OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
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Configuring Layer 7 ACSE Attributes
Consideration
Notice that you alter the SERVICE object; there is no PROFILE object to add.
Configuring Layer 7 ACSE Attributes
You configure Layer 7 ACSE service characteristics by using the ACSE SERVICE
object. To configure this object, you should understand the meaning of ACSE protocol
values. Use the ACSE SERVICE object to set default application service characteristics.
See Section 2, Management Environment
, for more information on the use of the
SERVICE objects.
Example: ALTER SERVICE
The following command configures all the TAPS processes in the subsystem to
implement a particular ACSE threshold value set to 500:
ALTER SERVICE $OSIM.#ACSE, APABORTSTHLD 500
The command and object-spec identify the ACSE in the Application Layer of the
subsystem controlled by the OSI manager process $OSIM:
ALTER SERVICE $OSIM.#ACSE
attribute-spec sets the specified threshold value to 500:
APABORTSTHLD 500
Consideration
Notice that you alter the SERVICE object; there is no PROFILE object to add.
Configuring Connections
This section describes how to use ENTRY objects to establish relationships between
OSI addresses, PROCESS objects (servers), PROFILE objects, and the applications that
use the subsystem. You can specify more than one set of servers (NSP, TSP, and TAPS
processes) and profiles to support a given OSI address by allocating multiple APPL
ENTRY objects for the same address, each APPL ENTRY specifying different servers
and or profiles.
Table 4-2
shows the relationships that you establish by adding ENTRY objects.