OSI/TS SCF Reference Manual
OSI/TS SCF Commands
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Considerations for the ADD Command
SU Object
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TSP checks the ranges of the attribute values but does not check the value of one 
attribute against another. The values that are actually used are determined at 
connection-establishment time.  Use the STATUS command to see the attribute 
values used during a connection.
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SU objects are placed in the STOPPED state by the ADD command. They are 
placed in the STARTED state by issuing a START command.
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The LIKE option, if specified, must be entered before any attribute-specs.
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The transport protocol class and alternate transport protocol class are determined by 
the ALTCLASS, CLASS, MULTIPLEX, and NETTYPE attributes. The following 
table defines the valid combinations of values for these attributes
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Several of the ADD SU attributes have a corresponding attribute (of the same name) 
in the ALTER SERVICE #L3 or #L4 command.
When an SU is added, attribute values that are not specified, will be assigned the 
corresponding SERVICE attribute value.
When an SU is added, attribute values that are specified, will override the 
corresponding SERVICE attribute value.
Once an SU is added, changing the corresponding SERVICE attributes with ALTER 
SERVICE has no effect on the existing SU.
L4 ALTER SERVICE #L3 or #L4 values that are not specified may be defaulted to a 
corresponding value by the underlying subsystem (X25AM or TLAM (for D-series, 
or PAM subsystems for G06 and above releases)).
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Table 2-4, OSI/TS Protocol Selection for X.25 Wide Area Network and 
Table 2-5, OSI/TS Protocol Selection for Local Area Networks show how to select 
the correct combination of attributes to obtain the desired protocol.  The 
combination of the SU attributes NSPDEVICE, CLASS, X25DESTADDR, 
IPNULLLAYER, IPX25SNDCF, LOCALNSAP, REMOTENSAP, 
LANLOCALSNPA, and LANREMOTESNPA and the #L3 SERVICE attribute 
ESISENABLE determines the protocol stack to be used below the Transport Layer.
ALTCLASS CLASS MULTIPLEX NETTYPE
not applicable 0 OFF A
0 or 1 1 OFF B
0 or 2 2 ON A
0 or 2 3 ON or OFF A
0 or 1 or 2 or 3 3 ON B
0 or 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 4 ON or OFF C










