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Software Version. The software version currently running. Defined as YMMR (i.e. Year, Month, Revision

BASE Restart Time. The time and data of the last system restart (i.e. power-on or last BOOT)

Node Maximum Packet Size. The maximum single buffer size available on the MegaPAC.

Node Buffer Pool Maximum. The maximum number of buffers available temporary storage of transitting data.

Node Current Buffer Pool. The current number of free buffers available temporary storage of transitting data.

Node Buffer Pool Lowest. The lowest value the buffer pool has ever reached.

Node Buffer Pool Empty. The number of times that the free buffer pool has fallen below the minimum buffer threshold 'baseBuffThreshold'.

Node Buffer Threshold. When the number of buffers in the free buffer pool reaches this threshold, flow control will occur.

Node Memory Size. The size of the system memory installed in the MegaPAC.

Node Frames In. The total number of frames received by the MegaPAC.

Node Frames Out. The total number of frames transmitted by the MegaPAC.

Node Frame Rate In. The rate measured in frames per second that the MegaPAC is currently receiving frames.

Node Frames Rate Out. The rate measured in frames per second that the MegaPAC is currently transmitting frames.

Node Total Call Set ups. The total number of calls successfully established by the MegaPAC.

Current calls. The number of calls currently active on the MegaPAC.

Node Retransmissions. The total number of frames which have been retransmitted by the MegaPAC.

Node Rejects. The total number of frames that have been rejected by the MegaPAC.

Node Total Transport calls. The total number of transport calls established by the MegaPAC.

Current Transport Calls. The number of transport calls currently active on the MegaPAC.

Node Run Status. This parameter indicates whether the operating system has been 'Booted' from RAM (TELELOAD) or EPROM (default). Enumeration: 'prom': 1, 'ram': 2.

Node Reporting channel. The name of the logical resource (channel) that the system reports will be directed to.

Node Session Statistics reporting channel. The name of the logical resource (channel) that the system session statistics will be directed to.

Node Buffer Threshold. The threshold before flow control is invoked

Node Initial Presentation Timer. The maximum time allowed between initial connection to the presentation service and the user entering a valid resource. The call will be disconnected if this timer elapses.

Node Secondary Presentation Timer. After a call has been cleared by the Host DTE the user has the option to use the presentation service to establish another call, failure to do so within this time period will result in the initial call being cleared.

Node Inactivity Timer. This timer will cause calls to be cleared if the IDLE option has been configured on the channel.

Node Segment Accounting. This parameter causes the frames in/out parameters to be displayed in terms of 64 byte SEGMENTS rather than frames. Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Terminal Emulation Buffers. The number of system buffers allocated for Terminal Emulation purposes.

Transport Buffers. The number of transport buffers allocated for TP 0,2,3,4 sessions.

Country Setting. Invokes the ASCII representation of the Japanese character set. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'japn': 2.

Teleload enable. If set to yes the MegaPAC software may be downloaded by ASCII file transfer. Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'k160': 129, 'k256': 3, 'no': 1.

Cold Boot From PROM. If set to yes the MegaPAC software may be downloaded by ASCII file transfer. Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Total Number of Controllers Configured. The number of controllers in the MegaPAC which have been configured.

Total Number of Controllers. The TOTAL number of controllers in the MegaPAC including unconfigured (NULL) controllers.

Controller index. The position of this controller in relation to 'BASE'. i.e. BASE = 0 NMSC = 1 PS01 = 2 ...

Controller name. The unique 4 character name by which this controller is known.

Controller Type. The type of controller this is. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC Enumeration: 'esis': 34, 'edlc': 39, 'cons': 20, 'ip': 17, 'nfrm': 26, 'hdlc': 8, 'smdx': 37, 'ppp': 30, 'epci': 4, 'ipx': 31, 'null': 3, 'dlc': 22, 'rout': 29, 'snmp': 25, 'mux': 2, 'tipx': 32, 'nmsc': 21, 'sdlc': 16, 'x25': 1, 'map': 23, 'lan': 13, 'ilan': 11, 'qllc': 9, 'tesis': 35, 'clus': 14, 'mult': 15, 'xfrm': 27, 'term': 12, 'v25b': 19, 'tip': 28, 'xlan': 10, 'vfrm': 36, 'sr': 18, 'tlan': 24, 'dlcx': 38.

Sub Type. The serial I/O board installed. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'generic': 5, 'vio': 33, 'scc': 17, 'xio': 3, 'xio-sio': 4, 'sio': 2.

