Article 168328 of comp.os.vms:
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>From: 	Dave Pickles[SMTP:davep@nugate.demon.co.uk]
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>In article: <3331632f.14984704@news.ssb.com>  lonim@hotmail.com (Loni)
>writes:
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>> Any ideas on how we can have messages generated on system 'A' show up
>> only on system 'A's console and to people who have opcom enabled on
>> node 'A' only?  People with opcom enabled on node 'B' should not see
>> the same messages and vice-a-versa.
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>> Thanks for any and all help with this matter.
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>I'm working from memory here, but I think I saw this feature in the v7.0 
>release notes. If I'm right it involved defining a logical 
>OPCOM$something-or-other which specifies the nodes *not* to relay broadcasts 
>from. Sorry I don't have the manuals to hand to be more specific.

OPC$ALLOW_INBOUND - This logical allows you to turn on or off all
inbound
traffic to a particular node.  The default is set to true, if you do not
want a node
to receive messages from other nodes you must set it to false.

OPC$ALLOW_OUTBOUND - This logical allows you to turn on or off all
outbound traffic from a particular node.  The default is set to true, if
you do not
want a node to send messages to other nodes you must set it to false.
--
Jeff Morgan - mailto:morgajs@parsec.com
Do radioactive cats have 18 half-lives?


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