Additional information available:

AUTOCONFIGURECONFIGURECONNECTCREATEDISABLE
ENABLEEXITHELPINSTALLLOADMSCPRELOAD
SETSHARESHOWTERMINALUSEWRITE

Parameters

Additional information available:

PFCDEFAULTKFILSTCNTGBLSECTIONSGBLPAGESGBLPAGFIL
MAXPROCESSCNTPROCSECTCNTMINWSCNTSYSMWCNT
INTSTKPAGESDLCKEXTRASTKBALSETCNTIRPCOUNT
IRPCOUNTVLRPCOUNTLRPCOUNTVLRPSIZELRPMIN
SRPCOUNTSRPCOUNTVSRPSIZESRPMINWSMAXNPAGEDYN
NPAGEVIRPAGEDYNVIRTUALPAGECNTSPTREQQUANTUMMPW_WRTCLUSTER
MPW_HILIMITMPW_LOLIMITMPW_THRESHMPW_WAITLIMIT
PFRATLPFRATHWSINCWSDECAWSMINAWSTIMESWPOUTPGCNT
SWPALLOCINCLONGWAITDORMANTWAITEXTRACPUMAXSYSGROUP
MAXBUFDEFMBXBUFQUODEFMBXMXMSGDEFMBXNUMMSG
FREELIMBORROWLIMXFMAXRATELAMAPREGS
REALTIME_SPTSCLISYMTBLLOCKIDTBLLOCKIDTBL_MAX
RESHASHTBLDEADLOCK_WAITSCSBUFFCNTSCSCONNCNT
SCSRESPCNTSCSFLOWCUSHSCSMAXDGSCSMAXMSG
SCSSYSTEMIDSCSSYSTEMIDHPRCPOLINTERVALPAMAXPORT
PASANITYPASTIMOUTPASTDGBUFPANUMPOLL
PAPOLLINTERVALPAPOOLINTERVALPANOPOLLLNMSHASHTBL
LNMPHASHTBLBUGREBOOTCRDENABLEDUMPBUG
BUGCHECKFATALACP_MULTIPLEPOOLPAGINGSBIERRENABLE
SETTIMETIMEPROMPTWAITUDABURSTRATESYSPAGINGUAFALTERNATE
DISMOUMSGMOUNTMSGFREEGOALGROWLIMSAVEDUMP
TTY_SCANDELTATTY_SPEEDTTY_RSPEEDTTY_PARITY
TTY_BUFTTY_DEFCHARTTY_DEFCHAR2TTY_TYPAHDSZ
TTY_ALTYPAHDTTY_ALTALARMTTY_DMASIZETTY_CLASSNAME
TTY_PROTTTY_OWNERTTY_DIALTYPETTY_SILOTIME
TTY_TIMEOUTTTY_AUTOCHARRMS_DFMBCRMS_DFMBFSDK
RMS_DFMBFSMTRMS_DFMBFSURRMS_DFMBFRELRMS_DFMBFIDX
RMS_DFMBFHSHRMS_PROLOGUERMS_EXTEND_SIZERMS_FILEPROT
RMS_GBLBUFQUORMS_DFNBCPQL_DASTLMPQL_MASTLM
PQL_DBIOLMPQL_MBIOLMPQL_DBYTLMPQL_MBYTLM
PQL_DCPULMPQL_MCPULMPQL_DDIOLMPQL_MDIOLM
PQL_DFILLMPQL_MFILLMPQL_DPGFLQUOTAPQL_MPGFLQUOTA
PQL_DPRCLMPQL_MPRCLMPQL_DTQELMPQL_MTQELM
PQL_DWSDEFAULTPQL_MWSDEFAULTPQL_DWSQUOTAPQL_MWSQUOTA
PQL_DWSEXTENTPQL_MWSEXTENTPQL_DENQLMPQL_MENQLM
PQL_DJTQUOTAPQL_MJTQUOTAACP_MAPCACHEACP_SHARE
ACP_HDRCACHEACP_DIRCACHEACP_WORKSETACP_FIDCACHE
ACP_EXTCACHEACP_EXTLIMITACP_QUOCACHEACP_SYSACC
ACP_MAXREADACP_WINDOWACP_WRITEBACKACP_DATACHECK
ACP_BASEPRIOACP_SWAPFLGSACP_XQP_RESACP_DINDXCACHE
ACP_REBLDSYSDEFPRIIJOBLIMBJOBLIMNJOBLIMRJOBLIM
QUORUMVOTESRECNXINTERVALUSERVMSPAGTBLPFC
SYSPFCPAGFILCNTSWPFILCNTEXUSRSTKCHANNELCNT
IMGIOCNTMPW_PRIOSWP_PRIOTBSKIPWSLPHYSICALPAGES
PFRATSSWPRATEIOTASWPFAILLOCKRETRYNOAUTOCONFIG
NOCLOCKNOCLUSTERWRITABLESYSRESALLOCSSINHIBIT
CONCEAL_DEVICESPIXSCANMVTIMEOUTLOADERAPAT
LOADCHKPRTVAXCLUSTERSCSNODEDISK_QUORUM
QDSKVOTESQDSKINTERVALALLOCLASSTAILORED
WS_OPA0STARTUP_P1--8WRITESYSPARAMSLGI_BRK_TERM
LGI_BRK_DISUSERLGI_PWD_TMOLGI_BRK_LIMLGI_BRK_TMO
LGI_HID_TIMLGI_RETRY_LIMLGI_RETRY_TMOLOCKDIRWT

