OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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ADD CLASS Command
CLOSE-TIME
specifies the time to maintain an association when no messages are on queue. This
value is expressed in seconds and has a range of 1 through 36000. The default value
is 300.
CUG-CHECK
specifies whether or not the closed user group (CUG) validation of messages and
probes is performed by MR groups. ALL indicates that CUG validation is
performed for the originator and all recipients of messages and probes. NONE
indicates that no CUG validation is performed. The default value is NONE.
DELAY-TIME
specifies the number of seconds to wait after a session failure before attempting to
reestablish a connection. This value is expressed in seconds and is in the range 1
through 36000. The default value is 60.
LINK-RETRY-DELAY
specifies the time the MR group should wait to repeat a previously failed attempt to
establish an association with an adjacent MTA on any single link, when the cause of
the failure is in the link. A pair of local and remote OSI addresses configured with
an MTA object constitute a link. This value is expressed in seconds and the range is
5 through 36000. The default value is 60.
LINK-RETRY-TIME
specifies the maximum time available for the MR group to establish an association
with an adjacent MTA on any single link, when the cause of the failed attempt(s) is
in the link. The timer starts with the first attempt to establish an association on the
link. A pair of local and remote OSI addresses configured with an MTA object
constitute a link. This value is expressed in seconds and is in the range 5 through
36000. The default value is 600.
MAX-MSG-XFER-TIME
specifies how many seconds the MR group should wait for a message to transfer to
the adjacent MTA. This value is expressed in seconds and has a range of 0 through
36000. The default value is 600. A value of 0 indicates that the maximum time for
transfer of a message is calculated based on MTA attributes REM-MSG-THRUPUT
and REM-MSG-OVERHEAD. The value is calculated as follows:
(message size/REM-MSG-THRUPUT) + REM-MSG-OVERHEAD
NONURGENT-COUNT
specifies the maximum number of nonurgent messages that the MTA can have on its
queue for a given destination before it attempts to establish an association with the
adjacent MTA. The MR group can initiate an association with an adjacent MTA
before this count if a message has been on the queue for NONURGENT-TIME
length of time. This value is in the range 1 through 25. The default value is 3.