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From: _therriault@jtsvax.enet.dec.com (John Therriault)
Newsgroups: comp.os.rsts,comp.sys.dec
Subject: Re: help needed with PDP11 / RSTS/E
Keywords: PDP11 RSTS
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Date: 18 Oct 90 16:53:02 GMT
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Assuming you are using RSTS/E Version 9.*, log into an account that has
WACNT privilege.
(You can check to see if you have WACNT privilege with the SHOW
ACCOUNT/FULL command.)

1. Use the command SET PASSWORD/SYSTEM to change the system password.

2. The command SHOW ACCOUNT/ACCOUNTING [ppn], (where [ppn] is the
account number, such as [10,10]),
    will give you the connect time for that account since that account
was created, or since the
    accounting statistics for that account have been reset.  It will not
tell you the connect time
    for any one session.

3.  There aren't any jobs that have to be running for a RSTS/E system to
run.  There are "system"
    jobs that are normally running.  The job ERRCPY is normally running
to log any system hardware
    errors.  A Print/Batch server job is also normally running.

										John Therriault