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*** Retransmission ***

Nous avons eu un problème de réception de votre courrier électronique

Nous vous le transmettons à nouveau

Merci


This command limit #,# (before the "," the number of jobs after the
"," the number of sessions=number of concurrent users) can be issued
by manager.sys, operator.sys or for that matter any user on the
console with approriate capabilities

good luck
ww

p.s. if you want to stop logging on set the value of the second
parameter to "0"; this will prevent any user from logging on.
Including you after you logged of. If you want to log on again use the
";hipri" paramater after the hello user.account statement e.g.
hello manager.sys;hipri


On Tue, 28 Apr 1998 12:26:03 +0500, ashish phillips <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I believe you should be able to use the command "limit #jobs, #sessions"
>to achieve your task. Setting the second parameter to a low value will
>stop users from logging onto the system. This command may be issued by
>"operator.sys" user.
>
>have fun,
>
>ashish
>CSY-DB
>
>Sajeeva Perera wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I am new to the HP 3000 administrator in my office. Pls. let me know the
>> commend to stop users logging in to the system. This is required specially
>> when backing up the system.
>>
>> rgds
>> Chalaka

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