The format of the SET command is:

   SET component component-options

Component types are:

   ALIAS
   EXECUTOR
   LINE
   LOGGING
   NODE
   OBJECT
   PROCESS
   SYSTEM

For more help use:

   HELP component-type
   HELP SET component-type
2 ALIAS
Use the SET ALIAS command to create or change an alias for a node.  The
format is:

   SET ALIAS alias-name DESTINATION node-id [access-control] [[SCOPE] scope]

The DESTINATION and SCOPE parameters may be input in either order.

For more help use:

   HELP ACCESS CONTROL
   HELP ALIAS
   HELP ALIAS SCOPE
2 EXECUTOR
Use the SET EXECUTOR command to establish executor node parameters.
The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR parameters

Parameter types are:

   HOST
   NODE
   RECEIVE PASSWORD
   STATE
   TRANSMIT PASSWORD
   VERIFICATION

For more help use:

   HELP EXECUTOR
   HELP SET EXECUTOR parameter-type
3 HOST
Use the SET EXECUTOR HOST command to establish the host node used by the
executor for down-line task loads or for connects to $HOST.  The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR HOST node-id

Where node-id is a node name or node address as describe for regular nodes.

For more help use:

   HELP EXECUTOR
   HELP NODE
3 NODE
Use the SET EXECUTOR NODE command to establish the executor node to be used
by NCP.  Using this command causes subsequent commands (other than HELP,
EXIT, or CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE)  to be directed to the remote command processing
modules on the specified executor node.  The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR NODE node-id [access-control]

Where node-id is the node name or node address of the desired executor node
and access-control is the information necessary to gain the desired access.

On an RSX node, the access control will be used to determine the level of
privilege allowed in performing network management functions.  A priviliged
user identification and password results in privileged access, any other
access control, or lack of it, results in non-privileged access.

For more help use:

   HELP ACCESS CONTROL
   HELP EXECUTOR
   HELP NODE
3 RECEIVE
Use the SET EXECUTOR RECEIVE PASSWORD command to establish the password that
the executor expects to receive during line initialization with an adjacent
node.  The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR RECEIVE PASSWORD password

Where password is a string of 1-8 characters.  To use blanks or tabs in the
password, it must be enclosed in quotes (").  To indicate a quote in a quoted
password, use a double quote ("").

For more help use:

   HELP SET EXECUTOR
4 PASSWORD
Use the SET EXECUTOR RECEIVE PASSWORD command to establish the password that
the executor expects to receive during line initialization with an adjacent
node.  The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR RECEIVE PASSWORD password

Where password is a string of 1-8 characters.  To use blanks or tabs in the
password, it must be enclosed in quotes (").  To indicate a quote in a quoted
password, use a double quote ("").

For more help use:

   HELP SET EXECUTOR
3 STATE
Use the SET EXECUTOR STATE command to change the state of the executor node.
The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR STATE state

Where state is one of:

   ON   - Normal operating state, network activity allowed.
   SHUT - Shutting down.  No new logical links allowed and route-through
          stopped.

When the state is SHUT, all logical links have been disconnected, and all
network tasks have closed their network access, the state will automatically
go to OFF.

For more help use:

   HELP SET EXECUTOR
3 TRANSMIT
Use the SET EXECUTOR TRANSMIT PASSWORD command to establish the password that
the executor transmits during line initialization with an adjacent node.
The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR TRANSMIT PASSWORD password

Where password is a string of 1-8 characters.  To use blanks or tabs in the
password, it must be enclosed in quotes (").  To indicate a quote in a quoted
password, use a double quote ("").

For more help use:

   HELP SET EXECUTOR
4 PASSWORD
Use the SET EXECUTOR TRANSMIT PASSWORD command to establish the password that
the executor transmits during line initialization with an adjacent node.
The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR TRANSMIT PASSWORD password

Where password is a string of 1-8 characters.  To use blanks or tabs in the
password, it must be enclosed in quotes (").  To indicate a quote in a quoted
password, use a double quote ("").

For more help use:

   HELP SET EXECUTOR
3 VERIFICATION
Use the SET EXECUTOR VERIFICATION command to enable or disable the executor's
verification of access control on incoming logical link connect requests.
The format is:

   SET EXECUTOR VERIFICATION state

Where state is one of:

   ON  - Executor is to verify access control.
   OFF - Executor is not to verify access control.
2 LINE
Use the SET LINE command to establish line parameters.
The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id parameters
   SET KNOWN LINES parameters

Parameter types are:

   ALL                     LOCATION            STATE
   CONTROLLER CSR          MULTIPOINT          TRIBUTARY
   COST                    OWNER               UNIT CSR
   DUPLEX                  PRIORITY            VECTOR

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
   HELP SET LINE parameter-type
3 ALL
Use the SET LINE ALL command to establish a line into the running system with
all of its default parameters.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id ALL
   SET KNOWN LINES ALL

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 CONTROLLER
For CONTROLLER CSR help use:

   HELP SET LINE CONTROLLER CSR
4 CSR
Use the SET LINE CONTROLLER CSR command to override the default controller
CSR when establishing a line into the running system.  The format is:

   SET LINE line-id [CONTROLLER] CSR csr-address

Where csr-address is an octal number in the range 160000-177776.

