OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
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Adding NSAP ENTRY Objects
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If you do not specify a profile for an SNPA address, all X25AM subdevices that use
that address are configured with default values, which are defined by the Layer 3
SERVICE object.
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For D-series TLAM subsystems, SNPAs are managed by an OSI network authority.
You obtain a LAN SNPA address by concatenating the LSAP address FE with the
media access control (MAC) station address. To find the MAC station address, you
issue an SCF INFO SERVICE command for the TLAM Layer 1 object subtype
#L18023 or #L18024. For example, if you issue the command
INFO SERVICE $LAM1.#L18023
SCF returns the MAC station address in the InitTS field. See the Multilan/TLAM
Management and Operations Manual for more information.
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For G06 and above PAM subsystems, SNPAs are managed by an OSI network
authority. You obtain a LAN SNPA address by concatenating the LIF address FE
with the MAC station address. To find the MAC station address, you issue an SCF
INFO LINE command for the PAM process. For example, if you issue the command
INFO LINE $LAM1.*
SCF returns the MAC station address in the LIF MAC Addr field. See the PAM
Configuration and Management Manual for more information.
Adding NSAP ENTRY Objects
Add NSAP ENTRY objects to configure the Transport Layer of your subsystem and to
enter remote NSAP addresses along with the corresponding remote SNPA addresses into
the database.
Registering Local NSAP Addresses
Configure the Transport Layer of your subsystem by registering local NSAP addresses
and assigning them to local SNPA addresses, TSP processes, and Layer 4 PROFILE
objects.
Example 1: LAN
The following command shows how you can add a local NSAP ENTRY object to
configure TSP processes on a LAN and set up local addressing relationships within your
OSI/AS subsystem:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.9A0001, SNPA FE08008E000023 &
, L4SERVER $OSIM.#TSP.TSP1 &
, L4PROFILE $OSIM.#L4.TPFILE4 &
, NETADDR-MODE NORMAL
The command and object-spec register the local NSAP address 9A0001 with the OSI
manager process $OSIM:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.9A0001