OSI/AS and OSI/TS Supplement (Includes RFC-1006 Support)

Configuring OSI/AS
RFC-1006 Subsystem Configuration
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Use the INFO PROFILE #L4 or INFO SERVICE #L4 command to see the configured
CLASS attribute.
Expedited Data
The EXPEDITED attribute specifies whether the transport expedited data transfer
service is supported. This attribute is valid when TCP/IP is the NSP.
To enable the expedited data transfer service, use the ADD PROFILE #L4 command
with the EXPEDITED attribute. The command syntax is:
ADD PROFILE [ profile-name ], [ EXPEDITED { ON | OFF } ]
Example:
ADD PROFILE $OSIM.#L4.PROF2, EXPEDITED ON
Use the ALTER PROFILE #L4 or ALTER SERVICE #L4 command to change the value
of the EXPEDITED attribute.
Use the INFO PROFILE #L4 or INFO SERVICE #L4 command to see the configured
EXPEDITED attribute.
Network Service Provider and Internet Address
To configure the OSI/AS subsystem to use a TCP/IP process as the NSP, perform the
following configuration steps. In these steps, you also define a local IP address in an
NSAP entry and associate it to the TCP/IP process specified as the NSP process.
Details are provided only for those steps that have changed for RFC-1006. See the
OSI/AS configuration example in Section 4, “RFC-1006 Configuration Command
Files” for an example of the following steps.
Configure the OSI manager process as you normally would.
Define the NSP, TSP, and TAPS processes:
1. Use the ADD PROCESS command to register an NSP process name (the
TCP/IP process name) with the OSI manager process. The command syntax
is:
ADD [ PROCESS indirect-process-name ] ,
{ NAME guardian-process-name }
guardian-process-name is the name of the TCP/IP process. The TCP/IP
process must already be running. Use the SCF LISTDEV TCPIP command to
list TCP/IP process names.
Example:
ADD PROCESS $OSIM.#NSP.TCP0, NAME $ZTC0
Use the ALTER PROCESS command to change the value of the NAME attribute
of an existing TCP/IP process.
Verify the NSP process name by using the INFO PROCESS command.