The default LU# parameter depends on whether the target node is local or remote. See Table 5"1.
The Multicast Addresses configured on this node may have been written from the node's File Server node containing the Link File directory (and MCAST.TXT file), or may have been inserted using the Insert Multicast Address command, described later. Note that the listing is in hexadecimal.
Example 3. Displaying LANIC Card Status
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Example 3 provides a display of the LANIC status word that can be obtained from an RC Command.
If PAR# is specified as 11, then a status word of the target node is returned. The two leftmost bits are always •0" and reserved for future use. The remaining 14 bits are returned with an acronym representing a status condition. If a bit is set (•1"), that condition exists.
Table 5"5 provides the meanings of the various bits. Note that the above bit pattern returned indicates that the node with Station Address 08"00"09"00"02"5A has Promiscuous Mode and Broadcast Mode enabled. In addition, the last write to the card was successful.
5%14 Using Node Manager