TS Supplement (Includes RFC-1006 Support)

OSI/AS SCF Commands Changed to Support RFC-1006

RFC-1006 Changes to the SCF, SPI, and PTrace Subsystems

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This section provides a description of these commands in alphabetical order.

Descriptions are provided only for those attributes and display fields whose meanings

have changed for RFC-1006. Display fields whose meanings have changed for

RFC-1006 are displayed in boldface. Following each SCF attribute name, in

parenthesis (“ “), is the name of the corresponding Subsystem Programmatic Interface

(SPI) attribute.

IP Address in the ENTRY

Object

The #NSAP entry-name can now specify an IP address in dotted decimal notation or

in eight-digit hexadecimal string. The entry-name has the following format:

osi-mgr-name.#entry-type.entry-name

Example:

ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.130.252.12.3

The following commands can be entered with an IP address in the #NSAP ENTRY

name:

ADD ENTRY

ALTER ENTRY

CHECK ENTRY

INFO ENTRY

NAMES ENTRY

The rest of this section provides a description of the SCF commands in alphabetical

order. Descriptions are provided only for those attributes whose meanings have

changed for RFC-1006. Display fields whose meanings have changed for RFC-1006 are

shown in boldface.

Following each SCF attribute name, in parentheses (“ “), is the name of the

corresponding Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI) attribute.

Note When TCP/IP is the NSP, X.25 and LAN attributes in OSI/AS are no longer applicable. X.25 and LAN

SCF attributes are configured through the TCP/IP SCF interface.