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1. Introduction to the Compaq FTAM Responder
OSI/FTAM Responder Manual
2. Conformance and Interoperatility
4. Compaq FTAM Responder Support of ISO FTAM Functions
3. Compaq FTAM Responder Operation
5. Suggestions for Development of Remote Applications
Index
A. Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages
6. Responder Manager
Glossary
Tables continued
Abstract
What’s New in This Manual
Manual Information
New and Changed Information
New and Changed Information
What’s New in This Manual
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About This Manual
Supported Standards
Related Manuals
Operator Messages Manual
Your Comments Invited
General Syntax Notation
Notation Conventions
error = FILENAMECOMPARE filename1length
error = NEXTFILENAME file-name
error
error = COMPRESSEDIT filenum
Notation for Messages
Notation for Management Programming Interfaces
Functional Overview
Introduction to the Compaq FTAM Responder
FTAM Applications
Compaq FTAM Services
Initiating Process
Figure 1-1. An FTAM Service Using Four Primitives
Responding Process
Management Interfaces
Architectural Overview
The Responder and Underlying Subsystems
Compaq application, presentation, and session service provider TAPS processes perform the services of the Association Control Service Element ACSE in the Application Layer, plus the services of the Presentation Layer and the Session Layer. TAPS processes are provided by the OSI/AS subsystem
CDT 204.CDD
Figure 1-2. Compaq FTAM Responder Architectural Overview
The Responder and the File System
The Responder and the File System
Introduction to the Compaq FTAM Responder
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Conformance
2 Conformance and Interoperatility
Interoperability
Roles of Initiator and Responder
Basic Characteristics of FTAM Implementations
Service Classes Supported
Underlying Services
Document Types and Related Parameters
Attributes
FTAM Parameters
Limitations on Value of Future-Filesize Attribute
Universal-Class Parameter
Mapping of Contents-Type Parameters
Maximum-String-Length Parameter
String-Significance Parameter
Character Sets
Limits on Small String-Length Values With Large PDUs
Handling of Escape Sequences
Use of Format Effectors
Presentation Encoding of FTAM PDUs and Data
Writing of FTAM-2 Files
When receiving PDUs, Compaq FTAM supports all three options listed above. When sending PDUs, Compaq FTAM follows these rules
Presentation Encoding of FTAM PDUs and Data
Conformance and Interoperatility
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Responder Structure
Compaq FTAM Responder Operation
Figure 3-1. Compaq FTAM Responder Process
Responder Data Flow
2. The FTAM initiator follows the OSI protocol established on the initiating system to send the outgoing FTAM protocol data unit PDU over the network to the Compaq responding system, where it is received as an indication
Responder Data Flow
Compaq FTAM Responder Operation
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Supported Functions
Service Classes
Table 4-1. Service Classes Supported by the Compaq FTAM Responder
Compaq FTAM Responder Support of ISO FTAM Functions
Table 4-3. Attribute Groups Supported by the Compaq FTAM Responder
Attribute Groups
Attribute Support
Table 4-2. Functional Units Supported by the Compaq FTAM Responder
Level of Support
Table 4-4. Attributes Supported by the Compaq FTAM Responder
Attribute
File Attribute
Document Types
Create Mappings
Mapping Between FTAM Contents Types and Compaq File Structures
fall within the range supported by the Compaq responder for that document type and string-significance value, as follows
Contents Type
Select-Open Mappings
Compaq File Structure
Page
Description
Contents Type
Default Parameter Values
Compaq File Structure
Limits on Small String-Length Values With Large PDUs
Maximum-String-Length Checking of Data Values
Write Operations
Read Operations
Kernel Group File Attributes
File-Attribute Mappings
Table 4-8. Actions Permitted for FTAM Document Type
Contents-Type Attribute
Filename Attribute
Permitted-Actions Attribute
NBS-9 Documents
Table 4-10. Bit String for NBS-9 File Attributes
$volume.subvol.DIRLIS
Storage Group File Attributes
Table 4-11 summarizes the Compaq support for the storage attributes
Security Group File Attributes
Access-Control Attribute
which access to a file is allowed. ISO 8571-2 provides a complete description of the ISO FTAM access-control attribute
If action list is set to…
Table 4-13. Mapping From FTAM Action List to Guardian Security
Guardian security is modified to…
For delete-values
Table 4-14. Mapping From Guardian Security to FTAM Action List
Supported and Unsupported Optional Parameters
Legal-Qualifications Attribute
Private Group File Attributes
File-Access and Security Considerations
FTAM VFS Action
Table 4-17. Guardian Access Required to Perform FTAM Actions
Guardian File Access
Exclusion Mode
