OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual—424119-001
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Configuring Layer 3 Attributes
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Use the Layer 3 PROFILE object to set X25AM subdevice attributes for particular
SNPA addresses or to set TLAM or PAM subdevice attributes for IP null subset or
ES-IS routing exchange protocol, for example.
See Section 2, Management Environment
, for more information on the use of the
SERVICE and PROFILE objects.
Example 1: ALTER SERVICE
The following command configures the DATEX-P network as the called address
convention for all the X25AM processes in the subsystem:
ALTER SERVICE $OSIM.#L3, X25REMOTENET DATEXP
The command and object-spec identify the Network Layer of the subsystem controlled
by the OSI manager process $OSIM:
ALTER SERVICE $OSIM.#L3
The attribute-spec specifies the addressing conventions to be used when building
the called address:
X25REMOTENET DATEXP
This means that all outgoing calls use the DATEX-P X.25 addressing conventions.
Example 2: ADD PROFILE
The following command configures a Network Layer profile for an X25AM subdevice.
ADD PROFILE $OSIM.#L3.PROF1, X25DESTADDR "123456" &
, X25PORT 1
The command and object-spec add the Layer 3 PROFILE object PROF1 to the OSI
manager $OSIM:
ADD PROFILE $OSIM.#L3.PROF1
The first attribute-spec adds X.25 destination address 123456 to the profile:
X25DESTADDR "123456"
All X25AM subdevices configured with this profile assign this X.25 address as the
called address in outgoing calls.
The second attribute-spec assigns X.25 port number 1 to the profile:
X25PORT 1
All X25AM subdevices that are configured with this profile use this X.25 port.
Considerations
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Notice that you can only alter the SERVICE object, but you can alter or add the
PROFILE object.