HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 142)

Enter Choice> tacl
TACL 1>
NOTE: If you receive a message indicating that the service you have selected is not available,
inform the system manager of the remote system that the service has not been started.
If you omit the host name (or address) when you start TN6530, or if your connection to the
host system does not succeed, you can use the TELNET open command to try to make the
connection again. TN6530 allows you to use all the commands and options provided by the
TELNET client; see Section 11, TELNET—Using a Network Virtual Terminal, for a description
of these commands and options.
3. Log on to the system.
TACL 1> LOGON ADMIN.BONNIE
(Welcome message and other system messages appear.)
TACL 2>
You must have a logon name consisting of a group name and a user name, such as
ADMIN.BONNIE in this example, and a password. You can change the password using the
TACL PASSWORD command.
NOTE: To use 653X block-mode functions, you must start TN6530 in a window that is at
least 80 columns by 25 rows.
Suspending TN6530
Use the following procedure to temporarily exit your host system and return to TN6530 command
mode:
1.
Press CTRL/] (CONTROL key and close bracket key, simultaneously). This is the escape
sequence indicated by ^] in the first message you see after connecting to the host system:
TACL 5>
(Press CTRL/])
tn6530>
After you execute a TELNET command, you automatically return to the host system prompt; in
this example, TACL 5>.
2. If you want to return to UNIX temporarily, type the letter z at the TN6530 prompt:
tn6530> z
%
You can also press CTRL/] and type the character z immediately at the TACL prompt.
To resume your TACL session from UNIX, you can use the cshell fg command. If more than
one process (job) is suspended, you must specify which one you want to resume.
Stopping TN6530
Use the following procedure to stop the emulator utility and return to UNIX:
1.
From the TACL prompt or other host system prompt, type logoff:
TACL 22> logoff
You should always log off the host system when you are through with a session, for security
reasons.
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