OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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ADD CUG Command
CONTENT-TYPE-CHECK
specifies whether content-type checks are performed for this CUG. OFF indicates
that all content types are valid within the CUG and no check is performed. ON
indicates that only content types defined by the ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-x
attribute (described above) are permitted. This is an optional attribute. The default
value is OFF.
LOWEST-PRIORITY
specifies the lowest X.400 priority of a message that can be sent within this CUG.
This value has the range from 0 (lowest) through 2 (highest). These values have the
following definitions:
The default value is 0.
MAX-MSG-LEN
specifies the maximum size of a message (the envelope plus the content) that can be
sent within this CUG. This value is expressed in bytes and the range is from 0
through 10,485,760 bytes (10 megabytes). The default value is 0, which indicates
that no length check is performed.
Consideration
CUG objects can be added at any time to an operational OSI/MHS subsystem.
However, CUG checking is done only when the MR CLASS attribute CUG-CHECK is
set to ALL. See the description of the CUG-CHECK attribute in the ADD CLASS
command for more information.
Example
This command adds a CUG object $ZMHS.#LOCALP2USERS and specifies some of
the attributes you can use with the ADD CUG command:
ADD CUG $ZMHS.#LOCALP2USERS, &
CONTENT-TYPE-CHECK ON, &
ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-1 1, &
ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-2 15, &
ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-5 26, &
ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-7 77, &
ALLOWED-CONTENT-TYPE-8, &
MAX-MSG-LEN 1000, &
LOWEST-PRIORITY 2
Value Meaning
0 normal messages
1 nonurgent messages
2 urgent messages