The STOP command and its options is used to stop or disable various
   Disk Server and File Server operations.

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DISK_SERVERFILE_SERVER

   The STOP DISK_SERVER command and its options is  used  to  stop  or
   disable various Disk Server operations.

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CONNECTIONS

   The STOP DISK_SERVER CONNECTIONS command is used to stop  the  Disk
   Server  from  accepting  connections  to  services,  disconnect all
   connections currently active, dismount all mounted services, and to
   terminate the Disk Server interface program LAD$KERNEL.  To restart
   the Disk Server, the system manager must  execute  the  LAD_STARTUP
   command file.

   The STOP FILE_SERVER command and its options is  used  to  stop  or
   disable various File Server operations.

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CONNECTIONSLOGGINGSESSION

   The STOP FILE_SERVER CONNECTIONS command can be used  to  stop  the
   File  Server from accepting connections to services, disconnect all
   connections to a  specified  service,  disconnect  all  connections
   currently   active,  disconnect  a  specific  connection,  or  stop
   accepting connection requests from unregistered workstations.

   Format:

     STOP FILE_SERVER CONNECTIONS

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Qualifiers

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/ALL_SERVICES/ID/SERVICE/UNREGISTERED

 /ALL_SERVICES

   The use of this qualifier will cause all connections  and  sessions
   for  all  services currently active to be disconnected, the logfile
   to be closed, and the File Server process to terminate.  To restart
   the  File  Server, the system manager must execute the PCFS_STARTUP
   command file.

 /ID=connection-id

   The use of this qualifier will cause the specific  connection  with
   the identifier connection-id to be disconnected.  The connection-id
   is obtained from the SHOW FILE_SERVER CONNECTIONS command.

 /SERVICE=service-name

   The use of this qualifier  will  cause  all  connections  that  are
   active for the service service-name to be disconnected.

 /UNREGISTERED

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

   The STOP FILE_SERVER LOGGING command disables the logging  of  File
   Server events.

   Format:

     STOP FILE_SERVER LOGGING

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Qualifiers

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/EVENTS

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

   Controls what events are disabled for logging 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

   If this qualifier is  omitted,  then  all  event  classes  will  be
   disabled.  The default events are ERRORS, FATAL, OPERATOR, PROTOCOL
   and SECURITY.

   The STOP FILE_SERVER SESSION command disconnects the DECnet session
   and connections to all services for a specified workstation.

   Format:

     STOP FILE_SERVER SESSION node-name

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Parameters

node-name

   node-name is the 1 to 6 character DECnet node name  of  the  client
   workstation to be disconnected.