OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual—424119-001
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Adding SNPA ENTRY Objects
The command and object-spec register the SNPA address 02 (not a real address, but an
index) with the OSI manager process $OSIM:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.02
The first attribute-spec identifies the NSP process $OSIM.#NSP.NSP1 as the
server process for the SNPA address registered in the first part:
L3SERVER $OSIM.#NSP.NSP1
This means that this NSP process handles all connections that use SNPA address 02.
The second attribute-spec is a command element that you use only when the NSP
server process you have assigned in the second part is an X25AM process:
L3PROFILE $OSIM.#L3.NPFILE3
Example 2: 1980 X.25
The following commands register two X.25 (1980 standard) SNPA addresses and assign
them to the same X25AM process, but assign them different X.25 configuration profiles:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.123458, L3SERVER $OSIM.#NSP.X25A &
, L3PROFILE $OSIM.#L3.NPFILE1
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.123459, L3SERVER $OSIM.#NSP.X25A &
, L3PROFILE $OSIM.#L3.NPFILE2
Example 3: LAN
The following examples register two LAN SNPA addresses and assign them to two
different TLAM processes or PAM processes:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.FE08008E000023,
, L3SERVER $OSIM.#NSP.LANA
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.FE08008E000024,
, L3SERVER $OSIM.#NSP.LANB
Notice that these two LAN examples do not assign Layer 3 PROFILE objects. In this
case, the values default to the Layer 3 SERVICE object.
Considerations
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Make sure that you have added any SERVER process that you refer to in these
commands. For example, if a command refers to the X25AM process
$OSIM.#NSP.X25A, you must register this process with the OSI manager using the
SCF ADD PROCESS command.
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Also make sure that you have added any PROFILE objects that you refer to in these
commands. For example, if a command refers to the profile $OSIM.#L3.NPFILE1,
you must add this profile to the OSI manager process using the SCF ADD PROFILE
command.