TS Supplement (Includes RFC-1006 Support)

3 RFC-1006 Changes to the SCF,

SPI, and PTrace Subsystems

107751 Tandem Computers Incorporated 3–1

This section describes RFC-1006 changes to:

OSI/TS SCF commands

OSI/AS SCF commands

Other useful SCF commands

OSI/TS Event Messages

OSI/AS and OSI/TS PTrace records

OSI/TS SCF

Commands Changed

to Support RFC-1006

The following OSI/TS SCF attributes have new meaning and new values when using

TCP/IP as the NSP:

CLASS

EXPEDITED

LOCALNSAP

NSPDEVICE

REMOTENSAP

TPDUSIZE

These attributes are used in the following commands:

ADD SU

ALTER SERVICE #L4

ALTER SU

The following commands can be used to display TCP/IP information when TCP/IP is

the NSP:

CHECK SU

INFO SERVICE #L4

INFO SU

STATUS SU, DETAIL

Notes 1) When TCP/IP is the NSP, X.25 and LAN attributes are no longer applicable. X.25 and LAN SCF

attributes are configured through the TCP/IP SCF interface.

2) IP addresses can be entered in dotted decimal notation or in an eight-digit hexadecimal string as

described in Section 1.

Tandem provides a program to convert an IP address, in dotted decimal notation, to an eight-digit

hexadecimal string. This program also converts the eight-digit hexadecimal string to a dotted decimal

notation. The program is provided as a C source file called EXADCVTC, and in a compiled version called

EXADCVT. See Section 4, “RFC-1006 Configuration Command Files,” for additional information on how

to use this program.