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ABORT WINDOW
Same as STOP WINDOW.
ADD IPRANGE
Defines an IPRANGE for use with ADD SERVICE. Each IPRANGE defines 1 to 6 IP addresses or ranges of IP
addresses.
ADD IPRANGE <iprange-name> <range> [,<range>]
<iprange-name>
1 to 8 characters, first alpha, remainder alpha or numeric, case insensitive. This name is used in the IPRANGE parameter
of ADD SERVICE commands.
<range> has three allowable formats:
• a.b.c.d
This form specifies a single IP address.
Example:
192.17.38.241
• a.*.*.*
a.b.*.*
a.b.c.*
This form specifies the first 1, 2, or 3 bytes of an IP address which must match, with the remaining 3, 2, or 1
byte(s), respectively, allowed to have any value.
192.*.*.*
matches only 192.0.0.0 through 192.255.255.255
192.7.*.*
matches only 192.7.0.0 through 192.7.255.255
161.114.87.*
matches only 161.114.87.0 through 161.114.87.255
• a.b.c.d-e.f.g.h
This form defines two specific IP addresses; the first must be numerically less than or equal to the second.
192.1.2.3-192.1.2.6
192.1.0.0-192.21.255.255
ADD IPRANGE command may be done before or after ADD SERVICE commands referring to the IPRANGE
ADD SCRIPT
ADD SCRIPT <script-name> function,p1,p2 function,p1,p2 …
A script is a series of setmode commands which is automatically performed at the beginning of a session and also after
an application call to setmode 28. A script can be referenced by ADD SERVICE and ADD WINDOW commands. ADD
SCRIPT and ADD SERVICE/WINDOW may be performed in any order, although the script must be defined before a
session attempts to use it.
Example script to turn off echo and turn off automatic LF on CR:
ADD SCRIPT NOECHO 20,0 7,0
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