Channel Count. The number of channels assigned to a controller. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

First Channnel. The 1st channel index number used by the controller : PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC & HDLC

CRC Errors. The number of packets received for which the checksum was not valid. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Total Call Set ups. The total number of successful calls established on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Current Calls. The number of calls currently active on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data In. The total number of data bytes received on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data Out. The total number of data bytes transmitted on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data Frames In. The total number of data frames received on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data Frames Out. The total number of data frames transmitted on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data Frame Rate In. The rate that frames are arriving on this link, specified in frames per second. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Data Frame Frate Out. The rate that frames are being transmitted on this link, specified in frames per second. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, IP, TIP, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, DLC, LAN, TLAN, ILAN, XLAN SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Calls Received. The total number of incoming call requests seen on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC, HDLC, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, LAN, TLAN, ILAN AND XLAN

Calls Sent. The total number of call requests sent out on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC, HDLC, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, LAN, TLAN, ILAN AND XLAN

Clears Received. The total number of call clear requests received on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC, HDLC, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, LAN, TLAN, ILAN AND XLAN

Retransmissions. The number of packets that have been transmitted more than once on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Rejects. The total number of packets which have been rejected on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

State. The level 2 data state of the link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC Enumeration: 'xidr': 23, 'stop': 21, 'frmr': 19, 'xidc': 25, 'disc': 1, 'wake': 15, 'sabm': 9, 'cls': 17, 'data': 11, 'blkd': 13.

Sub State. The level 3 state of this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM, VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC Enumeration: 'actv': 3, 'rej': 5, 'idle': 1, 'disc': 9, 'new': 129, 'norm': 1.

Tries. The number of un-numbered control frames sent to try and establish the link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Options The options currently configured for this link. Note, that the values returned by the MegaPAC may be additive values - representing combined combinations for the table listed e.g. poll+ext. In this situation modify the MIB entering the resulting integer value minus one e.g. 32769+8193-1=40961 (poll+ext) Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC Enumeration: 'stat': 2049, 'hold': 4097, 'dmod': 1025, 'poll-ext': 40961, 'dcd': 513, 'xidc': 5, 'none': 1, 'ext': 8193, 'xidr': 9, 'ui': 17, 'iso1984': 16385, 'test': 3, 'dtr': 2, 'net': 257, 'poll': 32769.

LCGN The logical channel group number for this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Resets Received. The total number of reset packets received on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Interupts Received. The total number of interrupt packets received on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Output Queue Length. The number of packets queued for transmission on this link. Applicable controllers: PPP, X.25, XFRM, NFRM VFRM, CONS, DLC, SDLC, TERM, QLLC AND HDLC

Local MAC Address The MAC Address of the MegaPAC. Applicable controllers: CONS, IPX, TIPX, ESIS, IP, TIP LAN, TLAN, ILAN AND XLAN

Destination MAC Address. The MAC Address of the destination device. Applicable controllers: CONS only

EIA state. Displays the EIA signals currently on the link. Applicable controllers: X.25, QLLC and HDLC

SDLC Options. A range of link level options used for establishing IBM connections. Note, that the values returned by the MegaPAC may be additive values - representing combined combinations for the table listed e.g. wait+xid. In this situation modify the MIB entering the resulting integer value minus one e.g. 129+65-1=193 (wait+xid) Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'xid': 129, 'wait-xid': 193, 'idle': 17, 'pu4': 33, 'wait': 65.

ARP Requests Received. The number of ARP requests sent to the MegaPAC

ARP Requests Sent. The number of ARP requests processed to the local LAN by the MegaPAC

ARP Respones Received. The number of ARP responses returned to the the MegaPAC

Number of LMI without Reply

Number of Lost LMI

LMI sequence number sent in enquiries

LMI sequence number received in responses

Number of received frames with BECN

Number of received frames with FECN

Number of characters during T

Status of LMI Enumeration: 'down': 0, 'up': 2.

Count of LMI responses

LMI sequence number sent in responses

LMI sequence number received in enquiries

Number of received frames with DE bit set

The controller configuration table.

An individual controller configuration.

Index The position of this controller in relation to 'BASE'. i.e. BASE = 0 NMSC = 1 PS01 = 2 ... Applicable: All controller types

Name. The unique 4 character name by which this controller is known. Applicable: All controller types

Type. The type of controller this is. Applicable: All controller types Enumeration: 'esis': 34, 'edlc': 39, 'cons': 20, 'ip': 17, 'nfrm': 26, 'hdlc': 8, 'smdx': 37, 'ppp': 30, 'epci': 4, 'ipx': 31, 'null': 3, 'dlc': 22, 'rout': 29, 'snmp': 25, 'mux': 2, 'tipx': 32, 'nmsc': 21, 'sdlc': 16, 'x25': 1, 'map': 23, 'lan': 13, 'ilan': 11, 'qllc': 9, 'tesis': 35, 'clus': 14, 'mult': 15, 'xfrm': 27, 'term': 12, 'v25b': 19, 'tip': 28, 'xlan': 10, 'vfrm': 36, 'sr': 18, 'tlan': 24, 'dlcx': 38.

Sub-Type. The link between the controller and its associated hardware type. Applicable: X25, SDLC, QLLC, HDLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'generic': 5, 'vio': 33, 'scc': 17, 'xio': 3, 'xio-sio': 4, 'sio': 2.