 Default page fault cluster size - specifies the maximum number of
 pages which will be read from sections not specifying a cluster factor.
 Also applies to page file pages.

 Number of known file list heads - establishes the maximum number of known
 file lists that can be made known to the system.

 Global section descriptor count - determines the maximum number of global
 sections which can be made known to the system by allocating the necessary
 storage for the GST entries.

 Global page table entry count - establishes the size of the global page
 table and the limit for the total number of global pages that can be
 created.

 Global page file limit - establishes the maximum number of global pages
 with page file backing store that can be created.

 Maximum number of process - establishes the maximum number of process on
 the system.

 Process section count - guaranteed number of process sections that can
 be created.  Depending on size of working set, the actual number
 of sections can be greater.

 Minimum working set size - establishes the smallest size that ADJWSL will
 set a process' working set.

 System working set count - establishes the number of pages for the working
 set containing the currently resident pages of pagable system space.

 Interrupt stack size - Establishes the size of the interrupt stack in
 pages.

        (Special Parameter)
 Deadlock extra stack - Amount of extra interrupt stack to leave when
 doing a deadlock search.

 Number of resident working sets - determines the maximum number of process
 that can be be concurrently resident.

 Count of pre-allocated I/O packets - determines the number of I/O packets
 to be pre-allocated and linked together for fast allocation and
 deallocation.

 Virtual IRP count - Number of packets to which the IRP list may
 be extended.

 Number of large request packets to allocate to the LRP look aside list.

 Virtual IRP count - Number of LRP's to which the LRP list may be extended.

 Large request packet size - Number of bytes to allocate to an LRP.

        (Special Parameter)
 Minimum allocation request for large request packets.

 Number of small request packets to allocate to the SRP look aside list.

 Virtual IRP count - Number of SRP's to which the SRP list may be extended.

 Small request packet size - Number of bytes to allocate to an SRP.

        (Special Parameter)
 Minimum allocation request for small request packets.

 Maximum size of process working set - determines the system wide maximum
 size of a process working set regardless of process quota.

 Non-paged dynamic pool - determines the number of bytes to allocate for
 the non-paged dynamic pool.

 Virtual non-paged pool - determines the number of bytes to which the
 non-paged pool may be extended.

 Paged dynamic pool - determines the number of bytes to allocate for the
 paged dynamic pool.

