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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Appendix A<br />

X.25 PSCS Diagnostic Codes<br />

Information in this appendix originates from the following specifications:<br />

• Recommendation X.25, defined by the International Telecommunications<br />

Union/Telecommunications Standardization Sector (ITU/TSS), formerly the<br />

Consultative Committee for International Telegraph and Telephone (CCITT)<br />

• International Standards Organization (ISO) 8208<br />

• <strong>Public</strong> Data Networks Interfaces<br />

Diagnostic Codes are reported by:<br />

• The X.25 PSCS layer 3/4 platform interface (specific)<br />

PSCS diagnostic codes pertain to a layer 4 program that sends a call request primitive<br />

to layer 3 in PSCS. While the request is being processed, a call request reject can<br />

occur for a number of reasons.<br />

• The X.25 PSCS Packet Layer Services (PLS) Host interface (specific)<br />

• Directly attached X.25 DTE (DAD) devices<br />

• Packet Switched <strong>Public</strong> Data Networks (PDNs)<br />

• X.25 PSCS (general)<br />

• The DCE Network Feature<br />

Coding of X.25 network generated diagnostic fields in clear, reset, and restart indication<br />

packets are listed in the table below. In the description of the CENLOG, Register R11 will<br />

contain the code listed in this table.<br />

DCE Network Feature Diagnostic Codes<br />

Diagnostic codes that may be contained in clear or reset packets generated by the DCE<br />

Network feature when a virtual circuit connection is routed through the feature are listed<br />

below. The DCE Network feature still passes through diagnostic codes generated by<br />

another X.25 DTE device, PDN, or X.25 PSCS’s layer 3 module.<br />

7436 0728–303 A–1

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