Number of channels. The number of logical channels configured on the controller. Applicable: All controller types

Speed. The clock speed of the interface. Applicable: X25, SDLC, QLLC, HDLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'speed-2400bps': 7, 'speed-4800bps': 9, 'speed-2mbps': 19, 'speed-64kbps': 14, 'speed-9600bps': 11, 'speed-12-75bps': 13, 'speed-128kbps': 15, 'none': 0, 'speed-300bps': 2, 'ext-clock': 1, 'speed-600bps': 3, 'speed-256kbps': 16, 'speed-3600bps': 8, 'speed-1mbps': 18, 'speed-512kbps': 17, 'speed-2000bps': 6, 'speed-19200bps': 12, 'speed-7200bps': 10, 'speed-1200bps': 4, 'speed-1800bps': 5.

The serial interface type. Note, Only applicable to MegaCard Applicable: XFRM, NFRM, PPP, X25, HDLC controller types Enumeration: 'x21': 2, 'v35': 3, 'v24': 1.

Packet Size. The maximum packet size in bytes of outgoing packets, this parameter must be less than or equal to the 'BASE' statistic 'maxPacketSize'. Applicable: X25, TERM, HDLC, CONS, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'bytes-64': 3, 'bytes-128': 5, 'bytes-1024': 33, 'bytes-512': 17, 'bytes-32': 2, 'tran': 1, 'bytes-256': 9.

V54 Modem. Enable V54 loop back testing. Note this does not initiate loop back testing, the loop back is initiated by typing in the 'TEST' command. Applicable: X25, HDLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'yes': 61, 'no': 1.

Address. The logical address designation of the controller. Applicable: X25, HDLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'dce-b': 2, 'dte-a': 1.

Options. A range of controller options, options may be specified individually or added together. Note, that the values returned by the MegaPAC may be additive values - representing combined combinations for the table listed e.g. poll+ext. In this situation modify the MIB entering the resulting integer value minus one e.g. 32769+8193-1=40961 (poll+ext) Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC Enumeration: 'poll-net': 33025, 'none': 1, 'hold': 4097, 'dmod': 1025, 'poll-ext': 40961, 'dcd': 513, 'xidc': 5, 'stat': 2049, 'ext': 8193, 'xidr': 9, 'ui': 17, 'iso1984': 16385, 'test': 3, 'dtr': 2, 'net': 257, 'poll': 32769.

Initial Frame. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'disc-pbit': 84, 'none': 1, 'disc': 68, 'sabm-pbit': 64, 'sabm': 48.

T1. Timer for retransmission of unacknowleged frames. Specified in 0.1 second units. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Tries. The number of times a frame will be retransmitted before a link restart is initiated. Applicable: X25, SDLC, QLLC, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

KLevel 2. The level 2 window size. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

KLevel 3. The level 3 window size. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Line Group. The line group is used for load sharing. If two links have same (non-zero) line group then data may be shared between them. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

LCGN. The logical channel group number for this link. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

LCN Offset. This parameter is used in conjunction with the LCGN. It's purpose is to shift the channel range by the appropriate offset. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Address Group. This parameter is used in conjunction with the address group field in the x25 file to provide different addressing domains. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Frame Sequence. This parameter determines if normal or extended frame sequencing is supported. Applicable: X25, SDLC, QLLC, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'extended': 15, 'normal': 7.

Call Time Out. The time in seconds the MegaPAC will wait to receive a call accept packet before clearing the call. Applicable: X25, TERM, SDLC, QLLC, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Error Threshold. The number of CRC errors that will be accepted before generating an error report. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Loop Bar Priority. Prevents calls from looping on the same controller. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Extended Call Management. Invokes extended packet processing facilities via the MAC file. For PPP, IN and OUT have special meaning: IN stands for PAP and OUT for CHAP. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types. Also for PPP. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'v25m': 13, 'in-out': 4, 'v25b': 5, 'fep': 33, 'in': 2, 'poll': 17, 'out': 3.

Optional Timers. Optional level 3 timers for clearing calls when a clear confirmation has not been received after a clear request has been sent. T13 is used if the controller is set to be a logical DCE and the timeout will be 60 seconds. T23 is used if the controller is a logical DTE and the timeout is 180 seconds. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 't23': 3, 'none': 1, 't13': 2.

Optional Flags. This parameter is used to insert extra flags between frames to slow down the rate of transmission. It will only take effect on controllers with a sub-type of XIO. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Transport Level Type. Enable the ISO transport facility. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'iso': 34.

Transport Class. The type of transport class implemented. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'class2': 33, 'class3': 49.

Default Window Size. The initial credit limit to be used on a transport session. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types

Disable Flow Control. Enable/disable flow control on a transport class 2 call. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

TSAP Format. Determines how the TSAP's will be treated internally by the MegaPAC. If set to text the local and remote TSAP's will be converted to form a 4 character internal resource name. If set to hex the first two hexadecimal pairs will form the resource name. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, DLC and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'text': 2, 'hex': 1.

