I'm not finding it myself so : is there a complete definition of what the items dialup,, local, remote, network and server are used for in set aud/ena=logfail=xxx ? T.i. when do the alarms exactly occur ?
I assume. that LAT logins are considered LOCAL, because they replaced former directly conmected terminals with terminals at terminalservers. If memory serves me right, the SET HOST/LAT functionality was added later to VMS.
While on the subject : what about subprocess and detached login ? I failed to create a subprocess (spawn with already too many processes for me) but got no alarm.
I did a run sys$system:loginout/inp=nonexistsingfile : subprocess. Idem but /uic : detached. That seems ok.
You log in from a terminal connected directly to the central processor or from a terminal server that communicates directly with the central processor.
Remote
You log in to a node over the network by entering the DCL command SET HOST.
Network
The system performs a network login when you start a network task on a remote node, such as displaying the contents of a directory or copying files stored in a directory on another node. Both your current system and the remote system must be nodes in the same network.