For more help use:

   HELP SET LINE
3 COST
Use the SET LINE COST command to establish the cost associated with routing
over the line.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id COST number
   SET KNOWN LINES COST number

Where number is a decimal integer in the range 1-25.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 DUPLEX
Use the SET LINE DUPLEX command to override the default duplex parameter
value when establishing a line into the running system.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id DUPLEX duplex-option
   SET KNOWN LINES DUPLEX duplex-option

Where the duplex option is either HALF or FULL.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 LOCATION
Use the SET LINE LOCATION command to override the default location
when establishing a line into the running system.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id LOCATION location-option
   SET KNOWN LINES LOCATION location-option

Where the location option is one of:

   FIRSTFIT - To locate the line databases in the first space large enough.
   TOPDOWN  - To locate the line databases at the top of available memory.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 MULTIPOINT
Use the SET LINE MULTIPOINT command to establish multipoint polling ratios
for a line.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id MULTIPOINT ratio-option
   SET KNOWN LINES MULTIPOINT ratio-option

Where the ratio option is ACTIVE or DEAD.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
   HELP SET LINE MULTIPOINT ratio-option
4 ACTIVE
Use the SET LINE MULTIPOINT ACTIVE command to establish the polling ratio
for active tributaries on a multipoint line.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id MULTIPOINT ACTIVE number
   SET KNOWN LINES MULTIPOINT ACTIVE number

Where the line-id identifies the tributary to which the polling ratio applies
and number is a decimal integer in the range 1-255.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
4 DEAD
Use the SET LINE MULTIPOINT DEAD command to establish the polling ratio
for dead tributaries on a multipoint line.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id MULTIPOINT DEAD number
   SET KNOWN LINES MULTIPOINT DEAD number

Where the line-id identifies the multipoint control station to which the
polling ratio applies and number is a decimal integer in the range 1-255.
Note that the dead ratio applies to the entire control station and cannot
be made specific to a particular tributary.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 OWNER
Use the SET LINE OWNER command to establish the owner of a line.  The line
must be in the OFF state to use this command.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id OWNER owner-id
   SET KNOWN LINES OWNER owner-id

Where the owner-id is one of:

   DLX - for lines that are available for user program use.
   NSP - for lines that are available for network use.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 PRIORITY
Use the SET LINE PRIORITY command to override the default priority
value when establishing a line into the running system.  The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id PRIORITY number
   SET KNOWN LINES PRIORITY number

Where number is a decimal integer in the range 4-7.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 STATE
Use the SET LINE STATE command to control the operational state of a line.
The formats are:

   SET LINE line-id STATE state
   SET KNOWN LINES STATE state

Where state is one of:

   ON      - The line is available for normal use by its owner.
   OFF     - The line is unavailable for use.
   SERVICE - The line is reserved for network management use.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
3 TRIBUTARY
Use the SET LINE TRIBUTARY command to establish the tributary address used
in polling a tributary on a multipoint station.  The format is:

   SET LINE line-id TRIBUTARY number

Where number is a decimal integer in the range 1-255.
3 UNIT
For UNIT CSR help use:

   HELP SET LINE UNIT CSR
4 CSR
Use the SET LINE UNIT CSR command to override the default unit
CSR when establishing a line into the running system.  The format is:

   SET LINE line-id UNIT CSR csr-address

Where csr-address is an octal number in the range 160000-177776.

For more help use:

   HELP SET LINE
3 VECTOR
Use the SET LINE VECTOR command to override the default vector address
when establishing a line into the running system.  The format is:

   SET LINE line-id VECTOR vector-address

Where the vector address is an octal number in the range 0-1000.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
2 LOGGING
Use the SET LOGGING command to establish logging parameters.
The format is:

   SET LOGGING sink-type   parameters [source-qual] [sink-node]

Parameter types are:

   EVENT   STATE   NAME
Source qualifiers are:

   LINE   NODE
For more help use:

   HELP LOGGING
   HELP LOGGING EVENTS QUALIFIERS
   HELP LOGGING EVENTS SINKS
   HELP SET LOGGING parameter-type
3 EVENTS
Use the SET LOGGING EVENTS command to enable the logging of events.
The format is:

   SET LOGGING EVENT event-list or
   SET LOGGING KNOWN EVENTS


For more help use:

   HELP LOGGING
   HELP LOGGING EVENTS
3 STATE
Use the SET LOGGING STATE command to control the operation of the logging
sink.  The format is:

   SET LOGGING sink-type STATE state

Where state is one of:

   ON  - To allow the logging sink-type to log events.
   OFF - To prevent the logging sink-type from logging events.

