OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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ADD CLASS Command
NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY
specifies the initial time the MR group has to wait after it has exhausted all the
routes for sending a nonurgent message, before it can retry starting with the first
route. This value is expressed in minutes, and the range is 0 through 36000. The
value 0 means an infinite time is allowed; that is, no route retry attempts are made.
The default value is 60. This attribute applies to nonurgent-priority messages.
NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-GROW
specifies the percentage increase of the delay between attempts to route messages to
adjacent MTAs. This increase is applied to the NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-
DELAY attribute each time there is an attempt to reroute the message. This value is
in the range 0 through 200 percent. The default value is 0. This attribute applies to
nonurgent-priority messages.
ALTERing the NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY or the NONURGENT-
ROUTE-RETRY-GROW attributes causes a recalculation of the current delay
between rerouting attempts for nonurgent messages. This delay is calculated using
the following formula:
delay = NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY *
(1 + NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-GROW/100)^ attempts
where ^ means “to the power of,” and attempts means the number of times the
message has been on the route-retry queue (including this time).
NONURGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME
specifies the maximum time allowed for transit of nonurgent-priority user MPDUs
within the entire MHS. After this time, a nondelivery report is generated for the
user MPDU. This value is expressed in minutes and the range is 0 through 36000.
The value 0 means an infinite time is allowed; that is, no route retry attempts are
made. The default value is 2160. This attribute applies to nonurgent-priority
messages.
NONURGENT-TIME
specifies the maximum time the MR group can wait after a NONURGENT message
arrives on its queue for an adjacent MTA, before it must attempt to establish an
association with the adjacent MTA. The MR group can initiate an association with
an adjacent MTA before this time expires if the NONURGENT-COUNT threshold
is reached for the adjacent MTA. This value is expressed in seconds and has a range
of 1 through 36000. The default value is 300.
NORMAL-COUNT
specifies the maximum number of normal 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 NORMAL-TIME length of
time. This value is in the range 1 through 25. The default value is 3.