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Attributes for SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN
SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual—425836-006
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CONNECTAPPL - for SNAX/XF Only
For lines with permanently subordinated LUs, the CHARACTERSET attribute for the
line is used as a default value for the LUs if no CHARACTERSET attribute was
specified on an ADD or ALTER LU command. The CHARACTERSET attribute can be
applied to a line, but has no meaning for the line itself. For lines with switched floating
PUs and LUs, the CHARACTERSET attribute must be specified on the ADD or ALTER
LU command for the switched floating LU.
If no CHARACTERSET attribute is specified for a line, the default for permanently
subordinate LUs is ASCII (assuming no value has been specified on an ADD or ALTER
LU command). For switched floating LUs, the default value is ASCII; the
CHARACTERSET attribute for the line to which the switched floating LU is subordinate
is not used as a default.
Considerations for SNAX/APN.
With G06.06, Kanji support has been added to SNAX/APN and SNAX/APN-EN.
SNAX/APN and SNAX/APN-EN LUs that are configured with PROTOCOL CRT, ITI,
and SNALU may be configured to enable Kanji translation.
See also DBCS on page 14-19.
CONNECTAPPL - for SNAX/XF Only
CONNECTAPPL indicates that switched connection management for the line (call-out
and allow-call-in operations) must be provided through a connection management
process or processes configured in the service manager.
The following values are valid for the CONNECTAPPL attribute:
The CONNECTAPPL attribute is mutually exclusive with AUTOACCEPT.
Default: NONE
Value: cmapplname | NONE | ANY
Objects: LINE
cmapplname indicates that connection management service for the line for both
call-in and call-out operations must be provided through the
SNAX/CM application configured in the service manager as
cmappl through use of the ADD APPL command and its
APPLTYPE CMAPPL attribute.
NONE indicates that no connection management support is available.
ANY indicates that connection management service for the line for both
call-in and call-out operations can be provided through any
connection management application configured in the service
manager through the use of the ADD APPL command and its
APPLTYPE CMAPPL attribute.