For more help use:

   HELP LOGGING
3 NAME
Use the SET LOGGING NAME command to specify the name of the logging
sink.  The format is:

   SET LOGGING sink-type NAME sink-name

Where sink-name is one of:

   valid terminal device for CONSOLE
   valid file name for FILE
   valid task name for MONITOR

For more help use:

   HELP LOGGING

2 NODE
Use the SET NODE command to establish executor parameters relative to other
nodes.  The format is:

   SET NODE node-id parameters

Parameter types are:

   NAME
   LINE

For more help use:

   HELP NODE
   HELP SET NODE parameter-type
3 NAME
Use the SET NODE NAME command to associate a node name with a node address.
The format is:

   SET NODE node-id NAME node-name

Where node-id specifies the node that is to be identified by the node name.
If the node-id is a name, it must be an existing name.  The new node name
must not be in use to identify another node.

For more help use:

   HELP NODE
3 LINE
Use the SET NODE LINE command to associate a loop node name with a line.
This will cause all traffic directed to the loop node name to be sent over
that line even though the traffic will be addressed for the executor.
The format is:

   SET NODE node-name LINE line-id

Where node name must not be in use to identify another node.

For more help use:

   HELP LINE
   HELP NODE
2 OBJECT
Use the SET OBJECT command to establish object parameters.
The format is:

   SET OBJECT object-type parameters

Parameter types are:

   COPIES
   NAME
   USER
   VERIFICATION

For more help use:

   HELP OBJECT
   HELP SET OBJECT parameter-type
3 COPIES
Use the SET OBJECT COPIES command to establish the type and number of copies
allowed to run for the object.  The format is:

   SET OBJECT object-type COPIES copies

Where copies is either the keyword SINGLE or a decimal number in the
range 1-255.  SINGLE indicates that only one copy is allowed and it is not
to be started using multi-copy techniques.  A number indicates that multi-
copy startup techniques are to be used and limits the number of simultaneous
copies running.

For more help use:

   HELP OBJECT
3 NAME
Use the SET OBJECT NAME command to establish the prototype task name for the
object.  The format is:

   SET OBJECT object-type NAME name

Where name is a standard RSX task name.  For multi-copy tasks, the name should
end with three dollar signs ($$$).

For more help use:

   HELP OBJECT
3 USER
Use the SET OBJECT USER command to establish the user identification under
which the object is to run.  The format is:

   SET OBJECT object-type USER user

Where user is one of:

   DEFAULT - to run under the default user identification for the task.
   LOGIN   - to run under the login user identification from the access
             control used to connect to the task.

For more help use:

   HELP OBJECT
3 VERIFICATION
Use the SET OBJECT VERIFICATION command to establish the access control
verification method for the object.  The format is:

   SET OBJECT object-type VERIFICATION verification

Where verification is one of:

   OFF     - for access control to not be verified.
   INSPECT - for access control to be verified the result passed to the
             task.
   ON      - for access control to be verified and nothing passed to the
             task if verification fails.

For more help use:

   HELP OBJECT
2 PROCESS
Use the SET PROCESS command to establish process parameters.
The format is:

   SET PROCESS process-name parameters

Parameter types are:

   ALL
   LOCATION
   MAXIMUM CONTROLLERS
   MAXIMUM LINES
   PARTITION

For more help use:

   HELP PROCESS
   HELP SET PROCESS parameter-type
3 ALL
Use the SET PROCESS ALL command to establish a process into the running system
with all of its default parameters.  The formats are:

   SET PROCESS process-name ALL
   SET KNOWN PROCESSES ALL

For more help use:

   HELP PROCESS
3 LOCATION
Use the SET PROCESS LOCATION command to override the default location
when establishing a process into the running system.  The formats are:

   SET PROCESS process-name LOCATION location-option
   SET KNOWN PROCESSES LOCATION location-option

Where the location option is one of:

   FIRSTFIT - To locate the process databases in the first space large enough.
   TOPDOWN  - To locate the process databases at the top of available memory.

For more help use:

   HELP PROCESS
3 MAXIMUM
Must specify MAXIMUM LINES or MAXIMUM CONTROLLERS.
4 CONTROLLERS
Use the SET PROCESS MAXIMUM CONTROLLERS command to establish a process into the
system with extra space allocated for controller data bases at the end of the
process.  The formats are:

   SET PROCESS process-name MAXIMUM CONTROLLERS number
   SET KNOWN PROCESSES MAXIMUM CONTROLLERS number

Where number is a decimal integer in the range 1-64.

For more help use:

   HELP PROCESS
4 LINES
Use the SET PROCESS MAXIMUM LINES command to establish a process into the
system with extra space allocated for line databases at the end of the
process.  The formats are:

   SET PROCESS process-name MAXIMUM LINES number
   SET KNOWN PROCESSES MAXIMUM LINES number

Where number is a decimal integer in the range 1-64.

For more help use:

   HELP PROCESS
3 PARTITION
Use the SET PROCESS PARTITION command to override the default partition
when establishing a process into the running system.  The formats are:

   SET PROCESS process-name PARTITION partition-name
   SET KNOWN PROCESSES PARTITION partition-name

Where partition name is a standard RSX partition name.
2 SYSTEM
Use the SET SYSTEM command to establish DECnet in the operating system.
The format is:

   SET SYSTEM

For more help use:

   HELP SYSTEM
