WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual

Contents
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Examples
Example 1-3. Sample SCF INFO ADAPTER Command Display 1-11
Example 1-4. Sample SCF NAMES PROCESS Command Display 1-13
Example 1-5. Sample SCF INFO PROCESS Command Display 1-14
Example 1-6. Sample SCF INFO SUBNET Command Display 1-15
Example 1-7. Sample SCF INFO LIF Command Display 1-16
Example 1-8. Sample SCF INFO PATH Command Display 1-17
Example 1-9. Sample SCF NAMES DEVICE Command Display 1-17
Example 2-1. Allocating More Memory for WANMGR 2-24
Example 3-1. Sample SCF STOP LINE Command 3-5
Example 3-2. Sample SCF STOP DEVICE Command 3-5
Example 3-3. Sample SCF DELETE DEVICE Command 3-5
Example 3-4. Sample SCF ADD PROFILE Command 3-5
Example 3-5. Sample SCF ADD DEVICE Command 3-6
Example 3-6. Sample SCF START DEVICE Command 3-6
Example 3-7. Sample SLSA Subsystem SCF INFO ADAPTER Command 3-7
Example 3-8. SLSA Subsystem SCF INFO LIF Command 3-8
Example 3-9. TCP/IP Subsystem SCF INFO ROUTE and SUBNET Command 3-9
Example 3-10. Stopping, Altering, and Restarting an ADAPTER Object 3-9
Example 3-11. Sample X25AM Subsystem STOP LINE Command 3-11
Example 3-12. Sample STOP PATH Command 3-11
Example 3-13. Sample STOP SERVER Command 3-11
Example 3-14. Sample ALTER PATH Command (Alter SWAN Concentrator IP
Address) 3-12
Example 3-15. Sample START SERVER Command 3-12
Example 3-16. Sample START PATH Command 3-12
Example 3-17. Stopping a SWAN Concentrator 3-13
Example 3-18. Altering a SWAN Concentrator Definition 3-13
Example 3-19.
Altering a SWAN Concentrator IP Address 3-14
Example 3-20.
Starting a SWAN Concentrator 3-14
Example 4-1. Sample SCF INFO ADAPTER Command 4-4
Example 4-2. Sample SCF INFO LIF Command 4-5
Example 4-3. Sample Routed Configuration 4-6
Example 4-4. Sample SCF INFO SUBNET Command 4-8
Example 4-5. Creating and Starting ConMgr Processes 4-18
Example 4-6. Creating the ADAPTER Object 4-19
Example 4-7. Creating the PATH Objects 4-21
Example 4-8. Starting the ADAPTER, SERVER, PATH, and TASK Objects 4-22
Example 4-9. Defining a PROFILE Object 4-25
Example 4-10. Defining a PROFILE Object Using the LIKE Attribute 4-26