HP X.25/9000 User's Guide HP-UX 11i v3 (5900-1523, August 2011)

NOTE: See the man pages for x29uucpd for full details on syntax and parameters.
ContentsFile
parameters for each remote host/etc/x25/x29hosts pad_uucp
uucp entry/etc/passwd
optional X.3 parameters/etc/x25/x3config
remote system’s name/usr/lib/uucp/Systems
remote system’s login name/usr/lib/uucp/Permissions
device file name/usr/lib/uucp/Devices
Configuring the x29hosts file
The /etc/x25/x29hosts file must contain a separate pad_uucp section for each remote site.
An example pad_uucp section is shown below.
pad_uucp {
device x25uucp
name interface0
remote_x121 4085551113
cud abc
cug 2
logging 3
reverse_charge enable
x3 hp_uucp
}
pad_uucp parameters
device Mandatory. This is the device file name located in the /dev/x29 directory.
It is created when x29uucpd is executed and is used for communication
between UUCP and x29uucpd. This device file must also exist in /usr/
lib/uucp/Devices file for the UUCP system.
name Mandatory. This is the name of the programmatic interface that will be
used for call setup. There is no default for this entry. If this entry does not
exist, the call setup will not be completed and file transfer will not take
place. This name must match with the programmatic access name (also
called name) specified in x25init.
remote_x121 Mandatory. This is the X.121 address of the X.25 interface card of a host
system where the PAD support program (for example, /usr/sbin/
x29server) is running. This address is required for calls to be initiated.
There is no default for this address.
cud Optional. This is the Call User Data (CUD) appended to the protocol ID
(0x01000000) for any call request packets sent to this device. Strings of
12 characters or less are permitted.
cug Optional. This is a the Call User Group (CUG) number (a positive value
between 0 and 99) embedded in the call request packet sent to this device.
logging Optional (default = 1). Specifies the logging level for each UUCP connection
to this device. The log file is /var/x25/log/x29uucpd/
[device_name][child_pid ]. Logging levels for this UUCP device
are 0, 1, 2, or 3 where:
0 – No logging (no log file is created).
1 – Error logging.
104 PAD services