 Maximum virtual page count - determines the total number of pages that
 can be mapped for a process, which can be divided in any fashion
 between P0 and P1 space.

 Number of additonal system page table entries - the minimum number of
 SPT entries required for mapping various system components.

 Processor time - Maximum amount of processor time a process can
 receive while other processes are waiting.

 Number of pages written per I/O  from modified page list - specifies
 the number of pages to attempt to write from the modified page list
 as a single contiguous I/O transfer to disk.

 Modified page list maximum limit - threshold at which to begin writing
 modified pages.

 Modified page list low limit - threshold at which modified page writing
 will normally stop.  Writing started at the high limit and pages
 are written in chunks controlled by the cluster factor.

        (Special Parameter)
 Modified page writer threshold - Lower limit threshold stopping the use
 of the modified page writer from being used as the primary mechanism
 to recover memory.

        (Special Parameter)
 Modified page writer busy wait limit - Threshold of when to put a process
 into resource wait if it is generating a modified page and the size of
 the modified list is greater than this parameter.

 Page fault rate lower threshold - This parameter sets the lower page fault
 rate threshold for automatic working set size decrementing.

 Page fault rate high threshold - This parameter sets the upper page fault
 rate threshold for automatic working set size incrementing.

 Working set increment - This parameter sets the number of pages to increase
 the working set size to compensate for a high page fault rate.

 Working set decrement - This parameter sets the number of pages to decrease
 the working set to compensate for a page fault rate below the lower
 threshold.

 Automatic working set minimum -  Sets the minimum working set size to ever
 be set by the automatic adjustment logic.

 Automatic Working set measurement interval - Sets the minimum interval of
 compute time for the measurement of page fault rate.

 Desired process page count for an outswap swap - This parameter sets the
 number of pages to attempt to reduce a working set to before starting the
 outswap.

        (Special Parameter)
 Swap file allocation increment value - The size in blocks to use to backup
 swap file space allocation in the swap or page file.  Space in the file
 will be allocated multiples of this unit up to WSQUOTA to guarantee swap
 space.

 Elapsed realtime to cause a HIB or LEF process look like it is in
 longwait - This parameter sets the number of one second units
 that need to have elapsed.  Longwait processes are the most eligible
 to attempt to recover pages from when a shortage is detected.

 DORMANTWAIT specifies, in seconds, the amount of time that may elapse
 without a significant event before the system treats a low priority
 computable process as a DORMANT process for scheduling purposes. After SUSP
 processes, DORMANT processes are the most likely candidates for memory
 reclamation by the swapper.

 Extra CPU time - This parameter sets the number of 10 millisecond
 units to be allowed as an extension when CPU time expires.  One
 extension is allowed for each access mode.

 Highest system UIC - The highest value that a group number can have
 and still be classified as a a system UIC group member.  In decimal.

 Maximum size of a buffered I/O transfer -  Maximum number of bytes
 that can be transfered in one buffered I/O request.

 Default buffer quota for Mailboxes.

 Default maximum Mailbox message size.

 Default number of messages for Mailbox creation.

 Lower limit of the free page list - The minimum number of pages that
 must remain free on the free page list.

 Desired free list length that must exist to allow processes
 to grow past WSQUOTA.

 Maximum DR32 data rate - limits the data transfer rate that can be set
 for a DR32.  The larger the value the faster the transfer rate.

 Number of Unibus map registers to preallocate for LPA11 - sets the
 number of unibus map resisters allocated to an LPA11 when the driver is
 loaded.

 Number of SPT entries to preallocate for use by real time processes
 connecting to devices via the connect to interrupt driver - sets the
 number of system page table endries for mapping connect-to-interrups
 process into system space

 Command interpreter symbol table size - sets the size of the command
 interpreter symbol table.

 Size of lock ID table.

 LOCKIDTBL_MAX establishes the maximum size of the Lock ID table.

 Size of resource hash table.

