OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

OSI Address Configuration in OSI/MHS
OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual—424827-003
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Different Incoming Calling Address and Outgoing
Called Address
For example, if the PROFILE command is replaced by the one below, the effect will be
to change OUT(S) while leaving all other addresses unchanged.
ADD PROFILE $zosi.#L3.Carl1, &
X25DESTADDR "311042100091206" , X25PORT 02
New value of OUT(S)
OUT(S): t-selector = 313131
X.25 NUA = 23422350016102
Alternatively, if the LOC-NSAP-1 parameter of the ADD MTA command is changed,
then outgoing connections to the adjacent MTA can be made over a physical interface
different from the one used for incoming connections.
Example:
If the ADD MTA command is changed as shown below, and the OSI stack
configuration commands in “Local MR Group Address Configuration” are changed to
those below, then outgoing connections can be made over the line $x25b instead of
$x25. The X.25 line $x25b must be configured in the system.
== Defining a different local network attachment
ADD MTA $zmhs.#Carl, &
:
:
loc-nsap-1 3233343232333530303539353531, &
:
== Defining a new X.25 line:
ADD PROCESS $zosi.NSP.x25b, NAME $x25b
ADD ENTRY $zosi.#NSAP.3233343232333530303539353531, &
SERVER $zosi.#TSP.TSP1, &
SNPA 995B12, &
PROFILE $zosi.#L4.PRFTP0, NETADDR-MODE X25-1980
ADD ENTRY $zosi.#SNPA.995B12, &
SERVER $zosi.#NSP.x25b
If this network connection were configured as LOC-NSAP-2 in the ADD MTA
command, and LOC-NSAP-1 were left unchanged, then this would enable both
network connections to be used to connect to the remote MTA. LOC-NSAP-2 would
be used when LOC-NSAP-1 was unavailable.
Different Incoming Calling Address and Outgoing Called
Address
Sometimes a remote MTA will use a different calling address, when initiating
connections, from the called address it expects to see when accepting connections;
that is, IN(S) differs from OUT(D).