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Operating the Network
Shut Down Network Services
Shut Down Network Services
To shut down NS, issue the following commands (NM capability
required):
DSLINE @;CLOSE
NSCONTROL STOP
NETCONTROL STOP
The DSLINE command shown above closes connections for your session
only.
NSCONTROL STOP allows existing users to continue using the services
until they finish their current task but prevents new uses of the
services by these users or by new users. Therefore, the services are not
actually stopped until all existing users finish using them. You can use
NSCONTROL ABORT instead if you wish to immediately terminate all use
of the services.
NETCONTROL STOP closes all open connections. To determine if there are
any sessions still active, enter: NSCONTROL STATUS. If you do not want
to wait until existing users are finished with their current tasks before
you bring down the system, issue NSCONTROL ABORT and then
NETCONTROL STOP.
If a host-based X.25 link is started, you will also need to issue a
DTCCNTRL command to stop X.25 and PAD support for the DTC/X.25
Network Access card. Enter the DTCCNTRL command after the
NSCONTROL STOP and NETCONTROL STOP commands. Enter the
command as:
DTCCNTRL DTC=dtcname;CARD=cardnumber;FUNC=function
where function is one of the following:
STARTX25 to start X.25 services;
STARTPADSUP to start PAD support services;
STARTBOTH to start both X.25 and PAD support services.