Max. TPDU Size. The maximum Transport Protocol Data Unit Size. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN and NULL controller types Enumeration: 'bytes-256': 9, 'bytes-128': 1, 'bytes128': 8, 'bytes-1024': 11, 'bytes-512': 10.

TTR Timer. Time To Resynchronise. Specifies the time delay in seconds for the transport class three timer to resync at the initiating end. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN and NULL controller types

TWR Timer. Time to Wait for Resynchronisation. The time delay in seconds allowed for the transport class 3 timer at the responding end to wait for resynchronisation, before clearing down the transport session. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN and NULL controller types

Destination Address. The physical address of the target device. Applicable: CONS, ILAN, DLC and XLAN controller types

DSAP. The Destination Service Access Point. Applicable: CONS, ILAN, DLC and XLAN controller types

SSAP. The Source Service Access Point. Applicable: CONS, ILAN, DLC and XLAN controller types

SDLC Options. A range of link level options used for establishing IBM connections. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'xid': 129, 'wait-xid': 193, 'idle': 17, 'pu4': 33, 'wait': 65.

Primary Station. This parameter determines whether the MegaPAC will operate as a HOST primary connection (yes) or a CLUSTER secondary connection (no). Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Idle Detect Timer. This parameter determines the time period in tenths of a second before an unacknowleged POLL/RESPONSE frame will be retransmitted. Applicable: SDLC, QLLC and SRU controller types

Poll Interval. The time period in tenths of a second between sending POLL frames. Applicable: SDLC, QLLC, MAP and MULT controller types

Duplex. Enables SDLC full duplex operation, half duplex operation is reserved for future use. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types Enumeration: 'full': 1, 'half': 2.

Transmit Delay. Determines the time period in tenths of a second between the MegaPAC receiving an RR frame with the P-Bit set and the MegaPAC issuing an RR response with the F-Bit set. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types

Slow Poll Timer. When the controller has been defined as a primary station a slow poll rate can be specified for polling a Cluster controller that is down. This is to avoid causing delays to working Cluster controllers in a multi-point mode. The value is specified in tenths of a second. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types

Max. Call Interval. When controller is configured as a primary station, a call request retry interval may be defined, so as to avoid the situation where successive call requests are continuously generated to the network. The initial call interval is 2 seconds, this interval is progressively doubled until the Maximum Call Interval (defined in minutes) is reached. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types

Max. Call Cycles. This parameter is used in conjunction with the Maximum Call Interval parameter. It specifies the maximum number of call request cycles that can take effect before call requests continue at the Maximum Call Interval parameter setting. Each cycle consisting of call requests being initiated at intervals in incrementing multiples of two seconds, up to the Maximum Call Interval parameter. Applicable: SDLC and QLLC controller types

Group Poll. Used in SNA applications, where the specified value would generate multiple down-stream poll requests. Applicable: QLLC, DLC controllers

Delay RTS Low. Specifies the number of padding characters to be inserted between the end of data transmission and the dropping of the RTS signal. Only required for synchronous operation. Applicable: TERM controller only

Delay CTS High. Specifies the number of padding characters to be inserted between the dropping of RTS and the raising of CTS. Only required for synchronous operation. Applicable: TERM controller only

Input Sync Deletion. If set, all SYNC characters will be stripped prior to transmission. Only effective in synchronous full duplex mode. Applicable: TERM controller only Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Output Sync Insertion. Specifies the number of SYNC characters to be transmitted prior to the start of the data block. Only effective in synchronous operation. Applicable: TERM controller only

DCD Filter. A filter delay specified in tenths of a second which prevents unwanted link restarts caused by toggling of DCD signal. Applicable: TERM controller only

Inhibit Time Fill Allows the insertion of time fill frames to compensate for network delays. Effective in synchronous mode only. Applicable: TERM controller only Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Directed Broadcasts. ???. Applicable: LAN and TLAN Controllers only Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Default Local Printer. The number of the channel which is reserved for a Screen Print server, a value of (0) disables the Screen Print facility. Applicable: Cluster Controllers only

New NFRM Port. The controller marks the first position of a controller connection to a LAN interface. All other controllers defined as NEWPhysicalInterface/ NO will map to the same interface defined as NewPhysicalInterface/ YES. Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

New NFRM Port. The controller marks the first position of a controller connection to a serial interface. All other controllers defined as NEWPhysicalInterface/ NO will map to the same interface defined as NewPhysicalInterface/ YES. Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

DLCI Number

Status of DLCI. Defines a Network to Network Interfaces (NNI) or User Network Interface (UNI) implentation. Where MegaPAC connects to a Frame Relay switch, this parameter just be defined as DTE i.e. a UNI. When MegaPAC acts as a Frame Relay switch, connecting to DTE using Network side of UNI, DCE operation must be specified. Otherwise when operating as a switch, connected to another switch, NNI i.e. DCE+DTE operation must be specified. All controllers mapped to the same physical interface must be configured the same mode setting. Enumeration: 'dce': 3, 'dte-dce': 4, 'dte': 2.

