| Yes. SSU on VMS runs through all LAT terminal servers. There are no
specific SSU commands for LAT terminals, but to use SSU with LTA
devices, you have to have virtual terminal support enabled on your VMS
system. I wrote the following instructons for SSU, which cover this
case. The important part is the TTY_DEFCHAR2 part, and the CONNECT VTA0 part.
Installation proceeds as follows:
1. Install VMS/SSU using the regular VMS VMSINSTAL procedure.
First check your VMS system to be sure SSU installed. (Do a $ SHOW
DEV TD. If you don't have any, it's not installed.)
If SSU is not installed on your VMS system, tell your system
manager that the optimal use of the VT330 and VT420 terminals
requires that he install VAX SSU. To be really useful, SSU
requires that VTA's be enabled by default, which means a SYSGEN
parameter of:
TTY_DEFCHAR2=135170
And the following in SYSTARTUP_V5.COM:
$ SYSGEN := $SYSGEN
$ SYSGEN CONNECT VTA0/NOADAPT/DRIVER=TTDRIVER
$ @SYS$STARTUP:SSU$STARTUP
This is all explained in the installation instructions for VAX
SSU, but using a lot more words. After installing SSU and issuing
the above commands, you will have to log out and back in again to
use VAX/SSU. If you were not already using VTA's by default, you
will have to change TTY_DEFCHAR2 in MODPARAMS.DAT and in SYSGEN,
and reboot.
$ MCR SYSGEN
USE CURRENT
SET TTY_DEFCHAR2 135170
WRITE CURRENT
EXIT
$ @SYS$SYSTEM:SHUTDOWN 0 SHUTDOWN Y N REBOOTING Y NONE
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| It is possibel using the components you mention, which include SSU.
SSU provides TDSMP support at the virtual port on the VMS system, so
that the terminal and the port can maintain two sepparate data streams
on a single LAT session. I have tried this and the performance isn't
very good.
As I recall, set the terminal up for sessions 1 & 2 on one port, and
then run ssu on the vax once the first seesion is established.
Regards,
John
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