SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual—138787

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Objects for SNAX/APC

This section describes the types of SNAX/APC objects you can manage using the SCF

interface to SNAX/APC, outlines, their hierarchical relationships to each other, and

provides a detailed description of each object type and object state.

SNAX/APC Object Type Hierarchy

A hierarchical relationship exists among the object types in a SNAX/APC subsystem.

All object types are subordinate to the SNAX/APC process. In addition to this master

hierarchy, subhierarchical relationships exist between certain object types. For example,

a PTNR-MODE object is always subordinate to a PTNR-LU object, and a TPI object is

always subordinate to a TPN object. Figure 7-1 represents the hierarchical relationships

that exist among the object types valid for SNAX/APC.

Object Types and Object Names

Objects are entities that can be configured, controlled, and inquired about by the

operator. SNAX/APC contains a set of objects that apply specifically to the SNAX/APC

configuration and implementation (CONV, LU, PROCESS, PTNR-LU, PTNR-MODE,

SESSION, TPI, and TPN). The following subsections define all of the valid

SNAX/APC object types and the naming conventions for each object type.

Figure 7-1. Object Type Hierarchical Relationships

Note. SNAX/APC also supports the null object type. It has no hierarchical relationship to the

other object types. Refer to the subsection entitled The Null Object Type.

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PROC

TPN

PTNR-LU

PTNR-MODE

SESSION

TPI

CONV