Type of Local Management Interface (LMI). Ansi = ANSI LMI yes = T1.S1 LMI no = LMI disabled. Enumeration: 'ansi': 129, 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Only applicable if the LMI is active. Specifies in seconds the interval between keep alive messages. If this end is a DTE, this is the actual interval between Status Requests generated to the DCE (T391). If this end is a DCE, then the timer is used simply to detect whether connection to the DTE has been lost (T392). Note : it is the DTE which is the active partner across the LMI interface, in accordance with the LMI specification.

Full status enquiry timer (number of times of T391/T392) Specifies how often a DTE sends a or a DCE expects a Full Status Request message. The number specified is the ratio between Status Requests messages, and Full Status Request enquiries (N391/N393).

Rhe sample period used in enforcing the committed information rate (CIR). The CIR expressed in terms of characters per 1/10 th second. There are two further parameters which appear directly after the BANDWIDTH/ promt which are designed to handle bursty traffic (i.e. Bc and Be)

Burst Commit, i.e the number of characters the remote end is committed to buffering, in our case in a 1/10 th of a second period

Burst Eligibility, i.e the DLCI in questions is enabled to transmit a burst beyond its committed information rate, when enabled to do so by the state of the other DLCIs.

T3. Timer to disconnect the link if no flags are received. Specified in 0.1 second units. Applicable: X25 controller types with XIO subtype

Enables MULT flow control. On MULT controller type flow control inhibits data on all ressources when a single ressource requires flow control.

Command to set the state of the controller. Set this parameter to 1 to restart the controller. Set this parameter to 2 to stop the controller. The value read is meaningless.

This value used to detect whether connection to the other end has been lost. The number specified is the ratio between Status Requests messages, and Full Status Request enquiries, above which an LMI error is recognized (N392).

Number of channels. The number of channels configured.

A table of channels associated with a controller.

An individual channel entry.

Index. The position of this channel in the controller channel Table. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP

Name. A user defined name for routing calls to this channel. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP

Controller Index. The index to the controller that this channel operates within. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP

Controller Name. The controller NAME supporting this channel Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP

Connected to Index. The INDEX of the controller that this channel is connected to. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP

State. The current Status of the channel, the status may be one or a combination of the following: Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP Enumeration: 'serv': 13, 'busy': 49, 'addr': 25, 'look': 17, 'setup': 33, 'emul': 69, 'disc': 1, 'call': 45, 'rung': 5, 'pass': 9, 'wake': 37, 'post': 57, 'data': 41, 'rout': 29, 'name': 21.

Session Status. The Status of the channel during a call session, the status may be one or a combination of the following: State Description CALL Call Originator. DRI Flow controlling input. DRO Flow controlling on output. TRAN Presentation service not involved in call set-up. QUEU Queued to selected resource. STAT Awaiting queue status information. PAD In PAD Recall mode. DISC Data buffers draining before clearing call. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'tran': 2, 'stat': 65, 'dri': 3, 'disc': 129, 'pad': 17, 'dro': 5, 'call': 9, 'que': 33.

EIA Displays the status of the V24/V28 signals on term or muxport links, or call status on X.25 links. The down state indicates that level 2 is inactive. Applicable controllers: NMS, CONS, V25B, SRU, IP, SDLC, MULT, CLUS, LAN, TERM, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, MUX, MAP, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, TIP, ROUT and SNMP Enumeration: 'down': 129, 'none': 1, 'dcd': 2, 'rej': 9, 'iso': 17, 'x28': 5, 'closed': 65, 'ring': 3, 'tcal': 33.

Total Frames In. The total number of frames received on this channel since it entered Data State. Applicable controllers: CONS, IP, SDLC, TIP, LAN, TIPX, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX and ROUT

Total Frames out. The total number of frames transmitted on this channel since it entered Data State. Applicable controllers: CONS, IP, SDLC, TIP, LAN, TIPX, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX and ROUT

Total Characters In. The total number of characters received on this channel since it entered Data State. Applicable controllers: CONS, IP, SDLC, TIP, LAN, TIPX, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX and ROUT

Total Characters Out. The total number of characters transmitted on this channel since it entered Data State. Applicable controllers: CONS, IP, SDLC, TIP, LAN, TIPX, ILAN, XLAN, QLLC, HDLC, X25, DLC, TLAN, NFRM VFRM, XFRM, PPP, ESIS, IPX and ROUT

Tx Window. The Level 3 Transmit Window size. Applicable controllers: CONS, ILAN, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

Rx Window. The Level 3 Receive Window size. Applicable controllers: CONS, ILAN, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

Tx Size. The maximum size for outgoing packets. Applicable controllers: CONS, ILAN, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

Rx Size. The maximum acceptable size for incoming packets. Applicable controllers: CONS, ILAN, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

Cause. The value of the cause code in the last Clear Packet received or transmitted (decimal). Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Diagnostic. The value of the diagnostic code in the last Clear Packet received or transmitted (decimal). Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Reset Cause. The value of the last reset code in the last RESET packet transmitted. Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Reset Diagnostic. The value of the last diagnostic code in the last RESET packet transmitted. Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Reset Cause Received. The value of the last reset code in the last RESET packet received. Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Reset Diagnostic Received. The value of the last diagnostic code in the last RESET packet received. Applicable controllers: CONS, QLLC, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM, SDLC, DLC and XFRM

Level 3 State. The level 3 status of the channel. Applicable controllers: CONS, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM Enumeration: 'reset': 13, 'rest': 3, 'disc': 1, 'call': 5, 'data': 7, 'clr': 11, 'cls': 9.

