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Managing Users and Security
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
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
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
on page 16-29. If you still cannot start a TACL process,
Components, for information on checking for
Guardian User's Guide —425266-001
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Task 6: Check, Stop, and Restart Terminal
Communication Lines
Task 5: Start a New
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