PAM Configuration and Management Manual

SCF for PAM
PAM Configuration and Management Manual—523349-003
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INFO PORT Command
REQUESTSIZE
is the maximum size, in bytes, of a message that the port can write and read. This
attribute’s value cannot be greater than the line’s MAXREQUESTSIZE. The
minimum value that must be specified for this attribute is 32 bytes for Ethernet-type
ports and 49 bytes for LLC1-type ports. The range of values is 1 through 32000.
The default is 32000.
DATAFORWARDTIME
is the maximum amount of time an inbound message from the LAN should wait
before it is delivered to the application. The value must be specified in
HH:MM:SS.xxx format, where HH is hours, MM is minutes, SS is seconds, and xxx
is thousandths of a second (milliseconds). The valid range is 0.01 second (10
milliseconds) through 60 seconds. The decimal point is significant. Fractions of a
second must be entered with a zero preceding the decimal point (for example,
0.01). If the message should wait indefinitely, the keyword INFINITE must be
specified.
The delivery of inbound messages is also triggered when the number of messages
present in the receive queue equals the DATAFORWARDCOUNT value described
here, regardless of the amount of time elapsed.
DATAFORWARDCOUNT
is the maximum number of inbound messages from the LAN that should be
queued in PAM before they are delivered to the application. The default is 1.
MAXSESSIONS
is the maximum number of sessions that can be created under this port. The range
of values is 1 through 256. The default is 256.
LLC2DFT
is the data forward time for LLC2 frames. Refer to DATAFORWARDTIME
on
page 3-23.
LLC2DFC
is the data forward count for LLC2 frames. Refer to DATAFORWARDCOUNT
on
page 3-22.