On 12/29/2011 11:37 AM, Steve Davidson wrote:
Brian,
".eqs." is a simple test for equality for strings. ".eq." is the
version for non-string (integer) values.
Multinet circuits are in the form of "TCP-x-y". Both "x" and
"y" are
assignable and default to zero (0). I have been using "x" to denote
physical circuit and "y" to denote area end-point. This way I no longer
have to remember (or guess) what the other end is. SG1:: only has one
(1) NIC so in my case "x" is always zero (0).
DECnet LAN circuits are in the form of xxA-n, where "xx" is the
controller type, and "n" is the physical unit of that type (starting at
zero (0)).
Ok, then things work as I expect. :-D
Thanks!
-brian