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NCDRESET(1)              USER COMMANDS                NCDRESET(1)



NAME
     ncdreset - remotely reset a display station

SYNOPSIS
     ncdreset [ -V -v -c community -m mibfile -r reset ] hostname

DESCRIPTION
     ncdreset remotely resets display stations from a host desig-
     nated  as  an  SNMP  manager.   The display station(s) to be
     reset must be configured via the  snmp-reset-enabled  remote
     configuration  parameter  before  they can be reset with the
     ncdreset command.

     There are four reset levels; the default  is  to  reset  the
     display station when the last client closes.  The reset pro-
     cess is irreversible; you cannot  change  to  another  reset
     level after resetting a terminal.

OPTIONS
     -V      Version information for the program  is  printed  on
             the standard output.

     -v      When the display station is actually reset,  a  mes-
             sage is printed on the standard output.

     -c community
             The community string.  If the  community  string  is
             not  the  default  ("manager"),  you must supply the
             community string.

     -d      Debugging information for the program is printed  on
             the standard output.

     -m mibfile
             The MIB file.  If you are not using the default file
             /etc/mib.txt  ,  you must supply the name of the MIB
             file.  If the name of the MIB file  is  set  in  the
             MIBFILE  environment variable, you can omit the name
             of the file.

     -r reset
             The reset level.  The default is level 3.

             1    No effect.
             2    Reset the session.  This has the same effect as pressing
                  the Restart Session button in the X Server Parameters menu.
             3    Reset the display station when the last client closes.
             4    Reset the display station immediately.

     hostname
             The hostname of the display station.




NCDware 3.1                                                     1



NCDRESET(1)              USER COMMANDS                NCDRESET(1)



SEE ALSO
     X(1), Xserver(1)

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright 1991, 1992, 1993, Network Computing Devices,  Inc.
     All rights reserved.

AUTHOR
     Mark Mellis, Network Computing Devices, Inc.














































NCDware 3.1                                                     2

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