SC Command Examples
The following examples illustrate the use of the Set Link Configuration command.
Example 1. Setting the Trace Mode Filter Flag
NM> SC,,7<RETURN> |
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Set 802.3 Link Config of node | |
Extended Trace Mode Flag | 00 |
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In Example 1 above, the ADR and LU# parameters are defaulted, so the target node is a local LANIC card with the lowest LU (it happens to be node 08"00"09"00"02"5A). Since PAR"value is defaulted, the trace mode is disabled. This is verified by the value returned •00".
Example 2. Setting the Retry Limit
NM> | SC,,5,15<RETURN> |
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Set | 802.3 Link Config of node | ||
Retry Limit | 15 |
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Example 2 sets the Retry Limit on the node with Station Address 08"00"09"00"02"5A to •15".
Example 3. Setting the Download Server Station Address
NM>
Set | 802.3 Link Config of node | |
Downloading Server Address | ||
NM> |
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Example 3 sets the Download Server Station Address on the local node to •08"00"09"00"02"20", as verified by the return.
Example 4. Multicast Address as the Download Server Station Address
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Set | 802.3 | Link Config of node | |
ERROR: DE006 REPORTING NODE ADR:08000900025A SAP: F8 | |||
Value out | of range |
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NM>
Example 4 attempts to set a Multicast Address as the Download Server Station Address on the local node. The driver returns an error indicating that the input address was •out of range" (that is, improper).
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