OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual
Routine Management Tasks
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Adding PROFILE Objects
The first command configures the Layer 4 PROFILE object TPFILE1 with transport
class 3 protocol and with multiplexing.
The second command associates this PROFILE object with the NSAP address 9B0001.
At the same time, this command assigns the TSP process $OSIM.#TSP.X25A to handle
connections through this NSAP. The effect is that subdevices that use NSAP 9B0001
implement transport class 3 protocol with multiplexing. (The configuration service
values in this profile can be overridden on any given connection if there is a profile
assigned to the remote NSAP address.) Note that this command lets the NETADDR-
MODE parameter default to NORMAL; this assumes communications over an X.25
network that implements the 1984 X.25 standard.
The third command registers a local application LOCAL1 in the MIB and assigns it to
the NSAP address 9B0001. It also assigns the TSEL 0002, SSEL 0002, and PSEL 0002
to this application. The effect is that this application uses class 3 protocol with
multiplexing as a default Transport Layer service.
Assigning Layer 5 Profiles
You assign Layer 5 PROFILE objects to TSEL addresses by altering or adding TSEL
ENTRY objects. (If your configuration allows APPL ENTRY objects, you can specify
L5PROFILES in APPL ENTRY objects instead. See “Configuring Connections” in
Section 4.) In the case where you add a TSEL ENTRY object, you may also need to
add or alter APPL ENTRY objects to assign applications to the new TSEL address.
(Note that applications can specify TSEL addresses directly in session connection
request procedures. In this case, you do not need to add or alter APPL ENTRY objects.)
The following sequence of commands illustrates the dependencies:
ADD PROFILE $OSIM.#L5.PROF1, VSN1 OFF, VSN2 ON
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#TSEL.0002, L5SERVER $OSIM.#TAPS.X25A &
, L5PROFILE $OSIM.#L5.PROF1
ADD ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.LOCAL1, NSAP 9B0001, TSEL 0002 &
, SSEL 0002, PSEL 0002
The first command configures the Layer 5 PROFILE object PROF1 and enables only
session service version 2 for all connections using that profile.
The second command associates this PROFILE object with the TSEL address 0002. At
the same time, this command assigns the TAPS process $OSIM.#TAPS.X25A to handle
connections through this TSEL. The effect is that subdevices that use TSEL 0002
implement session protocol version 2 connections.
The third command registers a local application LOCAL1 in the MIB and assigns it to
the NSAP address 9B0001. It also assigns the TSEL 0002, SSEL 0002, and PSEL 0002
to this application. The effect is that this application uses session protocol version 2
connections for the Session Layer configuration.