OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual

NonStop Kernel File-System Interface
OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual—424831-001
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SETPARAM 13
rcv^security
contains the new receive-security string to be associated with this subdevice.
size
contains the length of the string.
To fetch the current receive-security string, your application issues the following:
old^rcv^security and old^size contain the current receive-security and
size values, respectively.
SETPARAM 13
This function sets or fetches the value of the multiplex parameter. By default,
OSI/TS allows multiplexing on all transport connections if the protocol class
allows it. You can use SCF to set this attribute, or your application can set it
using the following:
multiplex
is a two-octet field.
The value 0 means that OSI/TS does not allow a transport connection
associated with this subdevice to share subnetwork connections.
A value of 1 means that OSI/TS allows multiplexing on all transport
connections initiated through this subdevice if the protocol class allows it.
If you specify a value other than 0 or 1, OSI/TS returns file-system error
179.
Whether multiplexing is used on the connection or not depends on the result
of connection-establishment negotiation.
Your application can fetch the current multiplex request parameter using the
following:
The value returned in old^multiplex has the same meaning as explained above.
SETPARAM 14
This function sets the local TSEL included in CR-TPDUs and CC-TPDUs.
OSI/TS has no default setting for this parameter. If no address is specified, this
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 12, , , old^rcv^security,
old^size);
multiplex := 1
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 13, multiplex, 2 );
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 13, , , old^multiplex, 2 )