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From: bobk@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Bob Kinne)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec
Subject: Re: DEC station 3100
Keywords: DEC Ethernet Multiple logins
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Date: 16 Mar 89 15:02:46 GMT
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In article <272@cbnewsl.ATT.COM> ramesh@cbnewsl.ATT.COM (nallepilli.s.ramesh) writes:
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>I have a basic question about the DEC station 3100 running Ultrix.
>Is it possible to have multiple users logged in to the DEC 3100 via 
>the ethernet?  We are planning to use a bunch of PCs in our lab on a

The workstation permits any number of users logged in through 
ethernet or attached terminals.  Licensing is a different matter.
You may have 2-user, 8-user, 16-user, 32-user, 64-user, or 65+ user
licensing.  A system parameter limits the number allowed to log in
(not including the console) to an appropriate number.  Your system
manager can help you set the system parameter to agree with your
license.

Bob Kinne	 	Optoelectronics Computing Center    
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