NETUSERS

	    authors:
		Andrew W Potter		! network object stuff
		Terry Peploski		! REGIS graphics

	    Rochester Institute of Technology

	    20 April 1984

	    permission is hereby granted to copy, distribute, modify,
	    repair (but not sell) this software provided that some mention
	    of the original authors remains. (if anyone makes it better
	    then we would like to see it)

	This program generates a graphic display of the user and batch
	job count on up to 5 decnet systems. currently this program
	looks at decnet nodes named vaxa,vaxb,vaxc,vaxd, and vaxe.
	(this can be changed by assigning logical names for these names)

	The display runs continiously updating itself every 5 seconds 
	until a ctrl /c is hit (which attempts to get you out of graphics
	mode)



	This program will run on either a GIGI (VK-100) or a VT-125 

	If you have a vt-241 then issue the following command before running

	      $ SET TERM/DEV=VT125

	to run this program the following environment must be set up:


   1)
	On the system that this program will be run the following logical
	names must be defined. (if you want to make it available to all
	users then place the logical names in the system table.)

	$ define vaxa  _node1::
	$ define vaxb  _node2::
	$ define vaxc  _node3::
	$ define vaxd  _node4::
	$ define vaxe  _node5::

	Do this for each of your nodes (up to 5 max)

	Where "_node1::" thru "_node5::" are the decnet names for your nodes.
	The program will run if there is at least one node name logically
	defined.

   2)  Place the following files in the default DECnet account
	on each system that will be monitored by netusers

		SYS$SYSDEVICE::[DECNET]NETUSE.COM;1

			which contains:

			   $ define/user sys$output sys$net
			   $ run sys$login:usecont

	and:

		USER:[DECNET]USECONT.EXE;1

			   this program (supplied in this directory)
			   reads the system values for IJOBCNT and BJOBCNT
			   and dumps them into standard output (which is
			   defined to be SYS$NET)

	If you are running vms v3.4 or later then protect the default
	DECNET account from owner access (W:E) and make the directory and
        the above files belong to SYSTEM. (this will keep the NETSERVER.LOG 
	files out of the default directory.) If you want, you can make 
	NETUSE a known decnet object and place the above files in 
	SYS$SYSTEM. (i didn't bother)

	If have non-VMS decnet nodes that you wish NETUSERS to report
	from, then a network object similar to USECONT must be developed
	for that node. Currently only a VMS version of the USECONT object
	is supplied.

	NOTE: While netusers is running, there will be one link established
	to each of the nodes that it is monitoring (2 to the local node if
	it is included in the list)