OSI/AS SCF Reference Manual
Table Of Contents
- What’s New in This Manual
- About This Manual
- 1 Introduction
- 2 OSI/AS SCF Commands
- Supported Commands and Object Types
- Object Specification
- Attribute Default Values
- ABORT Command
- ACTIVATE Command
- ADD Command
- ALLOWOPENS Command
- ALTER Command
- Command Syntax
- ALTER ENTRY #APPL Command
- ALTER ENTRY #NSAP Command
- ALTER ENTRY #SNPA Command
- ALTER ENTRY #TSEL Command
- ALTER PROCESS Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L3 Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L4 Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L5 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L3 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L4 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L5 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L6 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #ACSE Command
- ALTER SUBSYS Command
- Considerations for the ALTER Command
- Examples of the ALTER Command
- CHECK Command
- DELETE Command
- INFO Command
- INFO Command Syntax
- INFO ENTRY #APPL Command
- INFO ENTRY #NSAP Command
- INFO ENTRY #SNPA Command
- INFO ENTRY #TSEL Command
- INFO PROCESS Command
- INFO PROFILE #L3 Command
- INFO PROFILE #L4 Command
- INFO PROFILE #L5 Command
- INFO SERVICE #L3 Command
- INFO SERVICE #L4 Command
- INFO SERVICE #L5 Command
- INFO SERVICE #L6 Command
- INFO SERVICE #ACSE Command
- INFO SUBSYS Command
- Considerations for the INFO Command
- Examples of the INFO Command
- LISTOPENS Command
- NAMES Command
- START Command
- STATS Command
- STATUS Command
- STOP Command
- STOPOPENS Command
- SUSPEND Command
- TRACE Command
- VERSION Command
- 3 OSI/AS Trace Facility
- Introduction
- Structure of the OSI/AS Processes
- PTrace Commands
- Trace Record Displays
- Trace Record Formats
- Shared Trace Records
- ASN.1 Trace Records
- ACSE Trace Records
- L6 Trace Records
- L6 USER—L6 Event
- L6 USER—L6 Continuation Event
- L6 USER—L6 Abort Continuation Event
- L6 USER—L6 User Reply
- L6 USER—L6 Request
- L6 USER—L6 First Request
- L6 USER—L6 Multi Mid Request
- L6 USER—L6 Multi Last Request
- L6 USER—L6 Multi Abort Request
- L6 PROV—L5 Event
- L6 PROV—L5 Continue Event
- L6 PROV—L5 Request
- L6 PROV—L5 First Request
- L6 PROV—L5 Continue Mid Request
- L6 PROV—L5 Continue Last Request
- L6 PROV—L5 Continue Abort Request
- L6 PROV—L6 Provider Reply
- L6—L6 Error Report
- L6 SM—L6 State Machine
- L5 Trace Records
- L5 USER—L5 Event
- L5 USER—L5 Continuation Event
- L5 USER—L5 Abort Continuation Event
- L5 USER—L5 Reply
- L5 USER—L5 Request
- L5 USER—L5 First Request
- L5 USER—L5 Multi Mid Request
- L5 USER—L5 Multi Last Request
- L5 USER—L5 Multi Abort Request
- L5 PROV—L5 Post Transport Read
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Read
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Transport Connect
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Transport Attach
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Writeread
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Transport Disconnect
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Write
- L5 PROV—L5 Issue Write Expedited
- L5 PROV—L5 I/O Completion
- L5 PROV—L5 I/O Completion Continuation
- L5 PROV—L5 Send TSDU
- L5 PROV—L5 Send TSDU Continuation
- L5 PROV—L5 Start Timer
- L5 PROV—L5 Cancel Timer
- L5 —L5 Discard Session Resources
- L5—L5 Error Report
- L5—L5 State Machine
- A OSI/AS SCF Summary
- ABORT Command
- ACTIVATE Command
- ADD Command
- ALLOWOPENS Command
- ALTER Command
- ALTER Command Syntax
- ALTER ENTRY #APPL Command
- ALTER ENTRY #NSAP Command
- ALTER ENTRY #SNPA Command
- ALTER ENTRY #TSEL Command
- ALTER PROCESS Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L3 Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L4 Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L5 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L3 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L4 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L5 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L6 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #ACSE Command
- ALTER SUBSYS Command
- CHECK Command
- DELETE Command
- INFO Command
- LISTOPENS Command
- NAMES Command
- START Command
- STATS Command
- STATUS Command
- STOP Command
- STOPOPENS Command
- SUSPEND Command
- TRACE Command
- Version Command
- B OSI/SCF SCF Error Messages
- C OSI/AS SCF Examples of Configuration Command Files
- D OSI/AS SCF Attribute Name Changes
- ADD ENTRY #TSEL Command
- ADD ENTRY $NSAP Command
- ADD ENTRY #SNPA Command
- ADD PROCESS Command
- ADD PROFILE #L4 Command
- ADD PROFILE #L5 Command
- ALTER ENTRY #TSEL Command
- ALTER ENTRY #NSAP Command
- ALTER ENTRY #SNPA Command
- ALTER PROCESS Command
- ALTER PROFILE #L5 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L4 Command
- ALTER SERVICE #L5 Command
- ALTER SUBSYS Command
- E OSI/AS SCF Command Support
- Glossary
- Index
OSI/AS SCF Commands
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Attribute Default Values
Attribute Default Values
In the following command descriptions, two terms are used to indicate default values for
the attributes under the ADD and ALTER commands:
•
DEFAULT. When an ENTRY, PROCESS, or PROFILE object is added without an
attribute specified, that attribute is configured with the indicated default value. The
attribute can subsequently be altered with the ALTER command. Some of the
attributes in the ALTER command have a RESET option
For example, ALTER PROFILE #L3 has an attribute, X25CUG, with the RESET
option. When this option is used, the object is configured with the default value for
X25CUG.
•
OSIMGR DEFAULT. The SERVICE object is not configured with the ADD
command. It is established when the OSI manager process reads the Management
Information Base (MIB) when processing a START or ACTIVATE command. The
term OSIMGR DEFAULT indicates the value given to the attribute by the OSI
manager process. These values can subsequently be altered; if the RESET option is
used, the original value set by the OSI manager process is restored.
The SERVICE object attributes in Layer 3 that have an OSIMGR default are shown in
Table 2-4
.
Note. See the Considerations for the ADD Command on page 2-50 for additional information
regarding profile and service value selection.
Table 2-4. SERVICE Default Values Set by the OSI Manager Process—
Layer 3 (page 1 of 2)
SERVICE Attribute
Default Value Set by OSI Manager
Process
ESISCHECKSUM OFF
ESISENABLE ON
ESISESCONFTIME 60.000 (60 seconds)
ESISESGROUPMACADDR 09002B000004
ESISHOLDTIME 60.000 (60 seconds)
ESISISGROUPMACADDR 09002B000005
ESISNOTIFYIS OFF
ESISQUERYRETRY 3 retries
ESISQUERYTIME 1.000 (1 second)
IPCHECKSUM OFF
IPDISCARDADDRTHLD 0
*The OSI manager process does not set a default value for this attribute; it defaults to the value set by the
X25AM subsystem.