11 Oct
2011
11 Oct
'11
2:28 a.m.
On 2011-10-11 00.48, Mark Wickens wrote:
I'm working on a DCL script to produce a phone directory on SLAVE.
It's coming on nicely, but I'm a bit perplexed by one line in the
example PHONEDIR.COM script.
Can anyone tell me what the significance of the "=29" is on this line:
$ open/read/write slave 'node'"29="
PHONE is known object #29.
.ncp sho kno obj
Known objects summary as of 11-OCT-11 01:26:12
Object Name Copies User Verification
0 Single Default Off
15 TCL... Single Default On
16 LSN$$$ 5 Default Off
17 FAL$$$ 8 Login On
18 HLD... Single Default Off
19 NIC$$$ 5 Default Inspect
23 RMHACP Single Default Off
25 MIR$$$ 5 Default Off
26 EVR$$$ 5 Default Off
27 MAL$$$ 8 Default Off
29 PHO$$$ 5 Default Off
42 RTH Single Default Off
63 DTR... Single Default Off
Objects are somewhat similar to known ports in TCP/IP.
Johnny