OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring the OSI/TS Subsystem
OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual—424831-001
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Command File for Configuring OSI/TS Over a LAN,
Using ES-IS Routing Exchange Protocol
== Add remote (responding) subdevices.
== The MAC address of $lam1 is 08008e000012.
== The MAC address of $lam2 is 08008e000013.
== (If you don't specify the LANLOCALSNPA address, it is
== obtained automatically by the TSP process.)
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add su $tsp2.#lan2a, nspdevice $lam2 &
, localtsel "4501" &
, localnsap "4501"
add su $tsp2.#lan2b, like $tsp2.#lan2a &
, localtsel "4502"
==
start su ($tsp1.*, $tsp2.*)
Command File for Configuring OSI/TS Over a
LAN, Using ES-IS Routing Exchange Protocol
This is an example of a command file to configure a loopback test over a LAN, using
ES-IS routing exchange protocol. In this configuration, there are two TSP processes:
$tsp1 is the local process (the initiator), and $tsp2 is the remote process (the responder).
Each TSP process has ES-IS routing exchange protocol enabled, and is configured with
two subdevices. Connections can be made between the following subdevices:
#esis1a and #esis2a
#esis1b and #esis2b
The source code file for this example is provided as part of the OSI/TS software. It
resides (by default) in the volume and subvolume $SYSTEM.ZOSITS. The source code
for this example is provided in the file EXCFG4, as follows:
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== File: EXCFG4
==
== Example command file for configuring and starting
== processes and subdevices for OSI/TS over a LAN
== (using TLAM/PAM), using ES-IS routing exchange protocol.
== SCF must be running before you use the OBEY command to
== invoke this file.
==
== NOTE: To use this command file for your subsystem, you
== must supply names and addresses that reflect your
== environment.
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==
allow all errors
==
== Abort any processes and subdevices that are running and
== that have the same name as you are configuring.
==
abort su ($tsp1.*, $tsp2.*)
== Allow time to clean up all SUs.
delay 10
abort process ($tsp1, $tsp2)