of the line is STARTED.
5. Exit SCF.
-> EXIT
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