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Tunable G3PD Configuration Parameters

Table 2-1 and Table 2-2 describe the G3PD configuration parameters that can be viewed and administered using the G3 PBX Driver Configuration Utility.

Table 2-1. G3PD Configuration Parameters

PARAMETER	DEFAULT	COMMENTS
DEFINITY G3 PBX	192.168.25.20	IP address of your DEFINITY G3PD driver
Driver IP Address
Advertised Switch	G3_SWITCH	Advertised switch name (service name) for link
Name (Link 1)		1. String up to 14 characters in length (will be
		truncated if it is longer). The # sign is not a
		valid character.
Advertised Switch		Advertised switch names (service names) for
Name (Links 2 - 8)		Links 2 through 8. Each link may be given its
		own advertised switch name. String can be up
		to 14 characters in length (will be truncated if it
		is longer). The # sign is not a valid character.
IP Address or	192.168.25.10	IP address or hostname for Link 1. This IP
Hostname (Link 1)		address refers to the Ethernet interface for the
		DLG.
IP Address or		IP address or hostname for Links 1 through 8.
Hostname		There may be a separate IP address or
(Links 2 - 8)		hostname for each link.

Advanced configuration parameters that are flagged with an * or ** in Table 2-2 have the following meanings:

■Default values for parameters flagged with an asterisk * are reserved for the Technical Services Organization (TSO) (and you should not change them). These parameters could affect overall system performance.

■Default values for parameters flagged with a double asterisk ** are guidelines. They should be properly sized for optimal performance, but are not subject to strict limitations (for example, if they are sized too large, memory may be wasted; if they are sized too small, performance decreases slightly).

! CAUTION:

The advanced configuration parameters listed in Table 2-2 are established by default during the installation of the G3PD. In rare instances, you may have to change them (most likely under the direction of the TSO). Under normal circumstances, there is no reason to change them.

Issue 1 — December 2002

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