Using OSI and OTS Tools
Dynamic Routing Commands
otsaddroute
ADD: Adds a single route entry for the specified subnetwork.
otsaddroute net_id subnet_name is_nsap
otsdelroute
DELETE: Deletes the specified route entry.
otsdelroute net_id subnet_name
otsshowroute
VIEW: Displays all route entries for the specified subnetwork. otsshowroute subnet_name
Route Command Parameters
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| Argument | ots_routes | Description |
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| net_id | route_id | Specifies the end systems NSAP or network ID. |
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| If this value is the full length |
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| NSAP, then this route entry will send |
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| information for this particular destination |
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| through the specified intermediate system |
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| (is_nsap). If this value is a prefix of an NSAP, |
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| having this common NSAP prefix. |
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| subnet_name | route_out_subnet | The symbolic name for the outgoing |
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| subnetwork to which the intermediate system |
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| previously configured before OTS startup. |
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| is_nsap | route_primary | Specifies the intermediate system NSAP. |
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| Information destined for the end system will be |
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| sent through this system. |
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