Configuration

Configuring PAD Services

 

 

SMH displays an object list that shows all remote systems currently

 

 

configured for PAD terminal emulation.

Step

4.

Select Add from the Actions menu to configure PAD terminal emulation

 

 

for an unlisted remote system, or highlight a remote system from the list

 

 

and select Modify.

Step

5.

Enter or modify field values as required.

Step

6.

Click on Apply to apply the new settings and to add additional system

 

 

connections. Click on OK to save changes and exit this dialog.

Step

7.

Select Exit from the List menu to return to the “X.25 PAD Services”

 

 

dialog.

 

 

 

NOTE

 

If you enabled Reverse Charge Requested, you must also configure the

 

 

PAD support server. See “Add/Modify PAD Support Server (Remote to

 

 

Local)” for step-by-step instructions for configuring the PAD support

 

 

server.

 

 

 

Step

8.

Select the next PAD service you need to configure from the list on the

 

 

“X.25 PAD Services” dialog.

 

 

Add/Modify PAD Support Server (Remote to Local)

 

 

Follow the steps below to add or modify a PAD support server for a local

 

 

terminal or system:

Step

1.

At the SMH main window, highlight “Networking and Communications”

 

 

and select Open Item from the Actions menu.

Step

2.

At the “Networking and Communications” window, highlight X.25 PAD

 

 

Services and select Open Item from the Actions menu.

Step

3.

Highlight Support Server and select Open Item from the Actions

 

 

menu.

 

 

SMH displays an object list that shows all terminals/systems currently

 

 

configured for access via X.25.

Step

4.

Select Add from the Actions menu to configure a terminal/system that is

 

 

not listed for access via X.25, or highlight a terminal/system from the list

 

 

and select Modify.

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