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12-10-2007 08:25 AM
12-10-2007 08:25 AM
Re: Blocking "Carrier Check Failure" messages from DECnet-Plus
Willem,
the 'correct' way to stop DECnet Phase V from running on a LAN interface is:
$ @NET$CONFIGURE ADVANCED
...
[3] Configure Devices on this machine
...
Answer: NONE to suppress DECnet configuration on any LAN device not connected/not to be configured.
Be aware that editing the NET$*.NCL startup scripts will cause you to loose your edits, should you re-configure DECnet by using @NET$CONFIGURE later.
Volker.
the 'correct' way to stop DECnet Phase V from running on a LAN interface is:
$ @NET$CONFIGURE ADVANCED
...
[3] Configure Devices on this machine
...
Answer: NONE to suppress DECnet configuration on any LAN device not connected/not to be configured.
Be aware that editing the NET$*.NCL startup scripts will cause you to loose your edits, should you re-configure DECnet by using @NET$CONFIGURE later.
Volker.
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