Envoy ACP/XF Configuration and Management Manual
WAN Subsystem Profiles and Modifiers for
EnvoyACP/XF
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Optional Modifier Descriptions
If NOSENDRNRRETRY is specified, the local station does not send RNRs when it is in
a buffer-depletion RNR state. Instead, the following actions occur (see Figure 3-9):
1. If the local station is a primary station, it sends DISC upon entering the local RNR
state. If the local station is a secondary station, it sends DM to any received frame
that is not a mode-setting command.
2. All pending application WRITE requests for the station are completed with
Guardian file-system error 163 (RNR sent).
3. Any further WRITE requests for the transmission of numbered frames received
from the application for the station are completed with Guardian file-system error
164 (Disconnected).
4. The remote station is disconnected.
5. The local station enters LDS.
Note. If the local RNR state has been set by the application, the NOSENDRNRRETRY/
NOSENDRNRRETRY modifier setting and the RNRTIMER are not processed. When this
happens, the station remains in the local send RNR state. If an application forces the local
station into RNR state when NOSENDRNRRETRY is in effect, the remote station’s RNR timer
might elapse—which would disconnect the line.
Figure 3-9. NOSENDRNRRETRY
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* Upon entering RNR state, a primary station transmits DISC; whereas, a secondary station
transmits DM. Except for this minor difference, the effect of NOSENDRNRRETRY is the same
for both primary and secondary stations. The error messages returned to the application are the
same for primary and secondary stations.
Error 164
WRITE
Error 163
Buffers Are Full
DISC or DM
WRITE
WRITE
WRITE
WRITE
Application
Application
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