OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

Introduction to OSI/MHS

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OSI/MHS Interface to OSI/AS

(LANs), TCP/IP over X25AM, or TLAM for access to the Internet. On G06 and later

RVUs, you must use PAM (port access method) to configure OSI/MHS.

The interface to OSI/AS by an RTS process or an RS process is provided through a

set of procedures called the APS procedures, which communicate with the Application,

Presentation, and Session (TAPS) process. The APS procedures and the TAPS

process are part of OSI/AS. Figure 1-13 shows the OSI/MHS interface with OSI/AS.

Figure 1-13. OSI/MHS Interface With OSI/AS

Note. You must have your OSI/AS subsystem configured and running properly before you can

configure and start your OSI/MHS subsystem. Your OSI configuration must define all the OSI

addresses to be used in OSI/MHS communications. OSI/AS management and configuration

have a direct impact on the successful operation of OSI/MHS. For information on how to install,

configure, and manage OSI/AS, see the OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual.

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RS Groups

OSI/MHS Subsystem

MR Groups

MRP

RTS

MRP

RTS

MRP

RTS

MS Groups

OSI /AS