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KNOWN LINKS

LINK number

WITH NODE node-id

Examples

DECnet NCP DISCONNECT — VMS 5.4-3

Use the DISCONNECT command to disconnect logical links active  on  the
executor node.

DISCONNECT KNOWN LINKS     WITH NODE node-id
           LINK number

All underscores found in parameters must be replaced with spaces
when parameters are used in NCP commands.

Additional information available:

KNOWN LINKS

LINK numberWITH NODE node-idExamples

KNOWN LINKS

indicates that all links are to be disconnected.

LINK number

identifies the particular logical link to be disconnected.
Use a number in the range of 1 to 65535.

WITH NODE node-id

identifies the node with which all logical links are to be
disconnected. The node-id is either a node name or a node
address.  This is only valid when used with KNOWN LINKS.

Examples

NCP>DISCONNECT LINK 1840

This command disconnects link 1840.

NCP>DISCONNECT KNOWN LINKS WITH NODE TRNTO

This command disconnects all  active  links  to  remote  node
TRNTO.


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