OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
OSI /MHS SCF Reference Manual—424828-001
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ADD CLASS Command
REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY
specifies the time the MR group has to wait after it has exhausted all the routes for
sending a report, 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. If the URGENT-
ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY attribute is specified in the ADD command, the default
value of REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY is the same as the value specified for
URGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY. If the URGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY
attribute is not specified, the default value is 10.
REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-GROW
specifies the percentage increase of the delay between attempts to route report
MPDUs to adjacent MTAs. The increase is applied to the REPORT-ROUTE-
RETRY-DELAY attribute each time there is an attempt to reroute the report. The
range is 0 to 200 percent, and the default is 0.
ALTERing the REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY or the REPORT-ROUTE-
RETRY-GROW attributes causes a recalculation of the current delay between
rerouting attempts for reports. This delay is calculated using the following formula:
delay = REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-DELAY *
(1 + REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-GROW/100)^ attempts
where ^ means “to the power of,” and attempts means the number of times the
report has been on the route-retry queue (including this time).
REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME
specifies the maximum time allowed for transit of report MPDUs. Expiry of this
time will result in report MPDUs being sent to diagnostics (i.e. discarded). 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. If the
URGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME attribute is specified in the ADD command, the
default value of REPORT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME is the same as the value specified
for URGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME. If the URGENT-ROUTE-RETRY-TIME
attribute is not specified, the default value is 240.
ROUTE-RETRY-CHECK
specifies what value is used for the arrival time checks. MTS indicates that the
arrival time checks are based on the arrival-time field in the external trace element
of the X.400 message. LOCAL indicates that the arrival-time checks are based on
the message’s time of arrival in the local Compaq system. The default value is MTS.
SAFE-STORE-WINDOW
specifies the number of data packets to be sent before recovery information is stored
on disk. This value is in the range 0 through 100. The default value is 2. A value
of 0 indicates that recovery information is not safestored on disk. Specifying 0
causes normal processing to speed up but association recovery to slow down.