K-Series to S-Series Differences

==
== Once a customer system has been installed, these names can be changed
== to fit the needs of the customer. Special attention should be placed
== on systems using the sockets library to interface to TCP/IP. Unless
== specifically named, the default TCP/IP process name is $ZTC0.
==
== DETAIL:
== Following are the rules and some examples:
==
== Disks: $D<cabid><slot#>
== ex. $D3217 (Second I/O cab attached to Third cpu cab, slot 17)
==
== Tapes: $T<cabid><slot#>
== ex. $T0150 (First cpu cab, slot 50)
==
== LAN (E4SA) Adapters: E<cabid><slot#>
== ex. E8254 (Second I/O cab attached to Eighth cpu cab, slot 54)
==
== lif 's: L<cabid><portid>
== ex. L51A (First I/O cab attached to Fifth cpu cab, slot 53,
== port 2)
==
== TCP Process Names: $ZB<cabid><portid>
== ex. $ZB51A (TCP process for above LIF)
==
== Telnet Process Names: $ZN<cabid><portid>
== ex. $ZN51A (Telnet process for above TCP)
==
== Listner Process Names: $ZP<cabid><portid>
== ex. $ZP51A (Listner process for above TCP)
==
== TFTP Process Names for T/3880 SWAN Concentrator: $ZF<cabid><portid>
== ex. $ZF51A (TFTP process for above TCP)
==
== WANBOOT Process Names for T/3880 SWAN Concentrator: $ZW<cabid><portid>
== ex. $ZW51A (WANBOOT process for above TCP)
==
== SWAN Adapter Names: S<adapter#>
== ex. S19 (Nineteenth SWAN adapter)
==
==
== where:
==
== <cabid> = Cabinet ID. 01-08 for cpu cabinets; 11,21,31,41,51,61,71
== and 81 for the first I/O cabinet attached to a cpu
== cabinet; 12,22,32,42,52,62,72 and 82 for the second I/O
== cabinet attached to a cpu cabinet
==
== <slot#> = Actual physical slot# in the cabinet (Disk: 1-8 & 11-18,
== Tape: 50 & 55, LAN: 51-54)
==
== <portid>= Combination of slot# and port# mapped in the
== following way:
==
== Slot# Port# <portid>
== 51 0 0
== 51 1 1
== 51 2 2
== 51 3 3
== 52 0 4
== 52 1 5