HP UX Internet and Networking Software Nameattributes, Usebasenumber, Usehexinname, Basenumber

Administration Commands

define_lu_0_to_3_range

Timeout for the LU specified in seconds. If the timeout is set to a nonzero value and the user of the LU supports session inactivity timeouts, then the LU is deactivated after the PLU-SLU session is left inactive for the specified period and one of the following conditions exist:

•The session passes over a limited resource link.

•Another application requests to use the LU before the session is used again. If the timeout is set to 0 (zero), the LU is not deactivated.

Support for session inactivity timeouts depends on the application that is using the LU (such as a 3270 emulation program). If the LU is being used by PU concentration, session inactivity timeouts are supported only if allow_timeout is specified on the define_downstream_lu command.

name_attributes

Specifies the name attributes of the LUs. Possible values are:

NONE

LU names have numbers that correspond to the NAU numbers. The numbers are specified in decimal and the base_name parameter can contain only 5 characters.

USE_BASE_NUMBER

Start naming the LUs in the range from the value specified in the base_number parameter.

USE_HEX_IN_NAME

Add the extension to the LU name in hex rather than decimal. The base_name parameter can contain 6 characters if this value is specified.

base_number

If USE_BASE_NUMBER is specified in the name_attributes parameter, specify a number from which to start naming the LUs in the range. This value will be used instead of the value of the min_nau parameter.

term_method

This parameter specifies how SNAplus2 should attempt to end a PLU-SLU session to a host from this LU. Possible values are:

USE_NODE_DEFAULT

Use the node’s default termination method, specified by the send_term_self parameter on de- fine_node.

SEND_UNBIND

End the session by sending an UNBIND.

SEND_TERM_SELF

End the session by sending a TERM_SELF.

2.37.2 Returned Parameters

No parameters are returned by SNAplus2 when this command executes successfully.

2.37.3 Error Return Codes

If the command cannot be executed, SNAplus2 returns a primary return code to indicate the type of error and a secondary return code to provide specific details about the reason for unsuccessful execution.

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