SNAX Connection Manager (SNAX/CM) Manual

CONNECT Command
SNAX/CM Commands
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This second example shows how the CONNECT command can be used by SNAX/XF
to connect X.25 lines.
-> CONNECT LINE $SMP1,PROCESS $CCC, PU #PU, &
CALL "123456789", XID %HDCBA4321, PORT $X25AM1.#SU1
where:
$SMP1 is a SNAX/XF line over an X.25 line.
$CCC is a user-written program that gains control after the connection is
completed, fails, or is disconnected.
#PU is a permanently subordinated PU to which the command is directed.
"123456789" is the number to be called.
%HDCBA4321, is the XID information string for the PU called.
$X25AM1.#SU1 is the X25AM subdevice used to access the X.25 network.
This third example shows how the CONNECT command is used in a Token-Ring
configuration to connect a primary PU to a secondary PU through an enabled port:
-> CONNECT LINE $XF1, PORT $LAN1.#port1, &
PU #PUP1, CALL %h0C400011110001
where:
$XF1 is the name of the SNAX/XF primary line connecting to the Token-Ring
network.
$LAN1.#port1 is the name of the TLAM object (session)
#PUP1 is a permanently subordinated PU to which the command is directed.
%h0C400011110001 is the concatenation of the remote MAC address (X'400011110001')
and the remote SAP address (0C) on the Token-Ring network.