RFC 307 (rfc307) - Page 2 of 6

Using network Remote Job Entry

RFC 307              Using Network Remote Job Entry        February 1972


   to run that program.

The Rand PDP-10

   The Rand PDP-10 operates under the Tenex operating system.  Thus,
   some understanding of the Tenex Executive is required.  The necessary
   documents can be obtained from the developers of Tenex:

                    Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc.
                    50 Moulton Street
                    Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
                    (617) 491-1850

   Secondly, it is necessary to establish an account on the Rand PDP-10.
   This can be done through:

                    Rod Fredrickson
                    The Rand Corporation
                    1700 Main Street
                    Santa Monica, California 90406
                    (213) 393-0411

UCLA Remote Job Service

   To use the UCLA IBM 360/91 via RJS it is necessary to:

      1) have an account at UCLA
      2) have an assigned RJS terminal ID.

   These can both be obtained from

                    Bob Braden
                    UCLA
                    Math Sciences Building
                    3531 Boelter Hall
                    Los Angeles, Calif.  90024
                    (213) 825-7518

The RJS Access Program (RJSAP)

   A sample session using RJSAP is attached below.  The RJSAP is started
   by typing "RJS" to the Tenex executive.  The program will
   then initialize and check (via your login information) to see if you
   are a user recorded in its tables.  This is done to assure you have a
   valid RJS terminal ID.  If your ID is not found, the program will
   terminate with appropriate message.





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