OSI/AS Management Programming Manual

ADD ENTRY Command
Commands and Responses
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Multiple sets of TAPS, TSP, and NSP processes or profiles can be assigned to one
OSI address. To do this, configure multiple #APPL entries for the same OSI
address and assign different servers and/or profiles as desired to each #APPL
entry. The following example shows the two applications (LWAN1 and LWAN2)
sharing the same OSI address (NSAP, TSEL, SSEL, and PSEL) but using different
TAPS, TSP, and NSP processes.
ADD ENTRY #APPL.LWAN1,NSAP 01
,TSEL 01
,SSEL 01
,PSEL 01
,L3SERVER #NSP.WAN1
,L4SERVER #TSP.TSP1
,L5SERVER #TAPS.TAPS1
ADD ENTRY #APPL.LWAN2,NSAP 01
,TSEL 01
,SSEL 01
,PSEL 01
,L3SERVER #NSP.WAN2
,L4SERVER #TSP.TSP2
,L5SERVER #TAPS.TAPS2
See the Tandem OSI/AS Configuration Management Manual for detailed
configuration information.
Applications that don't use TSELs, NSAPs, or SNPAs, must specify the
corresponding MIB entry with a “dummy” or null value. The way to specify a
null entry is:
#NSAP.
#SNPA.
#TSEL.
See the OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual for complete configuration
information.