X25AM Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for the X25AM Subsystem
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Examples of the ALTER Command
The following command alters the line named $X25P1 to resemble the line named
$X25S1:
-> ALTER LINE $x25p1, LIKE $x25s1
The following commands alter the CPADPARMS for an SU:
-> INFO SU $x25p1.#term, DETAIL
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, CPADPARMS (1,1 2,15 3,2 4,0 13,0)
The following command resets the BCUG for the line named $X25P1:
-> ALTER LINE $x25p1, BCUG RESET
The following command alters CUG and CUGTYPE for the line named $X25P1:
-> ALTER LINE $x25p1, CUG 200, CUGTYPE EXTOA
The following command resets the CUG for the line named $X25P1:
-> ALTER LINE $x25p1, CUG RESET
The following command alters the RPOA for the line named $X25P1:
-> ALTER LINE $x25p1, RPOA (100, 200, 300)
The following command alters the BCUG for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, BCUG 200
The following command resets the BCUG for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, BCUG RESET
The following command alters the CUG for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, CUG 125
The following command resets the CUG for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, CUG RESET
The following command alters the RPOA for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, RPOA (200, 400, 600)
The following command alters the RPOA for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, RPOA 150
The following command resets the RPOA for the subdevice named $X25P1.#TERM:
-> ALTER SU $x25p1.#term, RPOA RESET
Note. When you alter CPADPARMS or BPADPARMS, you must specify the values for all the
pairs, not just the one pair you want to alter. For example, if the CPADPARMS are set to
(1,1 2,15 3,2 4,0 13,0) and you want to change 13,0 to 13,4 and keep the remaining values the
same, then you use the command ALTER SU $X25P1.#TERM, CPADPARMS
(1,1 2,15 3,2 4,0 13,4). Otherwise, if you use ALTER SU $X25P1.#TERM, CPADPARMS
(13,4), you will lose your other values.