 Number of seconds a lock must wait before a deadlock search is
 initiated.

 SCS allocation counts - Buffer Descriptor Table entries.

 SCS allocation counts - Connect Descriptor Table entries.

 SCS allocation counts - Response Descriptor Table entries.

SCS flow control cushion.

 SCS maximum datagram size.

 SCS maximum sequenced message size.

 Low longword of the SCS system ID (unique 48 bit number per system).

 High 16 bits of the 48 bit SCS system ID.

 SCS process poller - minimum interval between polls.

 PAMAXPORT specifies the maximum number of CI ports the CI port driver polls
 for broken port-to-port virtual circuit, or a failed remote node.

 PASANITY controls whether the port sanity timer is enabled to permit
 remote systems to detect a system that has been hung at IPL 7 or above
 for 99 seconds.
 This parameter is normally set to 1 and should only be set to 0 when
 debugging with XDELTA.

 CI port - timeout between START retries.

 CI port - number of DG buffers to queue for START handshake.

        (Special Parameter)
 CI port - number of ports to poll each interval. Not currently
 implemented.

 CI port - time between poll initiates.

 CI port - time between check for SYSAP's waiting for pool.

 PANOPOLL = 1 surpresses CI polling for ports. If set, a system will not
 discover that another system has shutdown or powered down promptly and will
 not discover a new system that has booted. This parameter is useful when you
 want to bring up a system detached from the rest of the cluster for checkout
 purposes. It is roughly equivalent to uncabling the system from the star
 coupler.
 PANOPOLL = 0 is the normal setting and is required if you are booting from
 an HSC.

 Logical name hash table - Size of SYSTEM logical name hash table.

 Logical name hash table -  Size of PROCESS logical name hash table.

 BUGCHECK reboot - enables automatic reboot on BUGCHECK.

 CRD error enable - enables detection and logging of memory CRD errors.

 BUGCHECK dump enable - enable system dump on BUGCHECK.

 Fatal BUGCHECK - turns all continuable BUGCHECKS into fatal BUGCHECKS.

 Multiple ACP - specifies that separate ACPs are to be created for
 each volume.

 Pool paging - Enable paging of pageable dynamic pool.

 SBI error detection flag - Enables SBI error detection and logging.

 Set time on startup - Forces entry of time at system boot.

 Time prompt timeout - sets the amount of time to wait for the time of
 day when booting.

 UDA port burst rate - is one less than the maximum number of longwords
 the host is willing to allow per NPR transfer. Zero implies the port
 should use its own default.

 Page system code - Enables paging of system code in the system working
 set.

 Select alternate authorization file - causes SYSINIT to make a logical
 name redirecting SYSUAF to SYSUAFALT.

 Enables operator notification of volume dismounts.

 Enables operator notification of volume mounts.

 Target free list length - specifies the number of free pages that the
 swapper will attempt to make available when correcting for free list
 size less than FREELIM.

 Desired free list length that must exist to allow processes to grow
 past WSQUOTA. This parameter is used at the actual time of adding
 pages to the individual process working set. This prevents many processes
 from being allowed to grow past WSQUOTA as computed by BORROWLIM.

 If the dump file is saved in the page file, save it until it is
 analyzed.

 Time between dialup scans - sets the interval for polling terminals for
 dial-up and hang-up events.

 Terminal speed - System wide default speed for terminals.
 Low Byte is Transmit, High byte is receive or 0 indicating the receive
 speed is the same as the transmit speed. See $TTDEF for baud rates.

 Terminal receive speed - Default receive speed. Setting to zero implies
 that TTY_SPEED controls both transmit and receive.

 See the Digital Terminals and Communications Handbook appendix on
 register assignments under LPR register.

 Terminal width - Default terminal line width.

 Default terminal characteristics, and page length - Upper byte is the
 page length. See $TTDEF for bits.

 Default terminal characteristics, second longword - See $TT2DEF for bits.

 Typeahead buffer size - Size of the terminal typeahead buffer.

