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| Using OSI and OTS Tools |
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| Dynamic Routing Commands |
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| Route Command Options |
Table | Route Command Options | |
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| Write this action (add or delete) to the ots_routes configuration file | |
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| making the change permanent. The default is no write. |
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| Network ID mask. Mask is a bit mask, specified in hex digits. It specifies | |
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| how may bits in the network ID are significant when resolving addresses. |
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| For instance, with Mask of FFF8, the first 15 bits will be used when |
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| matching the route entry to the destination NSAP. If no |
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| specified, a mask of N F’s will be used, where N is the number of hex digits |
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| in the NSAP/network ID. |
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| NSAP Commands |
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| Network Service Access Point (NSAP) addresses are used to identify real |
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| systems unambiguously on a network. Dynamic NSAPs are used for high |
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| availability clusters running the MC/ServiceGuard product, which |
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| automatically shares NSAPs when a node or its network |
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| communications fail. Use the following commands to add, delete, and |
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| show dynamic NSAPs for local CONS/CLNS subnetworks. See the |
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| manpages for these commands for more information. |
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| otsaddnsap |
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| ADD: Adds a local NSAP to OTS configuration for a specified network |
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| service. |
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| otsaddnsap service nsapvalue [silent] |
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| The silent option means the added NSAP is never broadcast in the |
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| ESH packet. |
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| otsdelnsap |
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| DELETE: Deletes a local NSAP from OTS configuration. The |
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| default/main NSAP configured via osiadmin cannot be deleted with |
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| otsdelnsap. |
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| otsdelnsap (nsapvalue) |
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