TS Supplement (Includes RFC-1006 Support)

Configuring OSI/TS

RFC-1006 Subsystem Configuration

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Single TSP Process

Interfacing With a Single

TCP/IP Process

When you use the SCF ADD SU command and assign a local or remote IP address to

an SU by specifying the local or remote NSAP, you are defining a specific path for

connections that will be made to or from that SU. Figure 2-2 illustrates the client and

server roles for a single TSP process interfacing with a single TCP/IP process.

Figure 2-2. Single TSP Process Interfacing With a Single TCP/IP Process

Tandem NonStop System A - in the client role

SU $tsp1.#lan1a SU $tsp1.#lan1b

SU $tsp1.#lan1c

TSP1

Client

TCP/IP1

TLAM1

TLAM2

Subnet1

IPAddress1

Subnet2

IPAddress2

Tandem NonStop System B - in the server role

SU $tsp2.#lan2a SU $tsp2.#lan2b SU $tsp2.#lan2c

TSP2

Server

TCP/IP2

TLAM3

TLAM4

Subnet3

IPAddress3

Subnet4

IPAddress4

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