WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands
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ADD DEVICE Command
If the given HOSTIP address is already configured with a different TCP/IP name in
other ADAPTER configurations, an error results.
For example, an error occurs if ADAPTER AA is configured with a HOSTIP
address of 192.168.10.2 and a TCP/IP name of $ZTC1, and an ADD ADAPTER is
attempted with a HOSTIP address of 192.168.10.2 and a TCP/IP name of $ZTC5.
ADD DEVICE Command
Use the ADD DEVICE command to define a data communications subsystem object to
the configuration database. You configure one or more DEVICE objects depending on
which data communications subsystem you are configuring. DEVICE objects might, or
might not, access the SWAN concentrator:
•
When defining DEVICE objects that access the SWAN concentrator, the attributes
in the ADD DEVICE command that configure the SWAN concentrator are required.
•
When defining DEVICE objects that do not access the SWAN concentrator, the
attributes in the ADD DEVICE command that configure the SWAN concentrator are
not used.
The ADD DEVICE command has this syntax:
device-name
indicates the name of the WAN line you want to add. device-name is the name of
the DEVICE object in the configuration database and is also the name of the
corresponding data-communications subsystem object after the WAN manager
process creates it.
ADD DEVICE $ZZWAN.#device-name
[ , ADAPTER conc-name ] *
, ALTCPU alt-cpu-num
[ , CLIP clip-num ]
, CPU cpu-num
[ , HIGHPIN "ON" | "OFF" ]
, IOPOBJECT object-file-name
[ , LINE line-num ]
[ , modifier-keyword [ modifier-value ] ]
[ , MULTI (existing-device-object ) ]
[ , PATH path-name ]
, PROFILE { existing-profile-name |
LIKE $existing-device-name }
, [ RECSIZE | RSIZE ] max-rec-size
, TYPE ( type, sub-type )
* If ADAPTER is specified, then CLIP, LINE, and PATH are required attributes.