[HECnet] RSTS/E 10.1 DECnet/E 4.1 noob question

[Johnny Billquist]

Depending on the system, it might be something you choose at installation.

I've never configured RSTS/E, so I don't know for sure about that one.

   Johnny

On 2019-03-10 15:50, Supratim Sanyal wrote:
> How do I get the executor to be an end-node?
> 
> $ NCP
> NCP>SHOW EXEC CHAR
> Node Volatile Characteristics as of 10-MAR-19 08:50:34
> 
> Executor Node = 31.28 (RST101)
> 
> State                      = On
> Identification             = DECnet/E V4.1
> Management Version         = 4.3.0
> Loop Count                 = 1
> Loop Length                = 128
> Loop With                  = Mixed
> Counter Timer              = 0
> Incoming Timer             = 120
> Outgoing Timer             = 120
> ECL Version                = 4.0.0
> Maximum Links              = 32
> Delay Factor               = 48
> Delay Weight               = 3
> Inactivity Timer           = 120
> Retransmit Factor          = 5
> Routing Version            = 2.0.0
> Type                       = Routing IV
> Routing Timer              = 120
> Broadcast Routing Timer    = 40
> Maximum Address            = 1023
> Maximum Circuits           = 16
> Maximum Cost               = 1022
> Maximum Hops               = 30
> Maximum Visits             = 32
> Maximum Area               = 63
> Max Broadcast Nonrouters   = 64
> Max Broadcast Routers      = 16
> Maximum Buffers            = 100
> Buffer Size                = 576
> Segment Buffer Size        = 576
> Default Account            = [50,1]
> Data Xmit Queue Max        = 4
> Int/LS Queue Max           = 2
> Maximum Nodes              = 3000
> Volatile Param File Name   = SY0:[0,1]NSP0.SYS
> NCP>DEFINE EXEC TYPE NONROUTING IV
> ?Invalid command - DEFINE EXEC \\TYPE NONROUTING IV\\
> NCP>HELP DEFINE EXEC
> 
> Programs
> 
>    NCP
> 
>      DEFINE
> 
>        EXECUTOR
> 
>          Use the SET EXECUTOR command to create or modify parameters in the
>          volatile database which controls the network on the executor node.
>          Use the DEFINE EXECUTOR command to create or modify parameters 
> in the
>          volatile database which controls the network on the executor node.
> 
> 
>          SET     EXECUTOR        (parameters ...)
> 
> 
> 
>          Additional help is available on:
> 
>          ALL             ADDRESS         BROADCAST ROUTING TIMER
>          BUFFER SIZE     COUNTER TIMER   DATA TRANSMIT QUEUE MAXIMUM
>          DEFAULT ACCOUNT DELAY FACTOR    DELAY WEIGHT    IDENTIFICATION
>          INACTIVITY TIMER  INCOMING TIMER  INTERRUPT TRANSMIT QUEUE MAXIMUM
>          MAXIMUM ADDRESS MAXIMUM AREA    MAXIMUM BROADCAST NONROUTERS
>          MAXIMUM BROADCAST ROUTERS.      MAXIMUM BUFFERS MAXIMUM CIRCUITS
>          MAXIMUM COST    MAXIMUM HOPS    MAXIMUM LINKS   MAXIMUM NODES
>          MAXIMUM VISITS  NAME            OUTGOING TIMER  RETRANSMIT FACTOR
>          ROUTING TIMER   SEGMENT BUFFER SIZE             STATE
>          TRANSMIT ANSWER PASSWORD        TRANSMIT ORIGINATE PASSWORD
>          VOLATILE PARAMETER FILE NAME    Examples        NODE
> 
> 
>   Programs NCP DEFINE EXECUTOR Subtopic?

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