This type of connection enables applications running on the Console Manager host system to be managed by Console Manager. The pseudo-terminal mechanism lets the output from an application be fed to a pseudo-terminal, which then relays the information to the Console Manager software. The Console Manager user can then use the pseudo-terminal interface to connect back and provide input to the application. AN example of this mechanism is the control software for LPS20 Printservers.
The following figure shows a pseudo-terminal connection:
Note: If pseudo-terminals are being used, do not use SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE from either the system login command procedure SYS$MANAGER:SYSLOGIN.COM or the SYSTEM account login command procedure SYS$MANAGER:LOGIN.COM
Add the following lines to your login command procedures in order to use SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE:
$ tt_devname = F$TRNLNM (“TT”) $ If F$LOCATE (“FTA”, tt_devname) EQ.F$LENGTH (tt_devname_ $ Then $ SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE $ EndIf
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