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DESELECT hostname hostname...5. To generate the paths, enter:MAKEPAM hostname pamfile.hostnameThe hostname is the name of the “from host” or group, i.e. the host where the output file produced by thisprocess will be used. All paths generated will be printed. The output of this step is placed in omnibuselement hostname in the file PAMFILE, which must be made available to NETEX as NETEX$CONFIG.On the local system, hostname must match that on the HOST initialization statement. When NETEX isstarted, or LOAD NCT is requested, the omnibus element NETEX$CONFIG.host is accessed.6. To exit the configuration manager program: EXITConfiguration FileThe configuration file contains the configuration manager statements that describe the user’s network. Tenstatement types are used to describe this:• VERSION specifies the version number of this configuration file.• LOCALNET describes all equipment that is interconnected via one or more coaxial trunks. Statementsdescribing the equipment on that network follow the LOCALNET statement.• TRUNK specifies a coaxial cable that is used to connect adapters on the network. In the HYPERchannel10-Mbps network, the trunk is the same as the LOCALNET so it need not be specified.• HB specifies a bus that is used to connect adapters on a 10 Mbps HYPERchannel network (obsolete).• HOST describes a host processor that has a connection to the network via one or more processor adaptersor bus interface units.• ADAPTER specifies the address and characteristics of the processor adapter, DXU, or similar equipmentthat is attached to the HOST.• LINK describes a connection to another local network via a StorageTek link adapter.• PORT describes a communication interface from the LINK to a similar PORT on a differentLOCALNET.• END specifies the end of the network configuration.The syntax rules for these statements are as follows:• Statements can only be up to 64 characters in length.• The ASCII tab character is not recognized.• All reserved words MUST be in upper case. A reserved word is the name of a statement (e.g.,LOCALNET) or a parameter (e.g., TYPE).• All references to identifiers MUST be identical to the identifier. The same combination of upper andlower case must be used (e.g.,. TO = Beta references the label “Beta” NOT “BETA” or “beta” or anyother combination).• If a label is present, it must begin in the first character position of the statement, with no leading blanks.At least one space must separate the label from the statement type and the statement type from the parameters.If a label is missing, at least one blank must precede the statement type.• A comma “,” or a blank is used as separators within a line to delimit the parameters of each statement.• Continuation statements are denoted by at least one blank preceding the statement.• If an asterisk is detected in the first character position of the statement, the entire statement is treated as acomment.Page 90 Configuration Manager MAN-REF-H307IP-04
• The beginning of an in-line comment is identified by an asterisk (*). The portion of the line from the * tothe end is ignored. A line may be longer than 64 characters only if positions 64 to 80 are part of an in-linecomment initiated by an *.Note: References to P/NB140 also apply to A140, and those to P/NB22x also apply to A223.MAN-REF-H307IP-04 Configuration Manager Page 91
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H307IP NETEX ® User Interfacefor U
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PrefaceThis manual describes the H3
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Notice to the ReaderThe material co
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Glossaryasynchronous: A class of da
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Table of ContentsRevision Record ..
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FORTRAN NETEX Request Blocks.......
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FiguresFigure 1. Basic I/O Flow....
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NESiGate Offload NETEXThis NETEX pr
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Figure 3. NETEX and the ISO ModelSe
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Intertask CommunicationNETEX is a s
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General Concept of a SessionBefore
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Establishing a SessionThe following
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Data TransferUnlike the rules for e
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Figure 7. Concurrent SREAD and SWRI
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Figure 8. One-Way Data TransferThe
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Terminating a SessionNETEX sessions
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Programming NotesThe following sect
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used so that it may remain an “in
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NRBINDNRBIND indicates the type of
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xx84 to xxFF ReservedThe total requ
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The conversion options are selected
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On completion of the offer or confi
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NRBHNAME (NRBHOST)NRBHNAME specifie
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Assembler Procedure FormatAll of th
Page 53 and 54: SCONNECT Assembler CallThe SCONNECT
Page 55 and 56: SREAD Assembler CallThe SREAD call
Page 57 and 58: SCLOSE Assembler CallThe SCLOSE cal
Page 59 and 60: NETEX Procedure CodeThe code genera
Page 61 and 62: FORTRAN InterfaceNETEX includes a l
Page 63 and 64: SOFFR FORTRAN CallThe SOFFR (offer)
Page 65 and 66: SCONN FORTRAN CallThe SCONN (connec
Page 67 and 68: SCONF FORTRAN CallThe SCONF (confir
Page 69 and 70: SREAD ResultsThe following NRB fiel
Page 71 and 72: SCLOS FORTRAN CallThe SCLOS (close)
Page 73 and 74: SWAIT FORTRAN CallThe SWAIT call pr
Page 75 and 76: NRBPROTLLength of outgoing Odata.SD
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Page 79 and 80: NETEX Calling SequenceIn order to c
Page 81 and 82: Driver InterfaceIntroductionThe Dri
Page 85: DCONNECT Entry ParametersThe follow
Page 90 and 91: Exec status is the operating system
Page 92 and 93: InstallationPrerequisitesThe prereq
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Page 96 and 97: Step 4. Load the PAM Using the NCT
Page 98 and 99: User ExitsH307IP provides user exit
Page 100 and 101: Utility/Test ProgramsNTXCONSThis pr
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Page 106 and 107: VERSION StatementThe VERSION statem
Page 108 and 109: TRUNK StatementThe TRUNK statement
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Page 112 and 113: ADAPTER StatementThe ADAPTER statem
Page 114 and 115: CODECONV - Hardware code conversion
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Page 118 and 119: PORT StatementAt least one PORT sta
Page 120 and 121: Network Configuration Example* Curr
Page 122 and 123: Appendix A. NRBSTAT Error CodesWhen
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Page 126 and 127: 1300 Driver Level - Read Time Out.
Page 128 and 129: CONF010E TYPE missing in LOCALNET s
Page 130 and 131: CONF074E Invalid trunk (0,1) define
Page 132 and 133: Explanation: All hosts in the same
Page 134 and 135: ESCON/SBCON InterfacesThe STK DX/E
Page 136 and 137: FFiber Distributed Data Interface (
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Page 140: Comment SheetNetwork Executive Soft
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