Call Priority. Call and Resource priorities are used primarily for providing alternate routing. For a call to succeed the Call Priority on the incoming channel must be greater than or equal to the Resource Priority on the outgoing channel. Applicable controllers: CONS, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

Resource Priority See chanCallPriority above. Applicable controllers: CONS, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM

PAD Enable. The value of this statistic reflects the setting as configured on the channel. Applicable controllers: CONS, XLAN, HDLC, X25, NFRM VFRM and XFRM Enumeration: 'enabled': 2, 'rev': 3, 'mask': 17, 'disabled': 1, 'x28': 33, 'prof': 5.

Port Match. The TCP port that is connected Applicable controllers: IP, LAN, TLAN, ESIS, IPX, TIPX, and TIP Enumeration: 'dest': 129, 'wild': 137, 'srce': 2, 'no': 1.

Primary Station. Determines whether the MegaPAC port is functioning as a Primary or Secondary SDLC station. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

SDLC State. The State of the SDLC connection, may be one of the following: State Description ACTIVE The SNRM and UA commands have been sent successfully. If primary, the P-Bit has not been sent (i.e. has not been polled). If secondary, the P-Bit has not been received (has got F-Bit and not been polled again). DISC Primary station only. Either a 'STOP' command has been issued for the port, or a QDISC command has been received from the network. The MegaPAC will be sending an SDLC DISC command with the P-Bit set. POLL If primary, the MegaPAC has sent a frame with the P-Bit (has polled). If secondary, the MegaPAC has received the P-Bit (has been polled). SNRM Only for primary stations. The MegaPAC has sent a SNRM, but has not received a UA. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC Enumeration: 'active': 5, 'idle': 1, 'poll': 7, 'snrm': 3, 'disc': 9.

QLLC State. The State of the QLLC connection, may be one of the following: State Description CLSD The MegaPAC has received a QDISC and sent a QUA on the network. This sets the DISC state on the SDLC port. CLSI The MegaPAC has sent a QDISC and is waiting for a QUA. FRMR The MegaPAC has received a QFRMR from the network. INOP The SVC is down. OPEN The VC is running. QSM and QUA have been sent and received. OPNI The MegaPAC has sent a QSM and is awaiting a QUA. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC Enumeration: 'inop': 1, 'frmr': 13, 'clsd': 5, 'openi': 9, 'clsi': 17, 'open': 21.

SDLC Transmit State. May be one of the following: State Description NORM The MegaPAC is allowed to transmit data. NULL The MegaPAC is not allowed to transmit data. RNR The MegaPAC has received an RNR. RTRY The MegaPAC is in the retransmission state. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC Enumeration: 'rtry': 7, 'idle': 1, 'norm': 3, 'rnr': 11.

Polls. The quantity of polls that have occured since the link was established Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC

Station Address. The IBM PU's address that this channel is using Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC

XID Identification. This field contains the first 64 bytes of the XID that has been used. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC

Tries. The number of times the current command has been transmitted. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC, PPP and DLC

KLevel 2. The level 2 window size. Applicable controllers: QLLC, SDLC and DLC

LU Active. If set to YES then the MegaPAC Logical Unit has responded positively to an ACTLU command. If set to NO the MegaPAC has either not received or has responded negatively to an ACTLU command. Applicable controllers: CLUS only Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Bind Active. If set to YES then the MegaPAC Logical Unit has responded positively to a BIND command. If set to NO the MegaPAC has either not received or has responded negatively to a BIND command. Applicable controllers: CLUS only Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

LU Type. The Session type taken from the BIND command. It may be one of the following: Session Type Description 0 User defined applications. 1 Printer. 2 Full Screen 3270 applications. 3 Older type printers. Applicable controllers: CLUS only

Breaks Rx The number of Break characters received from the terminal. Applicable controllers: TERM only

Framing Errors. The number of characters received with no stop bit appended. The MegaPAC substitutes a '#' character in place of each framing error. Applicable controllers: TERM only

Input Overruns. The number of times that data has been discarded due to a lack of receive buffers. Applicable controllers: TERM only

TParity Errors. he number of parity errors received on this channel. Applicable controllers: TERM only

Terminal Type. The type of emulation to be applied to the TERM controller, it may be one or more of the following: Type comment ASYN ASCII data support SYNC Bi-sync data support MINI Minitel terminal support HP H.P ENQ / ACK async protocol support X28 X28 command syntax (English) X28F X28 command syntax (French) ANSI Async ASCII Terminal support VPAD Viewdata PAD Emulation support MTRM MegaTerm PC Emulation support BUF Used for Buffer PVC call set-ups TPAD ACAB30 transaction card terminal support VT22 Async VT220Terminal support Enumeration: 'x28f': 999, 'vpad': 129, 'ansi': 177, 'mtrm': 113, 'hp': 225, 'ext-ansi': 161, 'sync': 3, 'tpad': 65, 'asyn': 2, 'x28': 209, 'slip': 97, 'buf': 81, 'vt200': 41.

