RRN 04231 X25IPTM LINK/LINK PROFILE REPORT

ASY2XL06

Message Triggering Condition

This report is generated whenever one of the following commands has been executed successfully: CRN 4112 : DISPLAY-X25IPTM-LINK CRN 4114 : DISPLAY-X25L2-PROFILE CRN 4115 : DISPLAY-X25L3-PROFILE CRN 4117 : CREATE-X25L2-PROFILE CRN 4118 : CREATE-X25L3-PROFILE

Report Layout

   X25 COMMAND HANDLER
      (A).......................                           (B).................
                                         (C)...........................(D).(E)
      -------------------------------------------------------------------------
       X25-IPTM
         SPECIFICATION = (1)
         (2)
         IPTMEN:(3)  PCE = (4)...     LCE = (5)...     TN = (6)
         (7)
         LKSET    = (8)
         PRH      = (9)...   ACCTYPE = (10)........
         BITRATE  = (11).    L2-TYPE = (12)....
         (13)
         L2-STATE = (14)................   L3-STATE = (15)..................
         (16)
         L2PROF   = (17)
         L3PROF   = (18)
         (19)
         TERMINATING EN:   PCE = (20)..   LCE = (21)..   TN = (22)..
         (23)...................................
         (24)
         (25)
         DESTINATIONS:
         =============
         (26)
        +----- X25 NETWORK ADDRESS -------+       +--- FLAGS ---(27)
                                             CUG            REV
         NBRPL    NTRADDR   ADDRESS DIGITS   IDX   NSAP CUG CHRG
        --------------------------------------------------------(28)
         (29)...  (30)....  (31)...........  (32)    (33)    (34)   (35)
           CUG-INFO: CUGIDX    CUGILOKC
                     ---------------------
                     (37).     (38) & (39)
         (40)
            +----------- ISDN NETWORK ADDRESS(ES) -----------+
             NBRPL  NTRADDR   ISDN ADDRESS DIGITS   PREFERRED
            -------------------------------------------------(41)
             (42)   (43)....  (44)................    (45)
         (46)
         LAYER 2 PROFILE
         ===============
           LKN1  = (47).   LKT1  = (48). (1/10 sec) L2WINDOW = (49)
           LKN2  = (50).   LKT3  = (51). (1/10 sec) ADDR-A-B = (52)
         (53)
         LAYER 3 PROFILE
         ===============
           LIC = (54).    LTC = (55).    LOC = (56).
           HIC = (57).    HTC = (58).    HOC = (59).
         (60)
           TCRATE    : TC-DTE   = (61).   TC-DCE   = (62).
           PSIZE     : PS-DTE   =  (63)   PS-DCE   =  (64)
           L3-WINDOW : WNDW-DTE =   (65)   WNDW-DCE =   (66)
         (67)
         FACILITIES :
         ============
           TCNEG         = (68)   FSELACC       = (69)   FLOWCTRL = (70)
           CHARGE-INFO   = (71)   REVCHRGACC    = (72)
           OGCALLSBARRED = (73)   ICCALLSBARRED = (74)
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        (75)
  REPORT REFERENCE NUMBER = 4231

