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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Note The OSI/AS MAXCONNECTIONS attribute can restrict the size of the SPDU sent to OSI/TS. Specifying a

smaller value for MAXCONNECTIONS allows the TAPS process to send larger SPDUs. Both the

Tandem OSI/AS SCF Reference Manual and the Tandem OSI/AS Configuration and Management

Manual discuss the MAXCONNECTIONS attribute in more detail.

ALTER ENTRY #APPL The following

attribute-specs

for the ALTER ENTRY #APPL command have new

meaning when using RFC-1006:

[ L3SERVER

indirect-process-name

]

[ NSAP {

string

| RESET } ]

L3SERVER (ZL3-SERVR)

defines the name of the TCP/IP process that establishes the TCP connection for

this #APPL entry. This attribute is used only for local entry names.

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

osi-mgr-name

.#NSP.

internal-name

NSAP (ZNSAP)

defines the IP address for the local or remote #APPL entry.

Value: Dotted decimal notation or eight-digit hexadecimal string.

Default: No default value is provided.

ALTER ENTRY #NSAP The following

attribute-spec

for the ALTER ENTRY #NSAP command has a new

meaning when using RFC-1006:

[ NETADDR-MODE { NORMAL | X25-1980 } ]

NETADDR-MODE (ZNETADDR-MODE)

When TCP/IP is the NSP, OSI/AS uses the NSAP entry to specify IP addresses.

OSI/AS only uses the NSAP entry when the NETADDR field is set to NORMAL.

If NETADDR is set to X25-1980, NSAP entries are not forwarded to OSI/TS from

OSI/AS.

Value: NORMAL | X25-1980. For TCP/IP networks, NORMAL is the only

value that can be used.