NDC comm CompuFax user manual Show Prin TER, Show Server, Shutdown, Start, Stop, Device, En Try

Format:	/ USERNAME= (username [,...])
Description:	This qualifier causes the report to be filtered by username. Only those entries which were

originated by one of the specified usernames will be displayed. The specified usernames may contain the wildcard characters "*" and "%". Up to 4 usernames may be specified in the list.

SHOW PRIN TER

Description: Shows the current printer settings, which may be altered using the SET PRINTER command (which requires OPER privilege.)

SHOW QUEUE

Description: SHOW QUEUE is a synonym of SHOW ENTRY. See the description of SHOW ENTRY for a description of the command.

SHOW SERVER

Format:	SHOW SERVER
Description:	This command shows the node name of the FAX server currently in use. When no FAX

hardware is connected to the current node, a "remote server" is run on the current node. This remote server connects to a "FAX server" on a node which does have FAX hardware attached and user commands are processed on the FAX server node. If this command is issued on a FAX server node it displays the remote server nodes which are currently connected. The logical name FAX$SERVER_NODE defines the node(s) which may be connected to by the remote server.

SHUTDOWN

Description: This command shuts down the FAX server. OPER privilege is required. The server shuts down immediately without waiting for in progress documents. It is recommended that STOP/ DEV be used first as it waits for faxes to complete before stop devices. Once SHOW/ DEV shows all devices Off-line continue with the SHUTDOWN command.

START
Format:	START / DEVICE= (n, ...)
Description:	This command brings the specified device(s) on line. OPER privilege is required.
STOP
Format:	STOP / DEVICE [= (n, ...)]
	STOP / ENTRY = (n, ...) [ / ALL ]
Description:	This command is used to take a device off line and is also used to delete a queue entry.

/ ALL

Description: If this qualifier is specified and the target entry or entries involve a database lookup, all current device entries resulting from the lookup will be aborted as well as the database queue entry itself. If multiple entry IDs are specified, the / ALL applies to all of them. If / ALL is not specified, only the target entry will be aborted. If the target entry is a database queue entry, active device entries will be allowed to complete but no more will be started. / ALL is only valid when used with / ENTRY.

/ DEVICE
Format:	/ DEVICE [= (n, ...)]
Description:	This takes one or more fax devices off line. The device number is the number from a

SHOW DEVICE report. If no device is specified, all devices are stopped. This qualifier requires OPER privilege.

/ EN TRY
Format:	/ ENTRY = (n, ...)

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