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2.3.1 H

ELP

Syntax: help

The help command is always visible. The help command displays the currently allowed

commands for the mode that the unit is currently entered.

2.3.2 V

ERSION

Syntax: ver

The version command is only visible when the application is logged in . The command has no

arguments. It displays the current software and database revisions of the application.

2.3.3 P

LACING

OMPONENTS

Syntax: rs <link | <vc XXX>>

The restore command is only visible when the application is logged in . The command is used to

place the X.25 Link, or any of the X.25 virtual circuits, into service. A TCP connection is not

available until the component is placed into service.

At least one argument is required. That argument is the component type to be placed into service.

There is only a single X.25 link, and multiple X.25 virtual circuits on that link which may be

individually brought into service.

Once the component is brought into service, it will await a TCP session if the connection type is

rcv. If the connection type is orig, a TCP session will be established with the endpoint specified

in the component configuration. Please see the sections that follow for configuration of both the

link, and the virtual circuits.

2.3.4 T

AKING

OMPONENTS

Syntax: rm <link | <vc XXX>>

The remove command is only visible when the application is logged in . The command is used to

place the X.25 Link, or any of the X.25 virtual circuits, out of service. Any TCP connection using

those components is automatically taken down when the component is removed from service.

At least one argument is required. That argument is the component type to be removed from

service. There is only a single X.25 link, and multiple X.25 virtual circuits on that link which may

be individually removed from service.

2.3.5 C

ONFIGURING

Syntax: link [base=<TCP Port#>] [type=<RCV|ORIG>] [dest=<IP Address>]

[dport=<TCP Port>] [numvcc=<#VCC>] [win=<#>] [T1=<#>] [N2=<#>]

The link command is only visible when the application is logged in. The command is used to

configure a Virtual X.25 line termination.

The base parameter is the TCP port number base at which the X.25 line, and the associated

X.25 virtual circuits, are to be IP terminated. The default is computed as follows:

Default TCP Base=((<Application Instance# > -1)*200)+30000

For example, instance #1 of the application will have its base address at 30000. The X.25 link

would be connected at that TCP port number. The first VC would be at TCP 30001, and so on.

When the X.25 link is to be on an incoming TCP session, the type would be set to rcv. The X.25

link would reside at the TCP port specified by the base parameter.

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