actions are open for EXCLUSIVE access only one user at a time can open a file for writing. Where a combination of VFS actions are performed on a file, that file’s exclusion mode is EXCLUSIVE if any one of the actions qualify the file’s exclusion mode as EXCLUSIVE. If a file access is attempted on a file already opened for EXCLUSIVE access, the responder returns a diagnostic message to the remote application in the F-OPEN confirm
Interoperability
Error Handling
Suggestions for Development of Remote Applications
Design and Programming
Troubleshooting
The Compaq problem solver can use SCF commands to display configuration, status, and statistics information about the responder and APLMGR processes on the Compaq system. This information can sometimes provide clues to the cause of a problem, especially if an association is not yet established or if there are problems with system capacity or performance. In addition the STATUS SU command, which provides information about an FTAM association once it is established, can be especially useful in troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
Suggestions for Development of Remote
Applications
OSI address of responder
Notes on Configuration
6 Responder Manager
OSI Address of Responder
Increasing Responder Capacity
Fault Tolerance
Initiator-Identity and Filestore-Password Parameters
Protocol-Error Counter
Event Messages
Failure to establish an association with a Compaq responder due to an invalid initiator ID or password
Table A-1. Diagnostic Message Types
Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages
Table A-2. Sources and Observers of Errors
General FTAM Diagnostic Messages
Table A-3. General FTAM Diagnostic Messages
Recovery. No action is necessary
Protocol and Supporting Service-Related Diagnostic Messages
Unspecific FTAM protocol error
1001
1002
1007
1016
1009
1011
1015
Table A-5. Association-Related Diagnostic Messages
Association-Related Diagnostic Messages
1017
2014
2002
2003
2013
2020
2015
2016
2018
2021
Selection-Related Diagnostic Messages
A-10
3000
Table A-6. Selection-Related Diagnostic Messages
3002
A-12
3004
3005
3006
3016
3007
3012
3013
3022
3018
3020
3021
3030
3027
3028
3029
4002
File-Management-Related Diagnostic Messages
Table A-7. File-Management-Related Diagnostic Message
4001
4006
Access-Related Diagnostic Messages
4003
4005
5000
Table A-8. Access-Related Diagnostic Messages
Bad FADU - size error
5001
5003
5004
5012
5005
5008
5011
5024
5015
5022
5023
A-22
Table A-9. Access Contexts by Document Typ
5026
5027
A-23
5028
5030
5032
Contents type inconsistent
5036
A-24
6010
Recovery-Related Diagnostic Messages
Table A-11. Recovery-Related Diagnostic Messages
5040
A-26
Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages
Recovery-Related Diagnostic Messages
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Abstract Syntax Notation-1. See ASN.1
Glossary
APDU application protocol data unit. See PDU
Application Manager. See APLMGR
application service element. See ASE
Association Control Service Element. See ACSE
Compaq OSI/TS. See OSI/TS
Compaq OSI/AS. See OSI/AS Compaq OSI/FTAM. See Compaq FTAM
Glossary-4
Data Definition Language. See DDL
connection endpoint identifier. See CEPI
Glossary-5
end-of-file marker. See EOF
Distributed Systems Management. See DSM
Glossary-6
Event Management Service. See EMS
Glossary-8
file-access data unit. See FADU
external process name. See Guardian process name
file-attribute group. See attribute group
File Utility Program. See FUP
File Transfer, Access and Management. See FTAM
Glossary-9
Glossary-10
FTAM API. See API
The file-access structure is an ordered tree
Glossary-12
intermediate state. See state transition
Management Information Base. See MIB
International Organization for Standardization. See ISO
International Standard. See IS
ISO646String. See VisibleString
National Institute of Science and Technology. See NIST
module file management procedures. See MFM procedures
Glossary-14
NonStop process pair. See process pair
Open Systems Interconnection. See OSI
object state. See state object state transition. See state transition
SPDU session PDU information exchanged between Session Layer entities
PPDU presentation PDU. See PDU
Glossary-19
protocol data unit. See PDU
Establishing the file-open regime
root node. The first-level node in a hierarchical file. See root FADU
Glossary-22
session address. See SSAP
session selector. See SSEL session service access point. See SSAP
SPDU session protocol data unit. See PDU
structured query language. See SQL
summary-state transition. See state transition
Tandem Advanced Command Language. See TACL
Subsystem Control Facility. See SCF Subsystem Control Point. See SCP
Subsystem Programmatic Interface. See SPI
transport selector. See TSEL
TPDU transport protocol data unit. See PDU
Transaction Application Language. See TAL
transition state. See state transition. transport address. See TSAP
Glossary-27
virtual filestore. See VFS
Glossary-28
Index
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