HP-UX SNAplus2 R7 Administration Command Reference

Administration Commands
define_node
Specifies whether the node provides mode-to-COS mapping. This parameter is ignored for a network node;
mode-to-COS mapping is always supported. For a LEN node, mode-to-COS mapping is not supported.
Possible values are:
YES
The node provides mode-to-COS mapping. A mode defined for this node must include its associated
COS name, which specifies either an SNA-defined COS or a COS defined using
define_cos.
NO
The node does not provide mode-to-COS mapping. The network node server for the end node performs
mode-to-COS mapping.
mds_supported
Specifies whether Management Services (MS) supports Multiple Domain Support (MDS) and Management
Services Capabilities. Possible values are:
YES
MDS is supported.
NO
MDS is not supported.
node_id
Node identifier used in XID exchange. This ID is a 4-byte hexadecimal string, consisting of a block number
(three hexadecimal digits) and a node number (five hexadecimal digits).
max_locates
Maximum number of locate requests (requests for which a response has not yet been received) that the node
can process simultaneously. When the number of outstanding locate requests reaches this limit, any further
locate requests are rejected. Specify a value in the range 8–65,535.
dir_cache_size
Network node only: Size of the directory cache. The minimum size is 3. You can use the information
returned on query_directory_stats to help determine the appropriate size.
max_dir_entries
Maximum number of directory entries. Specify a value in the range 8–65,535,or0 to indicate no limit.
locate_timeout
Specifies the time in seconds before a network search will time out. The value 0 (zero) indicates no time out.
reg_with_nn
End node only: Specifies whether to register the node’s resources with the network node server when the
node is started. Possible values are:
YES
Register resources with the network node server. The end node’s network node server will only forward
directed locates to the end node.
NO
Do not register resources with the network node server. The network node server will forward all
broadcast searches to the end node.
reg_with_cds
End node: Specifies whether the network node server is allowed to register end node resources with a central
directory server (CDS). This parameter is ignored if reg_with_nn is set to NO.
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