Parameter Descriptions (contd.) [ HP SNA Products Remote System Configuration Guide ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
HP SNA Products Remote System Configuration Guide
Parameter Descriptions (contd.)
NPSI Macro and Operand Descriptions (contd.)
X25.VC.
The X25.VC macro causes a LINE, a PU, and LU macros to be generated for
each logical channel defined in the LCN operand.
LCN Specifies the logical channel number used by the
virtual circuits. If LCNO=USED is specified in
the X25.MCH statement, then LCN=0 must be used.
Default: None
Range: 0-255 (Note that some networks do not use
the value 0).
TYPE Specifies whether this X25.VC statement defines a
switched virtual circuit (SVC) or a permanent
virtual circuit (PVC).
Code TYPE=SWITCHED to define an SVC. If you code
this value, you must also code the OUFINDX keyword,
which points to the X25.OUFT entry that name the
facility set you wish to use for this line.
Code TYPE=PERMANENT to define a PVC. If you code
this value, you must also code the LLC keyword,
which specifies the type of PVC being defined.
Default: None
Range: SWITCHED, PERMANENT
OUFINDX Specifies the index value of the entry in the
Optional Facility Set Table that creates the
facility field and the end of the CUD field in the
Call request packet. This keyword must be
specified if TYPE=SWITCHED. This value must
correlate to the value of the appropriate INDEX
keyword of the X25.OUFT statement.
VCCINDX Specifies the X25.VCCPT statement that describes
the connection parameters to be used by this
virtual circuit. This value must match the
X25.VCCPT index value of the table with the desired
connection parameters.
Default: N/A
Range: 1-99
CALL Specifies whether an SVC is established through an
incoming request or an outgoing request, or through
either type of request.
CALL=IN specifies that the SVC is to be established
at the request of a remote DTE.
CALL=OUT specifies that the SVC is to be
established at the request of the host.
CALL=INOUT specifies that the SVC can be
established by either method.
Default: IN
Range: OUT, IN, INOUT
COMMITO Specifies the time interval that X.25 NPSI waits
before decommitting buffers that were committed to
this virtual circuit.
Default: 4
Range: 1, 2, 4, 8 (coded in seconds)
ISTATUS Specifies the value of this keyword is used in the
NCP LINE statement generated by X.25 NPSI.
Default: None
Range: ACTIVE, INACTIVE
NCPGRP Specifies the label of the NCP GROUP statement that
includes this virtual circuit. If you specify NEW,
or do not specify this keyword, the label is
generated by NDF.
Default: NEW
Range: N/A
OWNER Passes the OWNER parameter to the NCP LINE
statement generated by this X25.VC statement.
Default: N/A
Range: N/A
RETVCCT Specifies how many times a physical services
command is to be retransmitted. This keyword is
used for virtual circuits connected to SNA DTEs.
Default: 3
Range: 0-255
RETVCTO Specifies the time interval between retransmissions
of physical services commands. This keyword is
only valid when the virtual circuit is associated
with a DTE. Note that for an IBM 3710, you should
configure a value greater than the time needed to
perform recovery for a downstream device.
Default: 30
Range: 0-255
SPAN Specifies the access that the NetView operator has
to this virtual circuit. Refer to the appropriate
NetView documentation for more information.
STATOPT Used by the NetView program. Refer to the
appropriate NetView documentation for more
information.
X25.LINE.
The X25.LINE macro can be used to specify each virtual circuit within a
logical channel group within an MCH. Each X25.LINE macro allows the user
to describe his own PU and LU characteristics using the X25.PU and X25.LU
macros.
LCN Specifies the logical channel number used by the
virtual circuits being defined. If LCNO=USED is
specified in the X25.MCH statement, then LCN=0 must
be coded.
Default: None
Range: 0-255 (Note that some networks do not use
the value 0).
TYPE Specifies whether this X25.LINE statement defines a
switched virtual circuit (SVC) or a permanent
virtual circuit (PVC).
Code TYPE=SWITCHED to define an SVC. If you code
this value, you must also code the OUFINDX keyword,
which points to the X25.OUFT entry that name the
facility set you wish to use for this line.
