X25 COMMAND HANDLER
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|(A)....................... (B).................
| (C)...........................(D).(E)
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X25-IPTM
IPTMEN:(1) PCE = (2)... LCE = (3)... TN = (4)
LKSET = (5)
(6)
LKSET = (7)
(8).................................
(9)
(10).......................
(11)
ACCTYPE = (12).... (13)....
PRH = (14).. (15)..
LEV2PROF = (16) (17)
LEV3PROF = (18) (19)
LEV2TYP = (20).... (21)....
BITRATE = (22). (23).
CUGINFO:
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CUGIDX = (24). (25).
CUGILOKC = (26). & (27) (28). & (29)
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REPORT REFERENCE NUMBER = 4229
| Par. No. | Meaning | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| (A) | command name | |
| (B) | main execution result | |
| (C) | result part type | |
| (D) | result part number | |
| (E) | continuation indicator | |
| (1) | text: IPTMEN: | derived from param_4, just to
print text string |
| (2) | PCE ID | physical control element identity
(NA) |
| (3) | LCE ID | logical control element identity |
| (4) | Terminal Number | Terminal number defining the X.25
link |
| (5) | Linkset number | combines all X.25 links with
identical characteristics |
| (6) | Space | just an empty line |
| (7) | Linkset number | combines all X.25 links with
identical characteristics |
| (8) | Info | result of command execution |
| (9) | Space | just an empty line |
| (10) | Text: old new | headline: OLD NEW |
| (11) | Space | just an empty line |
| (12) | Access type old | possible access types are:
NO ACCESS (not in use) OD-TO-OS (on demand) OD-TO-PH (on demand) SPC-TO-OS (semipermant) SPC-TO-PSPDN (semipermant) SPC-TO-PH (semipermant) |
| (13) | Access type new | possible access types are:
NO ACCESS (not in use) OD-TO-OS (on demand) OD-TO-PH (on demand) SPC-TO-OS (semipermant) SPC-TO-PSPDN (semipermant) SPC-TO-PH (semipermant) |
| (14) | Protocol handler old | either DTE or DCE or ADDR-AB |
| (15) | Protocol handler new | either DTE or DCE or ADDR-AB |
| (16) | Level 2 profile old | level 2 profile number (range
1..254) |
| (17) | Level 2 profile new | level 2 profile number (range
1..254) |
| (18) | Level 3 profile old | level 3 profile number (range
1..254) |
| (19) | Level 3 profile new | level 3 profile number (range
1..254) |
| (20) | Level 2 type old | possible level 2 types are
defined: (0) Wait Start Link Activation (1) Start Link Activation (2) Start Link Deactivation before Start Link Activation (3) X.32 related link activation procedure |
| (21) | Level 2 type new | possible level 2 types are
defined: (0) Wait Start Link Activation (1) Start Link Activation (2) Start Link Deactivation before Start Link Activation (3) X.32 related link activation procedure |
| (22) | Transfer rate old (in kbits per seconds) | the following bitrates apply:
2.4 kbit/s 4.8 kbit/s 9.6 kbit/s 48 kbit/s 64 kbit/s. |
| (23) | Transfer rate new (in kbits per seconds) | the following bitrates apply:
2.4 kbit/s 4.8 kbit/s 9.6 kbit/s 48 kbit/s 64 kbit/s. |
| (24) | CUG index (old) | Closed user group index (old) |
| (25) | CUG index (new) | Closed user group index (new) |
| (26) | Interlock code part 1 (old) | A code allocated to a closed user
group administered by a particular ISDN or data network. |
| (27) | Interlock code part 2 (old) | Network identity consisting of
four BCD digits. For details refer to Q.763 par. 3.13. |
| (28) | Interlock code part 1 (new) | A code allocated to a closed user
group administered by a particular ISDN or data network. |
| (29) | Interlock code part 2 (new) | Network identity consisting of
four BCD digits. For details refer to Q.763 par. 3.13. |
| (30) | Hyphen line |