TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring the NonStop TCP/IP Subsystem
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Configuration 3: Startup Files for Two Hosts Using
an X25AM-Based Connection
STATUS1
The command file STATUS1 displays status information about the $X250 SUs, the
NonStop TCP/IP process $ZTC1, and the $ZTC1 SUBNET and ROUTE objects.
Example 3-10 shows a listing of the command file STATUS1:
Configuration of an X.25 Connection for \NY
You must configure the NonStop TCP/IP subsystem for \NY to connect to a PDN X.25
network.
The set of six command files needed to configure \NY are given below. They are
structured just like the command files for \LA.
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UP2 is the root level command file. It invokes the second level command files.

SCFBASE2 starts SCP and MLMAN.
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X25SUBU2 sets the line attributes and adds SUs for line $X25A.
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TCPUP2 starts and configures NonStop TCP/IP and LISTNER processes. The
only difference is the process names assigned ($ZTC2 and $LSN2 respectively).
TCPUP2 invokes TCPSUBU2. TCPSUBU2 adds and starts the X.25 SUBNET and
ROUTE objects to $ZTC2.
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STATUS2 displays status information about $X25A and $ZTC2.
Differences
The differences between this set of command files and the set for \LA are:

In X25SUBU2:
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The line name is $X25A.
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The line attribute SRCADDR is 00000012300000.
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In TCPUP2:
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The NonStop TCP/IP process name is $ZTC2.
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The LISTNER process name is $LSN2.
Example 3-10. Command File for Status Information on X.25 Subdevices
== SCF command file displays status re: X25 subdevices,
== TCP/IP SUBNETs, and TCP/IP routes
allow errors
assume line $X250
status su (#tcpip1,#tcpip2,#tcpip3,#tcpip4,#tcpip5,#tcpip6)
assume process $ztc1
status
status subnet *
status route *