| Not unless all HSZ40s are on the same system. HSZterm IS NOT
SWCC. It is a host terminal emulator for talking to the a
virtual console that runs on the HSZ40. All it does is partly
replace the need for having a console terminal plugged into
every HSZ40.
For example:
# hszterm -b 3 -t 1 -l 6
Starting HSZterm Version V1.0-00
Copyright Digital Equipment Corporation 1994. All rights reserved
Copyright Digital Equipment Corporation 1993, 1996. All rights reserved.
HSZ40 Firmware version V30Z-0, Hardware version AX18
Last fail code: 20080000
Press " ?" at any time for help.
Ramoth> sho pass
Name Type Port Targ Lun Used by
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TAPE140 passthrough tape 1 4 0 P0
LOADER867 passthrough loader 1 4 1 P1
In this case I have an HSZ40 on bus 3 and it is setup to
respond on targets 0, 1, 2 and 3. LUN 6 happens to be
unused, which is the best kind to chose for running HSZterm.
You can also run it using:
# hszterm -b 3 -t 3 -l 3 "show pass"
Copyright Digital Equipment Corporation 1993, 1996. All rights reserved.
HSZ40 Firmware version V30Z-0, Hardware version AX18
Last fail code: 20080000
Press " ?" at any time for help.
Ramoth>
Name Type Port Targ Lun Used by
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TAPE140 passthrough tape 1 4 0 P0
LOADER867 passthrough loader 1 4 1 P1
Ramoth>
...giving it the desired command in quotes. This is useful
for scripts that might periodically gather information from
the HSZ40. It doesn't completely replace the console terminal
because I think there are still things printed to the console
that don't go to virtual terminals, if they happen to be
connected. This may have changed since I last paid close
attention though.
You should read the documentation for HSZterm so you'll know
what it does and does not do.
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