 Alternate typeahead buffer size.

 Alternate typeahead alarm size - number of remaining characters when
 an XOFF is sent when using alternate typeahead buffer.

 Terminal required DMA size - Minimum size of packet required to do a
 DMA operation within the terminal driver.

 Terminal class name prefix - Two character prefix used in looking up
 the terminal class driver when booting. Useful when debugging a new
 terminal driver.

 Default terminal allocation protection.

 Owner UIC for protection specification -  specifies the owner UIC
 against which the terminal protection is set.

 Flags for dialup:
 Bit 0 is 0 for Normal, 1 for United Kingdom
 Bit 1 controls modem protocol used (other bits reserved for future use).

 Timeout on input silo interrupts for DMF32.

 TTY_TIMEOUT sets the number of seconds before a process associated with a
 disconnected terminal is deleted.

 TTY_AUTOCHAR sets the character the terminal driver echoes when autobaud
completes successfully.

 Default multi-block count.

 Default multi-buffer count for sequential disk operations.

 Default multi_buffer count for magtape operations.

 Default multi-buffer count for unit record devices.

 Default multi-buffer count for relative files.

 Default multi-buffer count indexed files.

 Default multi-buffer count hashed.

 Default prologue level for RMS files.

 Default extend quantity for RMS files.

 Default file protection.

 RMS_GBLBUFQUO specifies the number of global buffers that may be allocated
 on the system at any one time.

 Default network transfer block count - determines the default message size
 in disk blocks to be used when performing DECnet file transfer operations.

 Default AST limit - Default number of pending AST's available to a
 process.

 Minimum AST limit - Minimum number of pending AST's available to a
 process.

 Default buffered I/O limit - Number of buffered I/O requests outstanding
 available to a process.

 Minimum buffered I/O limit - Number of buffered I/O requests outstanding
 available to a process.

 Default buffered I/O byte count limit - Number of bytes allowed in any
 single Buffered I/O request.

 Minimum buffered I/O byte count limit - Number of bytes allowed in any
 single Buffered I/O request.

 Default CPU time limit.

 Minimum CPU time limit.

 Default direct I/O limit - Number of direct I/O requests outstanding
 available to a process.

 Minimum direct I/O limit - Number of direct I/O requests outstanding
 available to a process.

 Default open file limit - Number of open files available to a process.

 Minimum open file limit - Number of open files available to a process.

 Default paging file quota.

 Minimum paging file quota.

 Default sub-process limit - Number of sub-processes available to a process.

 Minimum sub-process limit - Number of sub-processes available to a process.

 Default timer queue entry limit - Number of timer queue entries available
 to a process.

 Minimum timer queue entry limit - Number of timer queue entries available
 to a process.

 Default working set default size.

 Minimum working set default size.

 Default working set quota.

 Minimum working set quota.

 Default working set extent.

 Minimum working set extent.

 Default enqueue limit.

 Minimum enqueue limit.

 Default job-wide logical name table byte quota - Quota allocated to the
 job-wide logical name table on its creation.

 Minimum job-wide logical name table byte quota - Quota allocated to the
 job-wide logical name table on its creation.

 Number of blocks in bitmap cache - sets the number of pages for caching
 bit map blocks.

 Allows sharing of ACP code - enables the creation of a global section
 for the first ACP used, so that succeeding ACPs may share its code.

 Number of blocks in file header cache.

 Number of blocks in file directory cache.

 ACP working set in pages (0 means maximal).

 Number of cached file identification slots.

 Number of cached disk extents.

 Maximum fraction of disk to cache in tenths of percent.

 Number of quota file entries to cache.

 Size of directory access cache - sets the number of directory file
 control blocks  that will be cached for system access disks.

 Maximum number of blocks to read at once for directories.

 Default window size for system volumes.

 Deferred cache writeback enable.

 Data verifiaction for ACP I/O operations.
 3 means read and write checking
 2 means write checking only
 1 means read checking only
 0 means no checking

 ACP base priority.

