System Managers toolbox 
			       or
	Miscellaneous junk I wrote that SOMEONE will find useful

			Submission prepared by:

			Kent C. Brodie
			Sr. Systems Manager
			Medical College of Wisconsin
			8701 Watertown Plank Road
			Wauwatosa, WI.  53226

			+1 414 257 8769
			brodie@mis.mcw.edu

AUTH       DCL for automating the UAF account creation process.  Used
           in an environment where many UAF accounts are created.  The
           setup includes "unique" UIC calculation (next highest available)
           and ease of use.  This procedure DOES require some modification
           to suit your own environment.   An excellent example for new
           system managers.  

LASER_DAEMON
           A nifty combination of two dcl procedures (one starts the
           other) that utilize the detached process mechanism and the
           f$getqui lexical function to watch for a stalled SERIAL printer
           queue.  Normally, when serial printers stop, the queue gets
           stalled, but no operators ever get notified.  This fills the gap.

REPLY_USERS
           A utility used for being able to send REPLY messages to users
           found on a VMS mail distribution list.  Good for sending broadcasts
           to special CLASSES of users (for example, all ALLIN1 users, etc)

VMS$SECUREPWD
           The VMS V5.0 (and up) tapes contain a nifty little image called
           VMS$SECUREPWD.EXE that is used to check the "security" of the
           (SYSTEM, FIELD, SYSTEST) accounts.  I have written my own dcl
           that lets you utilize this same image on ANY user account, or
           even scan the UAF for ALL accounts.  Checks for stuff like
           username=password, as well as being able to check against other
           passwords you, the system manager, feel are too easy to guess.
           (NOTE:  VMS V5.0 - V5.3-2 only.  VMS V5.4 security features
           more or less render this procedure completely obsolete)

VT100 demo
           The VT100.FEATURES and VT100.CHARDEMO files are used to
           test any/all VT100 video attributes.  A good "torture test"
           of sorts.  I *did not write these*, these came from the
           IBM-PC KERMIT distribution.  I only include them here as 
           a tool.