Code TYPE=PERMANENT to define a PVC. If you code
this value, you must also code the LLC keyword,
which specifies the type of PVC being defined.
Default: None
Range: SWITCHED, PERMANENT
OUFINDX Specifies the index value of the entry in the
Optional Facility Set Table that creates the
facility field and the end of the CUD field in the
Call request packet. This keyword must be
specified if TYPE=SWITCHED. This value must
correlate to the value of the appropriate INDEX
keyword of the X25.OUFT statement.
LLC Specifies the type of permanent virtual circuit
defined. LLC=LLC3 means that the PVC is attached
to an SNA peripheral node. This keyword must be
specified if TYPE=PERMANENT.
VCCINDX Specifies the X25.VCCPT statement that describes
the connection parameters that this virtual circuit
uses. This value must match the X25.VCCPT index
value of the table with the desired connection
parameters.
Default: N/A
Range: 1-99
CALL Specifies whether an SVC is established through an
incoming request or an outgoing request, or through
either type of request.
CALL=IN specifies that the SVC is to be established
at the request of a remote DTE.
CALL=OUT specifies that the SVC is to be
established at the request of the host.
CALL=INOUT specifies that the SVC can be
established by either method.
Default: IN
Range: OUT, IN, INOUT
DSTNODE Specifies the type of destination node.
DSTNODE=BNN means that the destination node is a
boundary node, such as a cluster controller or
terminal.
DSTNODE=INN means that the destination node is
defined as an INN node.
Default: BNN
Range: BNN, INN
COMMITO Sets the time interval that X.25 NPSI waits before
decommitting buffers that were committed to this
virtual circuit.
Default: 4
Range: 1, 2, 4, 8 (coded in seconds)
ISTATUS Specifies the value used in the NCP LINE statement
generated by X.25 NPSI. ISTATUS controls whether
the line automatically activates when the NCP is
started.
Default: None
Range: ACTIVE, INACTIVE
NCPGRP Specifies the label of the NCP GROUP statement that
includes this virtual circuit. If you specify NEW,
or do not specify this keyword, the label is
generated by NDF.
Default: NEW
Range: N/A
OWNER Passes the OWNER parameter to the NCP LINE
statement generated by this X25.LINE statement.
The OWNER parameter is used to control the division
of resources within VTAM.
Default: N/A
Range: N/A
RETVCCT Specifies how many times a physical services
command is retransmitted. This keyword is used for
virtual circuits connected to SNA DTEs.
Default: 3
Range: 0-255
RETVCTO Specifies the time interval between retransmissions
of physical services commands. This keyword is
only valid when the virtual circuit is associated
with a DTE. Note that for an IBM 3710, you should
configure a value greater than the time needed to
perform recovery for a downstream device.
Default: 30
Range: 0-255
SPAN Specifies the access that the NetView operator has
to this virtual circuit. Refer to the appropriate
NetView documentation for more information.
STATOPT Used by the NetView program. Refer to the
appropriate NetView documentation for more
information.
X25.PU.
The X25.PU macro defines a physical unit residing in an SNA DTE.
PUTYPE Specifies the PU type of the DTE.
Default: None
Range: N/A
MAXDATA Specifies the maximum bytes in a Path Information
Unit (PIU)
Default: 265 is the default for PU.T2
X25.LU.
This statement is used to define an LU.
LOCADDR Defines the local address of the LU. This value
must be coded in decimal with no leading zeros.
Default: None
VBUILD.
This macro is coded
for all VTAM switched major nodes. One VBUILD macro must be included in
each VTAMLST member. The VBUILD macro must be placed before the first PU
macro.
TYPE TYPE=SWNET defines a switched major node to VTAM.
VTAM parameter
PU.
The PU macro defines variables associated with data link control, such as
the station address and link buffer size, and other variables, such as
initial status and Exchange ID (XID).
puname PU A symbolic name for this PU. The PU name consists
of one to eight characters; it must be unique
throughout the network.
