OSI/TS Management Programming Manual

Data Communications Standard Definitions
Common Definitions
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#NSAP
is the NSAP routing identifier.
nsap-addr
is the NSAP address.
Wild-Card Support
Wild cards are supported for the INFO ROUTE command. You can specify wild cards
in the nsap-address field. Examples of the nsap-address field with wild cards
are:
.*
.?
.abc*
.a?c*
Examples
The following are valid object-names for the ROUTE object:
$TSP4.#NSAP.49000308008E000010FE01
$TSP4.#NSAP.*
$TSP2.#NSAP.47??38*
ZCOM-OBJ-SERVICE
ZCOM-OBJ-SERVICE defines attributes to be associated with a specific service
element or protocol layer. Names of SERVICE objects have the following form:
$ process-name .# service-name
$ process-name
is the Guardian 90 process name of the TSP process associated with the specified
SERVICE object.
# service-name
is #L3 or #L4, denoting a Layer 3 or Layer 4 service.
Wild-Card Support
Wild cards are supported for the INFO SERVICE, LISTOBJECT SERVICE,
RESETSTATS SERVICE, and STATISTICS SERVICE commands. You can specify wild
cards in the service-name field. Examples of the service-name field with wild
cards are:
.*
.#*
.#L?