PAD Services

Remote PAD Support (x29server)

NOTE

See the man pages for x29server for its syntax and parameters.

 

 

Supported Remote PAD Terminals

700/41, 700/92, 700/94, 700/22

2392A

2393A

Vectra with AdvanceLink Terminal Emulation

Configuring Remote PAD Support

You can configure remote PAD support with SMH or by editing configurable parameters in the /etc/x25/x29hosts and /etc/x25/x3config files. The x29hosts file contains general parameters for each remote device and the x3config file contains X.3 communications profile parameters for each device declared in the x29hosts file. See Appendix B, X.25 Configuration Files and Examples, for examples of the x29hosts and x3config files.

Configuring pad_spt Parameters

Remote PAD support parameters are specified in the pad_spt section of the x29hosts file. An example pad_spt section with parameter values is shown below.

pad_spt {

interface_name

interface0

remote_x121

408555120801

local_x121

1235451

pty_slave_fname

ptynb01

application

/bin/login2

cud

yes

logging

1

reverse_charge

disable

size_parity

8_none

x3

hp_padsrvr

}

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HP CommonIO Products manual Configuring Remote PAD Support, Supported Remote PAD Terminals, Configuring padspt Parameters

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