ANS Specifies whether the station stops or continues
when the ACF/NCP goes into automatic network
shutdown. NCP parameter
Default: STOP
Range: STOP,CONTINUE,CONT
IDBLK Specifies the hexadecimal value given to a specific
device type. This value is part of the network
address assigned to this station. VTAM parameter
(switched only)
IDNUM Specifies the hexadecimal number assigned to this
station. The combination of IDBLK and IDNUM must
form a network unique station identifier. VTAM
parameter (switched only)
Range: 00000-FFFFF
DISCNT Specifies that the PU-SSCP session is to terminate
after the last LU-LU session logs off. VTAM
parameter
Default: NO
ISTATUS Specifies whether automatic activation of this PU
occurs when the NCP is started. VTAM parameter
Default: ACTIVE
MAXDATA Specifies the maximum frame size (in bytes) allowed
in one data transfer on the link. For a PU type 2
this includes 3 bytes for the RH, and 6 bytes for
the TH. This value depends on the network card
installed on the HP system. NCP parameter
(non-switched only)
Range: 0-65535
MAXLU Specifies the maximum number of LUs that may be
associated with this PU. Default is the value of
MAXLU operand of the PUDRPOOL or the number of LUs
defined for this PU, whichever is greater. NCP
parameter (for switched lines and dynamic
reconfiguration only)
MAXPATH Specifies the maximum number of dial-out paths to
the PU. Specify 0 if only dial-in paths to the PU
are used. NCP parameter (switched only)
Range: 0-256
PASSLIM Specifies the maximum number of PIUs sent from the
host to a PU before the host services another PU.
NCP parameter (non-switched only)
Default: 1
Range: 1-254
PUTYPE Specifies the physical unit type of this PU. NCP
parameter
SRT Specifies threshold values for the total number of
transmissions and the total number of error retries
for this PU.
Default: (32768,32768)
Range: 1-32768
PATH.
The PATH statement defines a dial-out path to a PU residing in a switched
major node. Up to 256 PATH statements may be defined for each PU.
USE Specifies to VTAM whether or not this path is
initially usable or not. The effect of this
parameter is similar to that of ISTATUS for a
minor node.
Default: YES
Range: NO
DIALNO DIALNO must be specified for SVCs when CALL=OUT or
CALL=INOUT in the X25.LINE statement. It is coded
in the following format:
{ HP X.25 net addr}{ IBM X.25 net addr}{pi}{
VCCINDX} { OUFINDX}
Each field is explained below:
HP X.25 | Specifies the HP X.25 Network
net addr | Address.
|
| Range: 1-15 characters
|
IBM | Specifies the IBM X.25
X.25 net | Network Address. IBM X.25
addr | net addr may be 15
| characters long. HP requires
| that the IBM X.25 Network
| Address be included in the
| DIALNO definition because the
| X.25 Call Packet header is
| checked for the IBM address
| when a call is received at
| the HP system. If the
| address is not included in
| the packet header (because it
| was omitted in the DIALNO
| definition) or if the address
| does not agree with the
| remote address configured in
| the HP configuration, the
| call will be rejected.
|
| Range: 1-15 characters
|
pi | Specifies the protocol used
| over the connection. If this
| value is coded, it must equal
| 3 for HP-IBM SNA X.25
| connections. The value 3
| indicates that the protocol
| is LLC3 (QLLC).
|
VCCINDX | A 2-byte index that
| references an entry in the
| X25.VCCPT macro. The VCCPT
| entries contain parameters
| that are used when the X.25
| connection is established.
|
| Range: 00-99
|
OUFINDX | A 2-byte index that
| references an entry in the
| X25.OUFT macro. The OUFT
| entries define the X.25 user
| facility sets. Thus OUFINDX
| specifies the user facility
| set used when the host dials
| out to the HP 3000.
|
| Range: 00-99
|
GRPNM Specifies the symbolic name of a GROUP statement in
an NCP major node that defines a group of SDLC
switched links. The group referenced must have all
the characteristics necessary to handle the
telephone number, and must be compatible with the
type of physical unit.
PID Specifies the path being defined. This identifier
is unique for a given PU.
Range: 0-255
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