HP UX Internet and Networking Software manual 12 definecos, Function Not Supported

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Administration Commands

define_cos

The security parameter was not set to one of the valid values.

EXCEEDS_MAX_ALLOWED

Adding the specified ports would exceed the maximum total number of ports on a CN.

INVALID_CN_NAME

The fqcn_name parameter contained a character that was not valid or was not in the correct format.

INVALID_PORT_NAME

One or more of the port names specified did not match the name of a defined port.

INVALID_PORT_TYPE

One or more of the specified ports cannot be on a CN because its DLC type is a point-to-point type (such as SDLC) rather than a network type.

State Check

If the command does not execute because of a state error, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

primary_rc

STATE_CHECK

secondary_rc

PORT_ACTIVE

The port specified by the port_name parameter cannot be modified because it is currently active.

Function Not Supported

If the command does not execute because the node’s configuration does not support it, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

primary_rc

FUNCTION_NOT_SUPPORTED

The local node is a LEN node. This command is valid only at a network node or an end node.

secondary_rc

(This parameter is not used.)

Other Conditions

Appendix A, Common Return Codes from snapadmin Commands, lists combinations of primary and secondary return codes that are common to all commands.

2.12 define_cos

The define_cos command adds a class of service (COS) definition or modifies a previously defined COS. The definition specifies TG “rows” and node “rows”, which associate a range of node and TG characteristics with weights that are used for route calculation. The lower the weight the more favorable the route.

2.12.1 Supplied Parameters

Parameter name

Type

Length

Default

[define_cos]

 

 

 

cos_name

character

8

 

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