OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
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Adding APPL ENTRY Objects
The last two attribute-specs assign application-specific information that is
passed by ACSE, as is, to the peer application:
APTITLE (1 3 9999 1 7), AEQUALIFIER 0329
The OSI/AS subsystem does not use this information.
Registering Remote Applications
APPL ENTRY objects for remote applications assign application names to OSI
addresses served by remote NSAPs.
Examples
The following commands assign application names to OSI addresses:
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.REMOTE1, NSAP 0002, TSEL 0001 &
, SSEL 0001, PSEL 0001
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.REMOTE2, NSAP 0003, TSEL 0002 &
, SSEL 0002, PSEL 0002
Considerations
•
Make sure that you have registered the NSAP addresses that appear in these
commands. For example, the above commands refer to the NSAP addresses 0002
and 0003. You must have registered these NSAP addresses by adding the
corresponding NSAP ENTRY objects. You do not need to register the TSEL, SSEL,
or PSEL identifiers.
•
Since APTITLE and AEQUALIFIER are not used by OSI/AS for addressing, these
attributes are required only if the application requires them.
•
Two applications can share the same NSAP address, as in the above examples for
registering local applications.