Circuit Type. The type of circuit used on this channel, it may be one or more of the following: Enumeration: 'stat': 65, 'none': 1, 'out-stat': 81, 'call-pvc-stat': 74, 'svc-stat': 97, 'call-stat': 66, 'svc': 33, 'osi': 5, 'out-pvc': 25, 'call': 2, 'call-pvc': 10, 'out-pvc-stat': 89, 'que': 4, 'out': 17.

The option(s) which have been envoked on this channel, one or more of: Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'busy': 5, 'name': 4097, 'msgs': 1025, 'supr': 32769, 'bill': 513, 'nbrk': 17, 'idle': 3, 'iso': 129, 'talk': 8193, 'rts': 2, 'pass': 257, 'gate': 2049, 'hold': 9, 'arps': 65, 'x28': 16385.

Buffers. The number of data buffers to be used as a threshold value before flow control to the terminal is invoked.

Disc mode. Specifies the call disconnect character that may be applied having established a route via the presentation service.

Menu Number. Specifies which menu will be displayed to the user by the presentation service.

Help Number. Specifies which help menu will be displayed to the user by the presentation service.

News Number. The Menu number that will be displayed if an outgoing resource is unavailable.

Pad Recall. This parameter allows the user to escape from the data transfer state to the PAD command state. The permitted values are: 0 No PAD recall 1 Escape character is ^P 2 - 126 The decimal value specified is the escape character

Echo. Determines whether 'echo' is enabled or disabled. If set to controlled, the echo facility is controlled by the operator. Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'controlled': 3, 'disable': 2.

Data Forwarding. This parameter controls which character or characters cause the accumulated data to be forwarded. The possible values may be added together to forward on one of a number of conditions. The allowable values are: 0 Forward only on buffer full. 128 Forward on graphics characters. 64 Forward on all characters in columns 0 and 1 of the International Alphabet No. 5. 1 Forward on A-Z, a-z and 0-9. 2 Forward on Carriage Return. 4 Forward on ESC, BEL, ENQ, ACK. 8 Forward on DEL, CAN, DC2. 16 Forward on EXT, EOT. 32 Forward on HT, LF, VT, FF.

Delay. Specifies the idle time in tenths of a second, allowable between successive characters before the accumulated data is forwarded. A value of 0 disables the timeout facility.

DRI. Flow control of terminal by the MegaPAC. Valid settings are: enabled MegaPAC flow controls terminal using XON/XOFF. cts MegaPAC flow controls terminal using CTS. init+enable MegaPAC sends XON automatically on initialisation. disable No flow control. Enumeration: 'cts': 129, 'init-enable': 3, 'enabled': 2, 'disabled': 1, 'init': 65, 'rts': 33.

Pad Signals. Enable X.28 prompts and/or messages to be displayed on the users terminal. Enumeration: 'enable': 2, 'disable': 1.

Break. The Action the MegaPAC will take on receipt of a Break Signal. The valid values are: 0 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal no action is taken. 1 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet. 2 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an RESET packet. 5 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet and an indication of Break PAD message. 8 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will escape from data transfer state. 21 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet and an indication of Break PAD message, while setting (X3) parameter (8) to the value 1 (discard any data received from the network).

Padding. The number of NULL characters inserted after a carriage return.

Fold The number of characters output before line folding occurs. Setting to 0 disables line folding.

Data Restraint Out. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'init': 65, 'enabled': 2, 'cts': 129.

LFI. This parameter controls linefeed insertion after a carriage return. The valid seetings are: 0 Line feed insertion disabled. 1 A linefeed is inserted after a carriage return, in the data forwarded to the terminal. 4 A linefeed is sent to the terminal after echo of a carriage return to the terminal. 5 As defined by values 1 + 4. 6 Linefeed inserted after carriage return from terminal and each carriage return echoed to the terminal. 7 As defined by values 1 + 6.

LFPad. The number of NULL padding characters sent to a device following a linefeed character.

Edit. Controls editing of text in data transfer state. Enumeration: 'enable': 2, 'disable': 1.

Char Del. The keystroke used for deleting a character.

Buffer Del. The keystroke used for deleting the buffer.

Disp The keystroke used to redisplay the data in the buffer.

Edit Service Signals. This parameter enables the user to edit the PAD service signals (echoing). The valid settings are: 0 No editing PAD service signals are echoed. 1 A '\' will be echoed for each character deleted. 2 A 'BS' character will be echoed for each character deleted. 8 and 32-126 Specifies the decimal value of the ASCII character to be echoed for each character deleted.

