APN Configuration and Management Manual

Attributes for SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN

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ASSOCIATE - for SNAX/XF Only

Application types 2 (CONFIG), 3 (CNMAPPL), and 4 (CNMSERV) can be specified in

combination for a single APPL object; however, application types 5 (LUNSAPPL),

6 (LUNSCRE), and 10 (CMAPPL) are mutually exclusive and cannot be specified in

combination with any other application type. Subject to these restrictions, you can

specify the type as one or more integers or one or more names, but you cannot mix

integers and names. If more than one integer or more than one name is specified, the

list must be enclosed in parentheses.

For SNAX/APN, you may only specify this application type as either the integer 6 or the

name LUNSCRE.

For additional information about application types 2, 3, and 4, see the SNAX/CNM

Manual. For more information about application types 5 and 6, see the SNAX/XF LU

Network Services Manual and also, if you are using the SNAX Creator-2 process, the

SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual. For more information about

application type 10, see the SNAX Connection Manager (SNAX/CM) Manual.

ASSOCIATE - for SNAX/XF Only

ASSOCIATE specifies an LU subordinate to a primary line that SNAX/XF is to

associate with the LU currently being defined (which is subordinate to a secondary

line). Note that in order to use the ASSOCIATE attribute, both of the following must be

true:



The LU being defined or altered must be subordinate to a secondary line.



PASSTHRU ON must be specified for the LU subordinate to a secondary line.

The associate LU name is in external format and has the following syntax:

[\system-name.]slu-name

where system-name is the name of a remote system and slu-name is the SNAX/XF

name of an LU that is subordinate to a primary line.

This attribute can be removed through the ALTER LU command by specifying a null

string (" ") as the value.

Default: Null string (" ")

Value: NonStop system file name of the form [\system-name.]slu-name

Objects: LU