IBM OS/390 User Manual
$D PATH(node_name)
Display the path(s) to another node
$D Nxx.
′
$D NODE(yy)
′
Send a command to node xx to display the status of node yy
$D MNn,
′
Please drain your session
′
Send a message to an operator on another node
See
JES2 Commands for details. Chapter 4 has good guidance information for
NJE operations, and Chapter 5 has detailed command syntax descriptions.
Command Authority for Remote Operators
An operator on one node can send commands to another node, subject to the
authorization established by that remote node. In general, an operator is limited
to a subset of commands that display and control jobs which are submitted or
“owned” by that node, and devices that are attached to that node. In JES2, this
is controlled by the AUTH parameter on the NODE initialization statement.
authorization established by that remote node. In general, an operator is limited
to a subset of commands that display and control jobs which are submitted or
“owned” by that node, and devices that are attached to that node. In JES2, this
is controlled by the AUTH parameter on the NODE initialization statement.
See the table titled “Remote Entry Restrictions” in Chapter 2 of
JES2 Commands
which describes the authority required for all JES2 commands.
28.6.2.1 Using SDSF Panels for NJE
The Line and Node panels of SDSF allow you to monitor and manage NJE
activity.
activity.
See the
SDSF Guide and Reference and SDSF Customization and Security for
details.
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