PAM Configuration and Management Manual

SCF for PAM
PAM Configuration and Management Manual—523349-003
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ALTER Command
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You can have a maximum of 128 Ethernet ports, a maximum of 127 LLC1 ports, or
a maximum of 63 LLC2 ports. However, the total maximum number of ports is 128
for a PAM process. (For example if you have 127 Ethernet ports, you would only be
able to add one LLC1 port.)
Examples
This example adds an Ethernet port, #PORT1, to $PAMA:
-> ADD PORT $PAMA.#PORT1, TYPE ETHERNET, ADDRESS %H0806 , &
DELIVERYMODE SERIAL, REQUESTSIZE 30000, &
DATAFORWARDTIME INFINITE
This example adds an LLC1-type port, #PORT2, to $PAMA, using all the default
values:
-> ADD PORT $PAMA.#PORT2, ADDRESS %H8E, TYPE LLC1
ALTER Command
The ALTER command is a sensitive command that allows you to change certain
attributes of objects. The syntax is usually the same as that for the ADD command.
Refer to the individual command descriptions for specific differences.
ALTER MSAP Command
The ALTER MSAP command alters the attributes of the MSAP object.
Command Syntax
OUT file-spec
directs any SCF output generated for this command to the specified file.
MSAP msap-name
is the name of the MSAP. The name must be #SNATR.
MAXPORTS integer
is the maximum number of ports that can be opened through this MSAP. The valid
range is 1 to 63. The default is 63.
Consideration
You must stop or abort the MSAP object before altering it.
ALTER [ /OUT file-spec/ ] MSAP msap-name
, MAXPORTS integer