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NetQ

Version 2.1

 
Software Features

NetQ gives you programs for monitoring and/or controlling any network 
queues.


Software Components

NetQ consists of two DOS programs that run on a network workstation:

    NETQPRO    Monitors and controls network queues.  You may want to 
               restrict execution to network administrators only.

    NETQMONP   Monitors network queues, but cannot alter them.  This 
               program is provided so you can give execution access to 
               any network user, without having to let all users alter 
               queues.


The Fine Print

Software Copyright Notice
 1992-1994 Citadel Computer Systems, Inc.  All rights reserved.


Citadel Software License Agreement

By installing NetQ, you implicitly accept the terms of this license 
agreement.

Use of NetQ, except for demonstration versions or copies delivered under 
an agreement for a free evaluation period, requires payment and a license 
agreement.  All other use of unlicensed copies of NetQ by any person, 
business, corporation, government agency, or other entity or institution 
is prohibited.

If you have the product for evaluation, you may use it free for a maximum 
of 30 days.  Then you must register and pay for it, remove it from your 
system, or get approval for an extension of the evaluation period.

Copies of NetQ may be made for the purpose of archival backup only.  
Reverse engineering of NetQ is prohibited.  You may not transfer the 
product to any other party without prior written authorization from 
Citadel Computer Systems Incorporated.

NetQ is licensed per server.  The program may not be used in excess of 
the purchased licenses without purchase of additional licenses.


How to Install NetQ

- At any network workstation, insert the distribution diskette into a 
  floppy drive and copy the NETQPRO.EXE and NETQMONP.EXE files to a 
  server directory or directories.

- We suggest that you give all users execute authority for NETQMONP.EXE, 
  but restrict NETQPRO.EXE to network administrators only.

- If there is a READ.ME file on the diskette, please review it for 
  information updated after this manual was prepared.


Software Registration

Please complete and mail your software product registration form, if you 
haven't already done so. Its located in the "REGISTER.TXT" file.


How to Use NETQPRO

Invoke NETQPRO from the DOS command line of any workstation, using this 
syntax:

    netqpro time [options]

where

    time    is delay, in seconds, for server polling.

and the following options are defined:

    /5      50-line VGA display mode.  May be used with /2 or /4 option.

    /2      Set initial screen to display 4 queues.

    /4      Set initial screen to display 8 queues.

    /6      Set initial screen to display 12 queues, in 50-line VGA mode.

    /8      Set initial screen to display 16 queues, in 50-line VGA mode.

While NETQPRO is running, you may enter any of these case-sensitive 
commands:

    <F1>    List available commands.
    c       Create a new queue.
    d       Delete a job.
    h       Place a job on hold.
    H       Place a queue on hold.
    m       Move a job between queues.
    M       Move an entire queue.
    N       Rename a queue.
    O       Add/remove operators from a queue.
    p       Change a jobs position in the queue.
    q       Change queue type (print->archive->job).
    Q       Change queue type to user defined.
    r       Release held job.
    R       Release held queue.
    S       Add/remove servers from a queue.
    s       Switch server.
    t       Change polling time interval.
    U       Add/remove users.
    X       Destroy a queue.
    z       Zap a queue (remove all jobs).
    2       Change display to show 4 queues
    4       Change display to show 8 queues  
    6       Change display to show 12 queues [50-line VGA mode only]
    8       Change display to show 16 queues [50-line VGA mode only]
    Ins     Change job or queue descriptions.
    PgUp    Scroll up queue display.
    PgDn    Scroll down queue display.
    Esc     Exit the program.


How to Use NETQMONP

If you dont want to let all users alter queues, you can let them run 
the NETQMONP.EXE program.  Users can invoke NETQMONP from the DOS command 
line of any workstation, using this syntax:

    netqmonp time [option]

where

    time    is delay, in seconds, for server polling.

and the following option is defined:

    /5      50-line VGA display mode.

While NETQMONP is running, you may enter any of these case-sensitive 
commands:

    <F1>    List available commands.
    s       Switch server.
    t       Change polling time interval.
    2       Change display to show 4 queues
    4       Change display to show 8 queues  
    6       Change display to show 12 queues [50-line VGA mode only]
    8       Change display to show 16 queues [50-line VGA mode only]
    Ins     Change job or queue descriptions.
    PgUp    Scroll up queue display.
    PgDn    Scroll down queue display.
    Esc     Exit the program.