Parameter Identification

Par. No. Meaning Remarks
(A) command name
(B) main execution result
(C) result part type
(D) result part number
(E) continuation indicator
(1) INPUT: SPECIFICATION
(2) SPACE LINE
(3) text: IPTMEN:
(4) IPTMX25: PCE-ID
(5) IPTMX25: LCE-ID
(6) IPTMX25: Terminal Number (1..4)
(7) SPACE LINE
(8) Linkset number
(9) protocol handler indication The following protocol handler
indications are used:
- A/B-address (L2) derived
- DCE
- DTE
- RSRNEG (restart sequence
negotiation)
(10) access type The following access types are
used:
- 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)
(11) bit rate (transmission rate) The following bitrates are
supported:
- 2.4 kbit/s
- 4.8 kbit/s
- 9.6 kbit/s
- 48 kbit/s
- 64 kbit/s
(12) layer 2 type The following layer 2 types for
link activation are used:
- wait start link activation
- start link activation
- start link deactivation before
activation
- X.32 related link activation
procedure
(13) SPACE LINE
(14) layer 2 state The following layer 2 states can
be found:
- DISABLED
- ENABLED
- ACTIVE
- BUSY
- UNAVAILABLE
- UNAVAILABLE READY
- WAIT TRAFFIC CLEAR
- READY
- NO STATE (UNDEFINED)
(15) layer 3 state The following layer 3 states can
be found:
- DISABLED
- ENABLED (ESTABLISHING)
- ACTIVE (ESTABLISHED)
- BUSY
- NO STATE
- just blanks
(16) SPACE LINE
(17) Layer 2 Profile number range 1..254
(18) Layer 3 Profile number range 1..254
(19) SPACE LINE
(20) terminating CE: PCE-ID
(21) terminating CE: LCE-ID
(22) terminating CE: Terminal Number (1..4)
(23) text line
(24) SPACE LINE
(25) SPACE LINE
(26) SPACE LINE to print text: DESTINATIONS
(27) text line
(28) hyphen line
(29) Numbering plan
(30) Nature of address
(31) Network point address identifier directory number
(32) Closed user group index
(33) Network service access point flag
(34) Closed user group flag
(35) Reverse charging flag
(37) CUG Index
(38) Interlock Code Part 1 A code allocated to a closed user
group administered by a
particular ISDN or data network.
(39) Interlock Code Part 2 Network identity consisting of
four BCD digits. For details
refer to Q.763 par. 3.13.
(40) SPACE LINE
(41) hyphen line headline for ISDN network
addresses
(42) E164ADDR: numbering plan fixed to E.164
(43) E164ADDR: nature of address Q.931 ISDN address
(44) E164ADDR: address digits Q.931 ISDN address
(45) preferred Q.931 ISDN-address indicator
(46) SPACE LINE
(47) parameter N1 max. number of octets of an
I-frame
(48) timer T1 retransmission timer (in 1/10
seconds)
(49) layer 2 window size range 1..7
(50) parameter N2 max. number of retransmitting a
frame
(51) timer T3 idle-channel observation timer
(in 1/10 seconds)
(52) layer 2 address indication either DTE or DCE
(53) SPACE LINE
(54) lowest incoming logical channel
(55) lowest bothway logical channel
(56) lowest outgoing logical channel
(57) highest incoming logical channel
(58) highest bothway logical channel
(59) highest outgoing logical channel
(60) SPACE LINE
(61) throughput class (DTE side) The following throughput classes
are used:
75 bit/s
150 bit/s
300 bit/s
600 bit/s
1.2 kbit/s
2.4 kbit/s
4.8 kbit/s
9.6 kbit/s
19.2 kbit/s
48 kbit/s
64 kbit/s
(62) throughput class (DCE side) The following throughput classes
are used:
75 bit/s
150 bit/s
300 bit/s
600 bit/s
1.2 kbit/s
2.4 kbit/s
4.8 kbit/s
9.6 kbit/s
19.2 kbit/s
48 kbit/s
64 kbit/s
(63) packet size (DTE side) The following packet sizes are
used:
16 bytes
32 bytes
64 bytes
128 bytes
256 bytes
512 bytes
1024 bytes
2048 bytes
4096 bytes
(64) packet size (DCE side) The following packet sizes are
used:
16 bytes
32 bytes
64 bytes
128 bytes
256 bytes
512 bytes
1024 bytes
2048 bytes
4096 bytes
(65) window size (DTE side) range 1..7
(66) window size (DCE side) range 1..7
(67) SPACE LINE
(68) throughput class negotiation N - deactivated
Y - activated
(69) fast selection acceptance N - deactivated
Y - activated
(70) flow control for both packet size and window
size negotiation
N - deactivated
Y - activated
(71) charge information N - deactivated
Y - activated
(72) reverse charging acceptance N - deactivated
Y - activated
(73) outgoing calls barred N - deactivated
Y - activated
(74) incoming calls barred N - deactivated
Y - activated
(75) hyphen line