Task 6: Check, Stop, And Restart Terminal Communication Lines - HP Guardian User Manual

Managing Users and Security

Task 6: Check, Stop, and Restart Terminal Communication Lines

If a user still has no TACL access after you have performed Tasks 1 through 5 of this
subsection, you should check and possibly stop and restart the user's terminal
communication line.
1. Check the user's terminal communication line.
a. Make sure you are logged on as a super-group user (255,n).
b. Run the SCF utility.
4> SCF
c. At the SCF prompt, ssume the user's terminal line name:
-> ASSUME LINE $line
line is the terminal line name, and is the same as the first component of the
user's terminal name; for example, $JT1.
d. Assume the subdevice name of the user's terminal:
-> ASSUME SU #subdevice
subdevice is the subdevice name, and is the same as the second component
of the user's terminal name; for example, #J01.
e. 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. You should follow your local procedure for problem
reporting and escalation.
If the STATUS command reports STOPPED, the terminal communication
line is not working. Proceed to Step 2.
2. Stop the terminal communication line and subdevice.
-> ABORT
Caution. The ABORT command will stop the subunit #subdevice when a subunit is assumed
with the ASSUME command. Aborting a line will usually affect other users connected to
subunits associated with the line, so it is not usually done unless all subunits (subdevices) on a
particular line are being affected by a problem.
3. Restart the line and subdevice.
-> START
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Task 6: Check, Stop, and Restart Terminal
Communication Lines