Jump to content United States-English
HP.com Home Products and Services Support and Drivers Solutions How to Buy
» Contact HP
More options
HP.com home
HP 9000 Networking: NetWare 4.1/9000 Utilities Reference > Chapter 2 Workstation Utilities

SEND

» 

Technical documentation

Complete book in PDF
» Feedback
Content starts here

 » Table of Contents

 » Index

Purpose

Use at a workstation to

  • Send messages.

  • Set your machine to receive all messages, only system messages, or no messages, or to poll for messages.

  • Poll for messages.

  • View broadcast mode.

Syntax

For NetWare Directory Services (NDS):

SEND ["message" [TO] [username | groupname | servername]] [/A=[A 
| N | C | P]] [/P] [/S]
[/? | /VER]

For bindery (NetWare 3 and 2):

SEND "message" [TO] [servername/ [username | groupname | station 
number]] [servername/ [CONSOLE | EVERYONE]] [/B]

Parameter

Use to

message

Type in the message you want to send.

servername, groupname, username

Specify the recipient of the message.

station number

Specify the connection number used by the server to identify the workstation.

/?

View online help. (Other parameters are ignored.)

/VER

View the version number of the utility and the files it uses to execute. (Other parameters are ignored.)

SEND NDS Options

Option

Use to

/A=A or / A

Set your workstation to accept all messages.

/A=C

Set your workstation to accept messages only from the server.

/A=N

Set your workstation to accept no messages.

/A=P

Set your workstation to poll. The server stores the last message sent until you poll to receive it.

/P

Poll the server for the last stored message

/S

Display the current broadcast mode

SEND Bindery Options

Option

Description

EVERYONE

Set your workstation to accept all messages.

CONSOLE

Set your workstation to accept messages only from the server.

/B

Display the server as a bindery server.

Using SEND

  • If no user or connection number is specified, the message is sent to all attached users.

  • Separate multiple users or connection numbers with a comma, a space, or and.

  • All users except the following receive messages:

    • Users who have used SEND with the Accept None (A=N) option.

    • Those logged in using ACS or NACS.

    • Those logged in on remote workstations.

    • Those using some graphics applications.

  • Messages do not interfere with the workstation's screen display; however, the user cannot make entries on the screen until messages are cleared.

Examples

To

Type

Send the message "Meeting time" to users Bob, Sue, and Jeff.

SEND "MEETING TIME" BOB, SUE, JEFF

Send the message "Meeting time" to Bob using a complete name

SEND "MEETING TIME" .CN=BOB.O=MARKETING

Send the message "Meeting time" to KELLEY on bindery server FRIENDLY

SEND "MEETING TIME" FRIENDLY/KELLEY /B

Set your workstation to receive only console or system messages

SEND /A=C

Additional Information

Topic

See

Bindery server

"Bindery" in Concepts

Printable version
Privacy statement Using this site means you accept its terms Feedback to webmaster
© 1996 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.