 ACP Swap flags - Enable swapping of ACPs.
 0 allows swapping of system disk ACPs
 1 allows swapping of group disk ACPs
 2 allows swapping of private disks ACPs
 3 allows swapping of magtape ACPs

 ACP_XQP_RES controls whether the XQP is permanently in memory, the default,
 "1", specifies the XQP is permanently in memory.

 ACP_DINDXCACHE controls the size of the directory index cache in order to
 minimize directory file access overhead; builds an index into the directory
 file and maintains it. This parameter replaces the ACP_SYSACC parameter for
 Files-11 ODS-2 disks.

 ACP_REBLDSYS specifies whether the system disk should be rebuilt if it
 was improperly dismounted. The default value "1" specifies that the
 system disk should be rebuilt while booting. The value of 0 specifies that
 the disk should not be rebuilt if it had extent caching, file number caching,
 or diskquota caching enabled. If this parameter is 0 the DCL command
 SET VOLUME/REBUILD command should be issued after booting to rebuild the
 disk.

 Default priority - Default priority for job initiations.

 Interactive job limit - Maximum number of interactive jobs allowed
 in the system at any time.

 Batch job limit - Maximum number of batch jobs allowed in the system
 at any time.  Not currently implemented.

 Network job limit - Maximum number of network jobs allowed in the
 system at any time. Not currently implemented.

 Remote job limit - Maximum number of remote terminal jobs allowed in the
 system at any time.  This parameter is sampled when REMACP is started.

 Total number of votes required for a VAX cluster to form or continue to
 function normally.

 Number of votes held by this system and which can contribute to the
 quorum.

 Period during which attempts are made to restore a lost connection
 between cluster members.

 User reserved SYSGEN parameters are USERD1, USERD2, USER3 and USER4.

        (Special Parameters)
 Digital reserved SYSGEN parameters are VMSD1, VMSD2, VMSD3, VMSD4,
 VMS5, VMS6, VMS7, and VMS8.

        (Special Parameter)
 Default page table page fault cluster size - specifies the maximum number
 of page tables to attempt to read to satisfy a fault for a non-resident
 page table.

        (Special Parameter)
 Page fault cluster for system paging - The number of pages read from disk
 on each system paging operation. Not currently implemented.

 Number of paging files - determines the maximum number of paging files
 that can be made know to the system.

 Number of swap files - establishes the maximum number of swapfiles that
 can be made known to the system.

        (Special Parameter)
 Extra user stack automatically provided by the image activator
 so that the operating system can recover from a stack overflow.

        (Special Parameter)
 Permanent I/O channel count - specifies the number of permanent I/O
 channels to provide.

        (Special Parameter)
 Default number of pages of image I/O address space used by
 the image activator if not specified at program link time.

        (Special Parameter)
 Modified page writer I/O priority - This parameter sets the priority of
 I/O transfers initiated by the modified page writer.

        (Special Parameter)
 Swapper I/O priority - This parameter sets the priority of
 I/O transfers initiated by the swapper.

        (Special Parameter)
 Maximum number of working set list entries that may be skipped while
 scanning for a "good" entry to discard.  Set to 0 to disable skipping.

        (Special Parameter)
 Maximum number of physical pages to be used - permits testing of smaller
 memory configurations without actually removing memory boards.

        (Special Parameter)
 Page fault rate system threshold - This parameter sets the target system
 page fault threshold. Not currently implemented.

        (Special Parameter)
 Swap rate control - This parameter sets the swapping rate and serves to
 limit the consumption of disk bandwidth by swapping.

        (Special Parameter)
 I/O time allowance - This parameter sets the number of 10 millisecond
 units to charge the current residence quantum for each voluntary wait.
 The correct value approximates the cost of a disk I/O neglecting wait time.

