George, here are the settings setup on our system to page me for certain
error codes.....


Terminal type         [10]  (10, 18, or 24)
   or terminal type file name [                          ]
Line speed         [9600 ]  (300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, or
38400 bps)
Record width        [80  ]  (1... 2048
bytes)
Modem type             [0]  (0 - none, 1 - US, 2 - EU, 3 - Five wires,
                             4 - US inout, 5 - EU inout)
Modem behavior         [0]  (0 - none, 1 - DCE, 2 - DTE, 3 - DCE high)
Data length/Parity  [NONE]  (None, Odd, Even, 0's, 1's, 8eve, 8odd)
Speed/Parity Sensing?  [N]  (Y/N)     Allow :HELLO logon?  [N] (Y,N)
Reset HP terminal?     [N]  (Y/N)     NLIO device?         [N] (Y,N)
Hardware handshaking   [N]  (Y/N)


:REFUSE ldev

Here is a copy of the job that pages on pre-defined errors.

!JOB PAGER,MANAGER.SYS;HIPRI;OUTCLASS=LP,1
!comment Auto job runs at pre-determined times to
!comment check system status and page system admin
!comment 08/11/97 RAC
!comment
!comment
!FILE PAGER;DEV=171
!SETVAR STATUS "0"
!comment check time and session limit
!IF HPSESLIMIT < 10
!  ECHO ATDT9,99999999999,,,,,,,,,959# >*PAGER
!  TELLOP;SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR PAGED FOR ERROR CODE #959
!comment check if no access to new world
!ELSEIF FINFO("NOACCESS.FILES.WWA","EXISTS") THEN
!  ECHO ATDT9,99999999999,,,,,,,,,6969# >*PAGER
!  TELLOP;SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR PAGED FOR ERROR CODE #6969
!comment check if telnet server is running
!ELSEIF FINFO("INETD.NET.SYS",61)=0
!  ECHO ATDT9,99999999999,,,,,,,,,,6100# >*PAGER
!  TELLOP;SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR PAGED FOR ERROR CODE #6100
!comment check if stdlists for any jobs that aborted
!comment SETVAR HPCIERR 0
!comment spoolf @;seleq=[jobabort=true];show
!comment ELSEIF HPCIERR <> -4809
!comment   ECHO ATDT9,99999999999,,,,,,,,,4809# >*PAGER
!comment   TELLOP;SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR PAGED FOR ERROR CODE #4809
!ENDIF
!IF HPHOUR = 12
!  STREAM PAGER;AT=06:20
!ELSEIF HPHOUR = 6
!  STREAM PAGER;AT=12:00
!ENDIF
!EOJ


Sorry. I don't have the modem settings handy, but you pretty much turn
everything off and make it outbound only... If I get some time, I will
dig those up for you. Good luck.

Rick Clark
Seniot Analyst
WW&R
Cleveland, Ohio



George Willis wrote:
>
> Has anyone tried using the HP3000  to dialout via a connected modem port
> using USR 28K or Multitech 56K modems? I am able to do this using an HP
> Supportlink 1200 baud modem on a remote HP3K, but cannot duplicate the
> setting to a modern modem on this HP3K. This task will allow us to page
> support personnel when jobs abort abnormally. Any info is appreciated.
>
> George Willis
> Fayez Sarofim & Co
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