DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

Glossary
SNMP
See simple network management protcol.
soft throttle
The low memory state that occurs when the unused portion of the buffer pool of a DCP
has drained to 20 percent of the available total (default), or to the user-defined level set by
using the @TUNER program. Users are warned to cut back on memory usage to prevent a
hard throttle.
SRC
See system resiliency control module.
Standard Message Repository Procedure (SMRP)
Used for NMS broadcast messages created by a system administrator operator. See the
ISDM, ADDM, CHAM, DELM, DISM, and SNDM commands in the Telcon Operations
Reference Manual (7831 5728). (Not related to the Unsolicited Message Service feature or
USM.)
STATDCR
Statistics (primarily CENLOG) data collection routines.
SYSSESN
System initialization module to initialize run-time session control tables for DTP for each
TSTN session statement found in the configuration.
System Resilience Control Module (SRC)
Controls loadsharing or backup on online/standby-state changes among a set of DCPs or a
set of lines in the network configured as resilient. For information on configuring network
resiliency, refer to the DCP Series Telcon Configuration Guide (7831 5678).
T
TAF
TCP/IP
See terminal attach facility.
See transmission control protocol/internet protocol.
TCP/IP model
The four layer architectural model for a communication protocol developed primarily for
defense-related networks through research conducted by the U. S. Department of Defense.
TCP/IP protocols are in the public domain and are used within a Defense Data Network
(DDN), or Internet environment. The TCP/IP model provides the framework for building
an open systems network.
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