HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 114)

Using NetCommand
NetCommand Interface
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Changing the NetCommand
Prompt
Use the SETPROMPT command to change the NetCommand prompt so that it
displays any combination of the current node, volume, and subvolume, or any text
string that you specify.
SETPROMPT { [NODE] [VOL] [SUBVOL] | TEXT string }
NODE
causes the prompt to include the name of the current node.
VOL
causes the prompt to include the name of the current volume.
SUBVOL
causes the prompt to include the name of the current subvolume.
TEXT string
is the text you want to appear in the NetCommand prompt. The text will replace
the word, NETCMD, in the NetCommand prompt.
Considerations
The default NetCommand prompt is:
NETCMD 1>
When using the DSMS product, NetStatus, the NetCommand prompt appears on the
NetStatus command line and is truncated to 10 characters. For example, on the
NetStatus command line, the NetCommand prompt, NETCMD
\LONDON.$DSMS.DISPLAY 22>, appears as follows:
NETCMD \LO
Examples
Assume the default node, volume, and subvolume are \LONDON.$DSMS.DISP. The
following command would change the NetCommand prompt to
NETCMD.\LONDON.$DSMS.DISP >22
SETPROMPT NODE VOL SUBVOL
As another example, the the following command would change the NetCommand
prompt to LOCALNET 24>
SETPROMPT TEXT LOCALNET