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application if desired. Each such connection would use a different X.25 Link to the DMS-100).

Figure 5: CompuCALL Session: Complex Case

2.More than one third-party application can be configured for a Session. Each must have a unique ProxyApplicationID configured in CCS to differentiate them. The ServiceID in the CompuCALL session has to be configured in the third-party application or DMS-100 PIM. When they make connections to the CCS, the CCS checks the value of ServerID in the DV_APPL_LOGON message to identify the application by comparing the ServiceID with ProxyApplicationID. There is no need to configure the ProxyApplicationID for a primary CompuCALL application (third-party application or DMS-100 PIM).

Note: Although CompuCALL protocol supports a multiple sessions per Compucall Link, neither the PIM nor the CCSG supports this configuration.

3.Third-party application connections to the CCS, and CCS connections to the DMS-100 can be any combination of X.25 and TCP. In other words, the CCS connection to the DMS-100 can be X.25 at the same time third-party application #1 uses TCP, while third-party application #2 uses X.25. However, the number of connections must match for each Session (as described in 1 above). The DMS-100 switch permits only one TCP connection for the same Session.

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Cisco Systems DMS-100, SL-100 manual CompuCALL Session Complex Case

SL-100, DMS-100 specifications

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