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! NCP.MEM - Network Control Program help file
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! NCP.RNO - DSR source file of the help file
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! Updated February 24, 1982. Son VoBa.
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!
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! The .MEM file should reside in the HLP: directory of the running system.
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!
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! Each NCP command has an entry in this file. The entries must be
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! alphabetically ordered and must be preceeded with an "*" in column 1.
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!
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! Additional entries may be added to this help file, but with care.
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*
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NCP enables an operator to perform network control functions like
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changing parameters, gathering information, down-line loading, up-line
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dumping, triggering bootstrap, testing link and network, and zeroing
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counters.
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Help for a specific command may be obtained with the HELP command as
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follows:
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NCP> HELP keyword [additional parameter]
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For instance, if you wish additional information about the CANCEL
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command you would type "HELP CANCEL"
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*CANCEL
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CANCEL is used to remove a command from the queue before processing
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begins. You can check the status of the command with the SHOW QUEUE
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command.
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*CLEAR
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CLEAR is used to clear parameters of an entity from the volatile data
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base. Additional information available
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CLEAR CIRCUIT
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CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE
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CLEAR LINE
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CLEAR LOGGING
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CLEAR NODE
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*CLEAR CIRCUIT
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CLEAR CIRCUIT is used to clear the volatile circuit parameters for
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the circuit(s) identified in the command.
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*CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE
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CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE is used to reset the EXECUTOR to the node on
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which the NCP program is running. Note that this command does not
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return the executor to the value in the permanent data base.
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*CLEAR LINE
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CLEAR LINE is used to clear the volatile line parameters for the
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line(s) identified in the command.
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*CLEAR LOGGING
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CLEAR LOGGING is used to control the logging of events, both the
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events that will be logged and where they will be logged.
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*CLEAR NODE
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CLEAR NODE is used to clear the volatile parameters of the node
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identified as node-id or set as EXECUTOR.
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*DEFINE
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DEFINE is used to modify values in the permanent data base of the
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identified entity. Additional information available
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DEFINE CIRCUIT
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DEFINE LINE
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DEFINE LOGGING
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DEFINE NODE
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*DEFINE CIRCUIT
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DEFINE CIRCUIT is used to set the permanent circuit parameters for
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the circuit(s) identified in the command.
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*DEFINE LINE
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DEFINE LINE is used to set the permanent line parameters for the
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line(s) identified in the command.
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*DEFINE LOGGING
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DEFINE LOGGING is used to control where the events are logged (event
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sinks) and which events get logged.
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*DEFINE NODE
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DEFINE NODE is used to set the permanent parameters for the node
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identified as node-id or set as EXECUTOR.
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*DUMP
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DUMP is used to store a copy of the target's memory image in a dump
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file at the host node.
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*ENTER
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ENTER is used to enter an alternative command processor for an
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application type.
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*EXIT
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EXIT is used to leave NCP command level and return to the TOPS-20
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monitor command level.
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*HELP
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HELP allows you to display the function and format of any NCP
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command. The format is
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NCP> HELP keyword [additional parameters]
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where keyword can be any one of the following NCP commands:
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CANCEL CLEAR DEFINE DUMP ENTER EXIT HELP
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LIST LOAD LOOP PURGE PUSH RETURN SET
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SHOW TAKE TELL TRIGGER ZERO
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*LIST
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LIST is used to display information from the permanent data base.
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*LOAD
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LOAD is used to load the system image file from one node to a remote
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node in the network
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*LOOP
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LOOP is used to request a node level loopback test. The node
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specified in the command is the node to be connected TO; that is,
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the node that will loop back the data. This may be the local node or
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a remote node.
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*PURGE
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PURGE is used to clear parameters of an entity from the permanent
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data base. Additional information available
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PURGE CIRCUIT
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PURGE EXECUTOR NODE
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PURGE LINE
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PURGE LOGGING
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PURGE NODE
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*PURGE CIRCUIT
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PURGE CIRCUIT is used to clear the permanent circuit parameters for
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the circuit(s) identified in the command.
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*PURGE EXECUTOR NODE
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PURGE EXECUTOR NODE is used to reset the executor in the permanent
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data base to the local node.
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*PURGE LINE
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PURGE LINE is used to clear the permanent line parameters for the
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line(s) identified in the command.
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*PURGE LOGGING
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PURGE LOGGING is used to control the logging of events, both the
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events that will be logged and where they will be logged.
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*PURGE NODE
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PURGE NODE is used to clear the permanent parameters of the node
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identified as node-id or set as EXECUTOR.
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*PUSH
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PUSH is used to leave the NCP command level and enter the TOPS-20
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monitor command level. The POP command is used to return to the NCP
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command level.
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*RETURN
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RETURN is used to return to the OPR command level.
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*SET
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SET is used to modify values in the volatile data base of the
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identified entity. Additional information available
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SET CIRCUIT
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SET LINE
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SET LOGGING
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SET NODE
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*SET CIRCUIT
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SET CIRCUIT is used to set the volatile circuit parameters for the
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circuit(s) identified in the command.
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*SET LINE
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SET LINE is used to set the volatile line parameters for the line(s)
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identified in the command.
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*SET LOGGING
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SET LOGGING is used to control where the events are logged (event
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sinds) and which events get logged.
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*SET NODE
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SET NODE is used to set the volatile parameters for the node
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identified as node-id or set as EXECUTOR.
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*SHOW
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SHOW is used to display information from the volatile data base.
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*TAKE
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TAKE is used to execute a series of NCP commands from a specified
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command file.
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*TELL
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TELL NODE is used as a prefix to designate the node that is to
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process the command. The prefix is effective only for the single
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command that immediately follows. Although the access information is
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optional, the node specified as node-id may refuse to accept the
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command.
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Using the TELL NODE prefix is more efficient than a combination of
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SET EXECUTOR and CLEAR EXECUTOR commands when only one command is to
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be given to a node.
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*TRIGGER
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TRIGGER is used to attempt to cause the target node (the node to be
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loaded) to send a load request to the executor. If the load request
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is sent successfully, the load proceeds automatically.
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*ZERO
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ZERO is used to generate a counters zeroed event that causes counters
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to be logged. The counters are then set to zero. The counters
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affected are those associated with the specified entity.
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