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Configuring a DCE Network ———
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Procedure Provide the following add
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Configuring a DCE Network
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Procedure Provide the following add
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Configuring a DCE Network 3.3 Confi
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Configuring a DCE Network When DTED
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3.3.3 Configuring Reverse Charging
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3.3.5 Configuring DTE Hunt Groups P
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3.3.6 Configuring DTE Subaddresses
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3.3.7 Configuring an ILM-20 Connect
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Example Configuring a DCE Network T
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Configuration Examples 4-2 Section
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Configuration Examples CMS configur
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Configuration Examples 4-6
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Configuration Examples 4.2 DCP-to-D
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Configuration Examples Telcon confi
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Configuration Examples 4-12
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Configuration Examples 4.3 DCP-to-D
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Configuration Examples 4-18
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Configuration Examples 4-22
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Configuration Examples 4.5 DCP-to-U
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Configuration Examples Telcon confi
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Configuration Examples 4-28 Figure
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Configuration Examples 4-32
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Configuration Examples 4-36
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Configuration Examples 4.8 X.29 PAD
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Configuration Examples 4-42 Figure
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Configuration Examples 4-46
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Configuration Examples 4.10 Two-Nod
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Configuration Examples Telcon confi
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Configuration Examples 4-52
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Section 5 Using Network Management
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Using Network Management Services (
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TERM=name A terminal to deactivate.
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Figure 5-1 is an example of LIST LI
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5.4 RECORD — Controlling DCE Netw
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5.5 STAT — Displaying Status Form
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5.5.1 STAT LINE Display STAT Figure
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5.5.2 STAT PDTE Display Figure 5-3
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5.5.3 STAT PTRK Display Figure 5-4
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5.6 SWITCH — Rerouting Call Packe
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5.7 TRAC — Message Tracing TRAC T
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DATA Fields for the Items to Trace
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Example 2 Example 2 sets the file s
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5.7.2 TRAC SNAP DCEF Format The TRA
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5.8 UP — Activating a Facility Fo
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Section 6 Using X.25 PSCS Configura
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Section Topic Using X.25 PSCS Confi
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6.2. DTE — Defining Data Terminal
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DCATS=sname A DCATS statement. Use
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RPOA=dnic Specifies the data networ
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Examples DCECUG=(opt,a[,b][,c][,d])
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6.3. DTETYPE — Defining DTE Commu
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X29PAD Specifies an X.29 network PA
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PAKSIZ=(ipps[,opps]) DTETYPE Specif
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6.4. EU — Defining X.25 PSCS End
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Accunet (USA) Arpac (Argentina) Aus
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Example 4 Example 4 provides the sa
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Example The following example defin
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Example The following example shows
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6.5.2. LCLASS For ILM-20 Lines Form
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Example 2 LINE Example 2 defines a
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6.7.1. PDNGRPs for PDNs and Private
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IMP=(psn) PDNGRP Specifies an IMP o
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Online configuration differences PD
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X3P02=value Defines echo function.
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Example 2 PDNPAD Example 2 defines
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Example The following example defin
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Table 6-3. Network Names and Mnemon
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Parameters NAME='net-name' X25DEF S
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DTETYPE=dtype X25DEF Specifies a DT
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L3OPT=(option1,...,option31) Level
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Examples Example 1 Example 1 define
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Example PROTOCOL=(lvl4[,lvl4]...)(A
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Section 7 X.25 PSCS Troubleshooting
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7.2 Verifying Line Operation X.25 P
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7.3.3 Connection Troubleshooting Ac
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7.4 Verifying Message Data Transfer
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7.4.1.3 Determining Adequate DCP/OS
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Facility Constraints X.25 PSCS Trou
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Appendix A X.25 PSCS Reserved Words
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X.25 PSCS Outgoing Call Routing Con
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X.25 PSCS Outgoing Call Routing Con
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NMS TRAC Command Trace File Formats
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NMS TRAC Command Trace File Formats
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Glossary A asynchronous transmissio
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Glossary data unit control (DUC) Th
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Glossary hunt group An optional X.2
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Glossary logical channel A network
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Glossary Recommendation X.29 A ITU/
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U U Series The family of U 6000 har
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Index A Accunet, 1-7, 6-27, 6-63 to
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Datapac, 1-7, 6-27, 6-63 to 6-64 Da
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