Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM

Modifying a Server’s Classes
You can modify the server classes of a server using the MODIFY command. The
syntax of the command is:
►►──┬─MODIFY ─┬──id──┬─,MODIFY
─┬──┬─suffix──┬──,──CLASS──=──┬─ALL─────────┬────────►◄
└─F ──────┘
└─,F ──────┘
└─jobname─┘├─class───────┤ │ ┌─,───┐ │
└─( ── ─ ─┘
▼
class ┴ )
id The identifier that you used in the START command to start the queue handler.
suffix
The suffix of the server to be modified.
jobname
The job name of the server. This format must be used if the server was not
started via the queue handler.
ALL
Specifies that the server is to serve all classes (0 through 9 and A through Z).
Note: Do not specify this value if both SNA and OSI servers are used.
class
Specifies the class or classes that the server is to serve. Up to 15 classes can
be specified.
Examples:
The following command specifies that the server XY is to be modified to serve all
classes (0 through 9 and A through Z):
F QH,F XY,CLASS=ALL
The following command specifies that server YZ is to be modified to serve classes
1 and 2:
F QH,F YZ,CLASS=(1,2)
Note: If you modify the class of an OSI server, make sure classes dedicated to
perform OSI requests are assigned. The OSI server cannot distinguish between
OSI classes and other classes, therefore it accepts any class assigned. Requests,
obtained by the OSI server are checked that they are OSI requests. SNA requests
are rejected.
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