HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 348)

Managing Users and Security
Guardian User’s Guide — 425266-001
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Task 1: Check the Status of the User’s TACL
Process
Task 1: Check the Status of the User’s TACL Process
Check the status of a user’s TACL process to see what processes are running on the
user’s terminal:
1. Determine the user’s terminal name (for example $JT1.#J01) by asking the user or
by checking your files or records, and make a note of it.
2. Check the status of all processes (including the TACL process):
> STATUS *, TERM $terminal-name
If no TACL process is running, the user might have exited from the TACL process. If
this is the case, go to
Task 5: Start a New TACL Process on page 16-29. Otherwise,
continue with Task 2: Check for Hardware Problems on page 16-27.
For more information about the STATUS command, see the TACL Reference Manual.
Example
To check the status of the TACL process running on the terminal $JT1.#J01, enter:
> STATUS *, TERM $JT1.#J01
Information such as this is displayed:
This status report example shows a normally functioning TACL process and includes:
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The process name, if it is named (Process)
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Whether the process is a backup or primary process (B if a backup process)
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The processor and process number (for example, 4,100; 5,100)
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The execution priority of the process (Pri)
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PFR code (PFR)
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P indicates that the process contains privileged code.
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F indicates that the process is waiting on a page fault.
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R indicates that the process is on the ready list.
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The wait state (%WT)
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The group and user ID numbers of the person using the process (Userid)
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The name of the program file (Program file)
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The home terminal of the process (Hometerm)
Process Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file Hometerm
$TH02 4,100 150 005 8,001 $SYSTEM.SYS00.TACL $JT1.#J01
$TH02 B 5,100 150 001 8,001 $SYSTEM.SYS00.TACL $JT1.#J01