Lucent Technologies Release 3 Version 8 manual Adding Processor Interface Channels

Administering the Switch for CMS High Availability Systems		CentreVu CMS R3V8 High Availability
	Connectivity, Upgrade and Administration
Administering the Definity Switch		4-15

Adding the

Processor Interface

Channels

Use the Processor Channel form to assign the processor channel attributes. With the High Availability option, you will assign two separate processor channels.

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			PROCESSOR CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT
Proc			Gtwy	Interface		Destination		Session		Mach
Chan Enable		Appl.	To Mode Link/Chan			Node	Port	Local/Remote		ID
1:	y	mis	s	8	5001	cmshost	0	1	1
2:	y	mis	s	9	5001	cmshost2	0	1	1
3:
4:

Field		Definition
Proc Chan	Select a processor channel for this link. Use
	the first channel available.
Enable	Enter	y.
Appl	Enter	mis.
Gtwy To	Not used for CMS.
Mode	Enter	s for server.
Interface Link	Enter the TCP/IP link number used on the
	ethernet data module form. For this series of
	examples, link 8 was used.
Interface Chan	Enter the TCP channel number
	(5000-64500). The default for CMS is 5001
	and is defined during CMS setup (see 19
	Page 2-33).
Destination Node	Enter the node name of the CMS computer
	as assigned on the Node Names form. In
	these examples,		cmshost is used.
Destination Port	Use the default of		0.
Session Local/	Although not strictly required, the standard
Session Remote	CMS provisioning practice is to set the local
	and remote port assignments equal to the
	processor channel assignment for each
	connection.
Mach ID	Not used for CMS.