OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
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Adding NSAP ENTRY Objects
Notice that NETADDR-MODE is not specified. If you do not specify the addressing
mode for an NSAP address, all transport subdevices that use that NSAP address are
configured with the default value, which is NORMAL.
Example 3: 1980 X.25
The following command registers an NSAP address with the OSI manager process,
assigns it to an SNPA address, assigns it to a TSP process, and specifies addressing for a
network that implements the 1980 X.25 standard:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.9A0003, SNPA 123458, &
, L4SERVER $OSIM.#TSP.OSI4B &
, NETADDR-MODE X25-1980
Notice that a Layer 4 PROFILE object is not assigned. If you do not specify a Layer 4
profile (in any ENTRY object) for an NSAP address, all transport subdevices that use
that NSAP address are configured with default parameters, which are defined by the
Layer 4 SERVICE object.
Considerations
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Make sure that you have added any L4SERVER processes that you refer to in these
commands. For example, the above commands refer to TSP processes
$OSIM.#TSP.OSI4A and $OSIM.#TSP.OSI4B. You must register these processes
with the OSI manager using the SCF ADD PROCESS command.
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Also make sure that you have added any L4PROFILE objects that you include in a
command. For example, if a command refers to profile $OSIM.#L4.TPFILE1, you
must add that profile to the OSI manager process using the SCF ADD PROFILE
command.
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If you are using an X.25 network that implements the 1980 X.25 standard, you must
specify NETADDR-MODE X25-1980, as shown in the last example. If you are
using an X.25 network that implements the 1984 standard, or if you are using any
LAN, you can specify NETADDR-MODE NORMAL, as shown in the first
example, or you can let this parameter default to NORMAL, as shown in the second
example.
Registering Remote NSAP Addresses
Make entries into the MIB by adding remote NSAP addresses, along with their
corresponding SNPA addresses.
Example 1: LAN
The following command shows how you can add an NSAP ENTRY object to associate a
remote NSAP address on a LAN with an SNPA address in the MIB:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.9A1112, SNPA FE08008E000024 &
, L4PROFILE $OSIM.#L4.TPFILE5 &
, NETADDR-MODE NORMAL