Adds a node and its logon information to the user's
NetCI configuration.
Discussion |
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Make sure that the NS node name specified in ;dsline=NS nodename
is a valid NS node name and is entered correctly (not misspelled).
If you enter an erroneous node name into the NetCI configuration,
NetCI will only discover the invalid node name when it attempts
to log on to a target node.
There are special considerations that apply to scripting (refer
to "Redirecting NetCI Input and Output" discussed
later in this chapter for further details) that you must consider
during configuration:
If a password is required to initiate
a logon session, make sure to include the password.
If remote application programs will poll terminals
for termtype during logon (which occurs when the application is
run as part of a logon UDC), make sure that you specify the termtype
option with the logon information. If it is not specified, connection
to that remote node on which the application is running will hang.
Examples
Example 1
This example adds nodes with logon sessions to the NetCI configuration.
NetCI>NEWNODE K OPERATOR.SYS/NET3K NetCI>NEWNODE Y OPERATOR.SYS/NET3Y NetCI>NEWNODE I OPERATOR.SYS/NET3I NetCI>NEWNODE J OPERATOR.SYS/NET3J NetCI>NEWNODE L OPERATOR.SYS/NET3L NetCI>NEWNODE H OPERATOR.SYS/NET3H |
Since the ;dsline= NS nodename
option is not specified after the logon information, the NetCI name
for each node will be the actual NS 3000 node name. In
the example, the default environment for each of the above nodes
will be:
;DSLINE=K ;DSLINE=Y ;DSLINE=I ;DSLINE=J ;DSLINE=L ;DSLINE=H |
Example 2
This example assigns a NetCI name (or identifier) to a logon
session on node Y.
NetCI>NEWNODE CHABLIS OPERATOR.SYS/NET3K;DSLINE=Y |
Y is the NS node name. The
node name specified for the ;dsline=NS nodename
option must be the actual NS 3000 node name specified in
the NS 3000 configuration. In NetCI, CHABLIS
now refers to a specific session on remote node Y under the user
name OPERATOR.
An NS node may be assigned more than one NetCI name and logon
session. For example,
NetCI>NEWNODE PINOIT MGR.SYS/NET3K;DSLINE=Y |
assigns node Y another NetCI
name and user on that node. In NetCI, PINOIT
refers to a session established on remote node Y
under the user name MGR. This example
shows that two NetCI names, CHABLIS
and PINOIT, are assigned to node
Y. These two names refer to node
Y with different user sessions
being established.