        (Special Parameter)
 Swap fail count - This parameter sets the number of consecutive swap
 schedule failures to occur before the swap schedule algorithm changes
 to ignore the swap quantum protection.

        (Special Parameter)
 Number of retries to perform when trying to lock a multi-processor
 data structure.

        (Special Parameter)
 Auto configuration inhibit - inhibits the automatic configuration
 of all devices.

        (Special Parameter)
 No clock - inhibits the starting of the interval timer for debugging
 purposes.

        (Special Parameter)
 Clustering inhibit - inhibits all page read clustering.

        (Special Parameter)
 Leave system writable - for debugging purposes leaves system code
 writable.

        (Special Parameter)
 Enable resource allocation checking.

        (Special Parameter)
 Set to inhibit system services on a per process basis.

        (Special Parameter)
 Set to enable concealed devices.

        (Special Parameter)
 PIXSCAN specifies the number of process index slots scanned per
 second for computable or computable-outswapped processes.  Such
 processes will receive an automatic priority boost for 1 QUANTUM,
 assuming that the priority of the currently executing process is not
 in the realtime range (16-31). The priority boost is implemented to
 avoid potential deadlocks, such as when a process executing below
 DEFPRI acquires a volume lock on a critical disk and cannot release
 it, because the process is unable to access the CPU.

 Mount verification timeout.

        (Special Parameter)
 Load the file ERAPATLOA.EXE into the EXEC in place of the default $ERAPAT.

        (Special Parameter)
 Load the file CHKPRTLOA.EXE into the EXEC in place of the default $CHKPRT.

 Load the code to support a VAX cluster whenever SCS support is present.

 The SCS system node name.

 The cluster quorum disk name.

 QDSKVOTES specifies the number of votes contributed by a quorum disk in a
 VAXcluster.

 QDSKINTERVAL establishes the disk quorum polling interval in seconds.

 ALLOCLASS determines the allocation class for the system.

 Specifies whether the system is "tailored" that is, whether it has a library
 disk.

 WS_OPA0 enables OPA0 output to the QVSS screen for a WORKSTATION I. A value
 of "1" enables output for OPA0 to the QVSS screen, a value of "0" causes
 output for OPA0 to be ignored.

 P1 when set to "MIN" specifies that a minimum sequence of system startup
 procedures are to be performed.
 P2 controls whether verification is set during the execution of a startup
 procedure. A value of "TRUE" maens verification is enabled.
 P3-P8 are reserved for future use.

 Parameters were modified during SYSBOOT and will be written out to
 VAXVMSSYS.PAR by STARTUP.COM.

 When set, causes the terminal name to be part of the association string
 for the terminal mode of breakin detection. When not set, association is done
 on username only. Set by default, should be cleared if physical terminal
 names are created dynamically(e.g., as LAT does) and effective breakin
 detection is wanted.

 When set, turns on the DISUSER flag in the UAF record whn an attempted
 breakin is detected, thus permanently locking out that account. Clear by
 default, only set this if you are very paranoid about attempted breakins;
 severe denial of services are a potential side effect.

 Period of time, in seconds, a user has to correctly enter the system password
 on a terminal on which the system password is in effect.

 LGI_BRK_LIM specifies the number of failures that may occur at login time
 before tha system will take action against a possible breakin.

 LGI_BRK_TMO specifies the number of seconds that a user, terminal, or node
 is permitted to attempt a login before the system assumes that a breakin
 attempt is occurring and evasive action is required.

 LGI_HID_TIM specifies the number of seconds that evasive action will
 persist following the detection of a possible breakin attempt. The evasive
 action consists of refusing to allow any logins during this period,
 regardless of whether a valid user name and password are specified.

 LGI_RETRY_LIM specifies the number of retry attempts allowed for users
 attempting to login over dialup lines.

 LGI_RETRY_TMO specifies the number of seconds allowed between login retry
 attempts after a login failure.

 LOCKDIRWT (lock manager directory system wait) determines the portion of
 lock manager directory which will be handled by this system.