SNAX Connection Manager (SNAX/CM) Manual

DISCONNECT Command
SNAX/CM Commands
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DISCONNECT Command The SNAX/CM DISCONNECT command is used to terminate an existing connection.
The connection may have been made by either a call-in operation or call-out operation.
The syntax of the DISCONNECT command is as follows:
DISC[ONNECT] LINE line-name
[, PORT port-name ]
[, PU pu-name ]
return : (OUTFILE)
{ LINE line-name [, PORT port-name ],
DISCONNECT COMMAND ACCEPTED | ERROR MESSAGES }
return : ($RECEIVE)
STRUCT Reply^Receive;
INT Return^Code;
INT Ferror; !file-system error code
PORT port-name
is a unique name used by SNAX/CM to identify and access a particular TLAM
I/O process for Token-Ring networks, or an X25AM line handler subdevice for
X.25 networks. Up to 254 ports can be configured in a SYSGEN operation;
SNAX/CM controls each port independently and supports the connection of one
switched PU for each port.
Either the PORT or PU parameter is required in the DISCONNECT command on a
line with multiple PUs. If the SNAX/XF line is configured for single port use only
(MAXPUS equal to 1) and no PORT parameter is specified, the only PORT on the
line is disconnected.
PORT x25am-su-name
is the fully qualified name of the X25AM line handler subdevice, which
provides access to an X.25 network for SNAX/XF lines using the QLLC
protocol (for example, $X25AM1.#SU1). x25am-su-name is the alternative to
the ASSOCIATESUBDEV parameter that supplies the X25AM subdevice
name.
PORT $ device. # xxxxxxx
is the name of a TLAM IOP ($ device ), followed by a user-supplied
alphanumeric character string that follows the naming conventions for
subdevices.