NS3000/iX Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual (36922-90042)

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Commands
NETCONTROL START
Example 2
Example 2 shows the events associated with the START function at
initiation. As indicated in the status report, the general transport is not
active. Therefore, the first events of initiation are to initialize the
control process (CP) and the general protocols. Compare the displayed
events to the defined entities of Figure 7-1. The events displayed in this
example show creation of the general protocols. The START function
always creates the control process and the general protocols, if they do
not already exist, before acting on any of the other entities.
:NETCONTROL STATUS
TRANSPORT NOT ACTIVE. (NETXPORTWARN 0001)
ENCOUNTERED ONE OR MORE WARNINGS WHILE PROCESSING COMMAND. (CIWARN 4437)
:NETCONTROL START
** NETXPORT Control Process; Transport start
- Loc: 50; Class: 4; Parm= $0000002C; PIN: 44
** NETXPORT TCP; General protocol start
- Loc: 18501; Class: 4; Parm= $00865910; PortID: $FFFFDFF1
** NETXPORT UDP; General protocol start
- Loc: 19; Class: 4; Parm= $00000000; PortID: $FFFFDFF2
** NETXPORT IP Update; General protocol start
- Loc: 3; Class: 4; Parm= $00000000; PortID: $FFFFDFF4
** NETXPORT Net Timers; Starting
- Loc: 4440; Class: 4; Parm= $00000000; PortID: $FFFFDFED
The initiation events shown in this example are always executed for the
first NETCONTROL START command, whether or not a network interface
is specified. However, once the general transport is initialized,
subsequent NETCONTROL START commands do not change the modules
of the general transport.
Example 3
Example 3 displays the error message that will appear if you issue a
NETCONTROL START command when the control process is already
initialized.
:NETCONTROL START
ALREADY STARTED. (NETXPORTERR 4045)
ENCOUNTERED ONE OR MORE ERRORS WHILE PROCESSING COMMAND. (CIERR 4436)