HP-UX SNAplus2 R7 NOF Programmer's Guide

NOF API Verbs
QUERY_LOCAL_LU
Name of the security access list used by this local LU (defined using the DE-
FINE_SECURITY_ACCESS_LIST verb). If this parameter is set to 14 binary zeros, the LU is
available for use by any user.
local_lu_detail.def_data.lu_alias
LU alias. This is an 8-byte ASCII character string.
local_lu_detail.def_data.nau_address
Network accessible unit address of the LU. This is in the range 1–255 if the LU is a dependent LU, or zero
if the LU is an independent LU.
local_lu_detail.def_data.syncpt_support
Specifies whether the LU supports Syncpoint functions. Possible values are:
AP_YES
Syncpoint is supported.
AP_NO
Syncpoint is not supported.
local_lu_detail.def_data.lu_session_limit
Maximum total number of sessions (across all modes) for the local LU. A value of zero indicates that there
is no limit.
local_lu_detail.def_data.default_pool
Specifies whether the LU is in the pool of default dependent LUs. When an application attempts to start
a conversation without specifying a local LU name, SNAplus2 will select an unused LU from this pool.
Possible values are:
AP_YES
The LU is in the pool of default LUs, and can be used by applications that do not specify an LU name.
AP_NO
The LU is not in the pool.
If the LU is an independent LU, this parameter is reserved.
local_lu_detail.def_data.pu_name
For dependent LUs, this parameter identifies the PU that this LU will use. This is an 8-byte type-A EBCDIC
string (starting with a letter), padded on the right with EBCDIC spaces if necessary. For independent LUs,
this field is not used; it is set to 8 binary zeros.
local_lu_detail.def_data.lu_attributes
Configured LU attributes. Possible values are:
AP_NONE
No additional information identified.
AP_DISABLE_PWSUB
Disable password substitution support for the local LU. Password substitution means that passwords are
encrypted before transmission between the local and remote LUs, rather than being sent as clear text.
SNAplus2 normally uses password substitution if the remote system supports it.
This value is provided as a work-around for communications with some remote systems that do not
implement password substitution correctly. If you use this option, you should be aware that this involves
sending and receiving passwords in clear text (which may represent a security risk). The option should
not be set unless there are problems with the remote system’s implementation of password substitution.
local_lu_detail.def_data.sscp_id
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