Reseting tcp proccess

[Taulant Shamo]

Hello,

I want to create a script in order give this commands: (to reset the tcp network connection)

$@tcpware:shutnet
$wait 00:01
$@tcpware:startnet

but as you realize when the first command is issued the terminal closed automatically because the procceses are killed and I need to set host from the other node to issue the startnet command.

How can I manage to run a script in order to shut and start the proccess.

Thank you
Taulant

[Lokesh_2]

Hi Taulant,

You can use SUBMIT command to submit this script.

HTH,
Thanks and regards,
Lokesh

[Lokesh_2]

Hi Taulant,

One more thing, put a $SET NOON at the begging of your command procedure, so that even if there is an error while shutting down TCPIP etc...you will likely to get your network up again.

Best regards,
Lokesh

[Anton van Ruitenbeek]

Taulant,

What do you want to reset ? If you only want to reset the telnet, can't you only do this with TCPware ?
Whith TCPIP from HP you can by @SYS$STARTUP:TCPIP$TELNET_SHUTDOWN and _STARTUP.
I don't know or you can this with TCPware.
But in any case, Lokesh idee works perfect.

AvR

[Martin Vorlaender]

>>>
What do you want to reset ? If you only want to reset the telnet, can't you only do this with TCPware ?
<<<

Of course you can. SHUTNET.COM and STARTNET.COM take a parameter where you can specify the service to stop/start. More precise, you can pass any service name that has a TCPWARE:_CONTROL.COM file.

cu,
Martin

[Antoniov.]

Hi Taulant,
you can do this in 2 ways:
1. Submit command
2. execute command via loginout
$ RUN/DETACH/OUTPUT= -
/INPUT= -SYS$SYSTEM:LOGINOUT

HTH
Antonio Vigliotti

[Doug Phillips]

Hi Taulant,

If you are logged in via TELNET, there isn't any way to stop and restart it without dropping your connection. But, using one of the suggested methods, when TELNET comes back up you will be able to reconnect and log back in. If you have VTA enabled, you will be able to reconnect to your session. If you can, you could log in via SET HOST to restart TCPIP.

If you really want to go through some stressful moments, do a reboot from a not-the-console terminal 1000 miles away at night when noone is at the remote site(:-O) (not recommended except as a last resort or moments of utter insanity!)

-Doug

[Jan van den Ende]

Ouch!

Doug, you must have been eighther insanely brave or insanely desperate, or more probably both!

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe

[Taulant Shamo]

Thank you
All