OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual

NonStop Kernel File-System Interface
OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual—424831-001
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SETPARAM 11
If a subdevice is configured for a remote address and a connection has been
established, the actual address of the remote TSEL or remote NSAP is returned
in the status block. If a connection has not been established, the configured
address of the remote TSEL or remote NSAP is returned.
If a subdevice is not configured for a remote address, no remote address is
returned, regardless of the connection mode.
SETPARAM 11
In protocol classes 1, 2, 3, and 4, a send-security field up to 16 octets long can
be included in all outgoing CR-TPDUs. This parameter might be required
before the remote transport entity accepts the connection request. The operator
can use SCF to set this parameter, or your application can set it using the
following:
send^security
contains the new send-security string to be associated with this subdevice.
size
contains the length of the string.
Your application can retrieve the current send-security parameter using the
following:
old^send^security and old^size contain the current send-security and
size values, respectively.
SETPARAM 12
In protocol classes 1, 2, 3, and 4, you can specify a receive-security parameter
of up to 16 octets long. OSI/TS checks the security parameter in all incoming
CR-TPDUs for a match and rejects all those CR-TPDUs with invalid security
fields.
You can use SCF to set this parameter, or your application can set it using the
following:
send^security := "string"
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 11, send^security, size );
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 11, , , old^send^security,
old^size );
rcv^security ':=' "string"
CALL SETPARAM ( filenum, 12, rcv^security, size );