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The Question is: when trying to login to our systems, we are getting a response of:- Username: Trayford Password:******* Insufficient call arguments %REM-S-END, control returned to node EVATS1:: We can however connect via the console without problem. this system has been up for 10 days, the disks are not full and memory seems to be OK. Any ideas ! this is an important server, and therefore a fast response would be most appreciated.. Regards Andy T The Answer is : Please determine exactly what DCL command sequence is used to create this process. Determine if the LGI_CALLOUTS system parameter is enabled, and if you have a problem in the specified LOGINOUT callout module (if LOGINOUT callouts are in use on your system). Determine if the OpenVMS terminal is (presumably incorrectly) set up with local echo -- this assumes that you are actually seeing the string "******" when you enter the password at prompt. Local echo is an infrequently used feature of OpenVMS. Determine if AUTOGEN has been run on this system, and that LOGINOUT and related images are installed with their required privileges. (AUTOGEN sets up the initial list of installed images, with the expected set of privileges. It needs to be run at least once, and should be run with FEEDBACK enabled whenever the system load has changed.) Determine if there is anything interesting logged by security auditing in response to these failures. Specify /NOCOMMAND after the username. (If the target username is marked as captive or restricted, disable this setting temporarily during this test.) Please contact the customer support center for further assistance in resolving this problem.
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