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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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NMS and DSA <strong>Message</strong>s<br />

NMS <strong>Message</strong>s<br />

All the messages are alphabetized for easy reference. Table 17–1 classifies messages into<br />

particular message types.<br />

Table 17–1. <strong>Message</strong> Types Table<br />

<strong>Message</strong> Type Description<br />

Access Authority <strong>Message</strong>s relating to the types of console authority allowed<br />

in the network, passwords, and other security measures.<br />

CENLOG CENLOG messages report and record significant<br />

events/errors that occur in the <strong>Telcon</strong> environment.<br />

Communication Facility These messages are responses to NMS commands that<br />

affect various facilities in the network. Examples include the<br />

following:<br />

• Using the wrong RID<br />

• Bringing up a terminal when the cluster is down<br />

• Using the wrong facility name<br />

<strong>DCP</strong> Status Displays status information (messages) on the NMS console<br />

after you enter a STATUS command on a <strong>DCP</strong>.<br />

Dial-out Operation When a system session-open request is received from a<br />

host for a terminal that is attached to an inactive group, an<br />

attempt is made to establish the physical connection with<br />

the terminal through an auto or manual dial-out operation.<br />

An auto dial-out operation involves a second port processor,<br />

which is cabled to an automatic call unit connected to a<br />

local modem requiring a special line module to perform the<br />

dial function. This is performed through the hardware and<br />

software and requires no human intervention. For manual<br />

operation, you must perform the dial operation to the<br />

specified group of terminals from the local modem attached<br />

to the indicated port processor. The <strong>DCP</strong> always attempts<br />

to locate an auto-dial line first. If it fails to locate an autodial<br />

line, a manual dial-up operation is attempted.<br />

Disk These messages provide information relating to disk file<br />

manipulation; such as, cataloging or copying files.<br />

Facility Move A response message is displayed on the NMS console when<br />

an NMS MOVE command has been entered.<br />

Inspect/Change Response messages are displayed on the NMS console<br />

when an NMS INSP or CHNG command has been entered.<br />

Magnetic Tape Response messages relating to file manipulation on<br />

magnetic tape such as assigning, freeing, or canceling files,<br />

or reporting a file as empty.<br />

Miscellaneous Response messages displayed on the NMS console when<br />

various NMS commands are entered.<br />

17–2 7436 0728–303

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