The START command and its  options  is  used  to  start  or  enable
   various  Disk  Server and File Server operations.  The server to be
   affected must be specified as a keyword to the START command.

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DISK_SERVERFILE_SERVER

   The START DISK_SERVER command and its options is used to  start  or
   enable various Disk Server operations.

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CONNECTIONS

   The  START  DISK_SERVER  CONNECTIONS  command  is  used  to  enable
   connections  to  the  Disk  Server and to set the disk server cache
   size.

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Qualifiers

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/CACHE

 /CACHE=cache-size

   This qualifier is used to set the size of the  Disk  Server  cache.
   cache-size  is  the amount of nonpaged dynamic memory, in pages, to
   be used for disk caching, with a minimum  of  64  and  the  maximum
   bounded by the available nonpaged dynamic memory.  If no cache size
   is specified, a default of 512 pages is set.

   The START FILE_SERVER command and its options is used to  start  or
   enable various File Server operations.

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CONNECTIONSLOGGING

   The  START  FILE_SERVER  CONNECTIONS  command  is  used  to  enable
   connections to File Server services.

   Format:

     START FILE_SERVER CONNECTIONS

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Qualifiers

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/REGISTERED/UNREGISTERED

 /REGISTERED

   This qualifier will disallow workstations that are  not  registered
   in the local DECnet node database to connect to the File Server.

 /UNREGISTERED

   This qualifier will allow workstations that are not  registered  in
   the local DECnet node database to connect to the File Server.

   The START FILE_SERVER LOGGING  command  is  used  to  turn  on  the
   logging  of  File  Server  events  and to optionally open a new log
   file.

   Format:

     START FILE_SERVER LOGGING

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Qualifiers

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/EVENTS/LOG_FILE

 /EVENTS=(option[,...])

   Controls what events are logged to the File Server log  file.   The
   options consist of any of the events listed below:

   ALL                  All event types
   CONNECTIONS          Connections to services
   DEFAULT              Default event types (see below)
   ERRORS               Nonfatal errors
   FATAL                Fatal errors
   LOCKS                MS-DOS file lock and unlock requests
   OPENS                File open and close requests
   OPERATOR             Operator actions
   PROTOCOL             Protocol errors
   READS                File read and write requests
   SECURITY             Security violations
   SESSIONS             DECnet connections

   Events ERRORS, FATAL, OPERATOR, PROTOCOL and SECURITY are logged by
   default.   If  this qualifier is omitted, then any current log file
   will be closed and a new log file created.  The name  will  be  the
   default   log  file  name  unless  overridden  with  the  /LOG_FILE
   qualifier.

 /LOG_FILE=filename

   Controls whether a new log file is created.  filename specifies the
   name  of  the  new  log file.  If logging is currently enabled, the
   current log file is closed and the new log file is opened.