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

107751 Tandem Computers Incorporated 3–17

The following

attribute-spec

for the ADD ENTRY #SNPA command has a new

meaning when using RFC-1006:

[ L3SERVER

indirect-process-name

]

L3SERVER (ZL3-SERVR)

defines the name of the local TCP/IP process that services the local SNPA.

This is a required attribute for local SNPAs only.

Value: A TCP/IP process name in the following format:

osi-mgr-name

.#NSP.

internal-name

Default: No default value is provided.

ADD PROCESS The following

attribute-spec

for the ADD PROCESS command has a new meaning

when using RFC-1006:

{ NAME

guardian-process-name

}

NAME (ZNAME)

specifies the TCP/IP process name. It is used to register an existing TCP/IP

process with the OSI manager. NAME is the only attribute that is used for NSP

processes; all other attributes are ignored.

This is a required attribute; a value must be supplied.

Value: A TCP/IP process name in the following format:

system

].$

process-name

The name of a TCP/IP process located on the same system as the OSI

manager process can be up to six characters (the $ sign followed by

five characters). For example:

$TCP10

$TCPB1

The name of a TCP/IP process not located on the same system as the

OSI manager process can be up to five characters (the $ sign followed

by four characters). For example:

\GOOFY.$TCP1

\GOOFY.$TCPA

Default: No default value is provided.