Echo Mask. This parameter controls the characters which should not be echoed. The valid settings are: 0 All characters should be echoed to the terminal. 1 do not echo carriage return. 2 do not echo linefeed. 4 do not echo VT, HT and FF characters. 8 do not echo BEL and BS character. 16 do not echo ESC and ENQ. 32 do not echo ACK, NAK, STX, SOH, EOT, ETB or ETX. 64 do not echo editing characters as defined by parameters 16, 17 and 18. 128 do not echo other control characters and DEL.

Parity Treatment. Determines the parity generation and checking performed valid settings are: 0 No parity generation or checking. 1 Check parity. 2 Generate parity. 3 Check and generate parity.

PageWait. Specifies the number of lines to be transmitted, after which the MegaPAC will wait until instructed by the user to continue sending data (by entering Q). A value of 0 disables the page wait facility.

Forward Char. The ASCII character which will force data forwarding, 0 disables forced data forwarding.

Break Char. The ASCII character in decimal which is used to simulate a BREAK signal.

Network Parity. With the Terminal type set to ASYN+X28, the parity an be forced onto the network side by selecting the approriate value. Enumeration: 'even': 1, 'spac': 8, 'none': 0, 'odd': 2, 'mark': 4.

Escape Delay. Specifies the time in tenths of a second, that after receiving an ESC character, all characters are buffered before being forwarded. During this time the ECHO facility is turned off, and is only restored when the delay timer has expired.

Transport Level State. Transport Class 4 session statistics Enumeration: 'init': 5, 'disc': 1, 'call': 3, 'data': 7, 'clr': 11, 'cls': 9.

Destination TSAP The destination Transport Service Access Point. Applicable controllers: ILAN only

Link State. The current state of the Link Control Protocol Applicable controllers: PPP only Enumeration: 'stpi': 7, 'clos': 1, 'stop': 3, 'reqs': 9, 'acks': 13, 'ackr': 11, 'clsi': 5, 'open': 15.

Protocol State. The current state of the Protocol Control Protocol Applicable controllers: PPP only Enumeration: 'stpi': 7, 'clos': 1, 'stop': 3, 'reqs': 9, 'acks': 13, 'ackr': 11, 'clsi': 5, 'open': 15.

Protocol Displays the protocol configured for the channel Applicable controllers: PPP only Enumeration: 'ip': 32802, 'ipx': 32812.

Identity. The current value of the IDENTITY filed being put into the Link Control Protocol or Protocol Control Protocol commands. Applicable controllers: PPP only

FrameRelayWait. The current value of the FRMWAIBUF counter. This counter is incremented each time a buffer is delayed because of the channel priority (DLCI currently occupied by data from channels with higher priority). Applicable controllers: NFRM only

A table of channels associated with this Level 2 controller.

An individual Channel.

Index. The position of this channel in the controller channel Table. Applicable: All controller types

Name. A user defined name for routing calls to this channel. Applicable: All controller types

DRC Mask. A four character string used to force expicit routing to the named resource. Applicable: All controller types

Terminal Type. If the channel is to perform terminal emulation, then the setting defined will be specific to the users terminal envoking emulation. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, TERM, IP, DLC and CLUS controller types Enumeration: 'x28f': 999, 'vpad': 129, 'ansi': 177, 'mtrm': 113, 'hp': 225, 'ext-ansi': 161, 'sync': 3, 'tpad': 65, 'asyn': 2, 'x28': 209, 'slip': 97, 'buf': 81, 'vt200': 41.

Circuit Type. The type of circuit used on this channel Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, TERM, IP, LAN, V25B, NMS, MULT, MAP, TLAN, DLC and SRU controller types Enumeration: 'stat': 65, 'none': 1, 'out-stat': 81, 'call-pvc-stat': 74, 'svc-stat': 97, 'call-stat': 66, 'svc': 33, 'osi': 5, 'out-pvc': 25, 'call': 2, 'call-pvc': 10, 'out-pvc-stat': 89, 'que': 4, 'out': 17.

Options. A range of channel options, these options may be specified individually or added together. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, TERM, IP, LAN, V25, TLAN, DLC and CLUS controller types Enumeration: 'msgs': 1025, 'pass': 257, 'msgs-pass': 1281, 'rts': 2, 'msgs-name': 5121, 'msgs-pass-gate': 3329, 'busy': 5, 'msgs-name-pass': 5377, 'diag': 33, 'msgs-name-talk': 13313, 'x28': 16385, 'gate': 2049, 'arps': 65, 'hold': 9, 'msgs-name-pass-talk': 13569, 'msgs-name-pass-talk-gate': 15617, 'none': 1, 'name': 4097, 'supr': 32769, 'bill': 513, 'nbrk': 17, 'idle': 3, 'iso': 129, 'talk': 8193.

Buffers. The number of system buffers allocated to this channel for incoming calls. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, TERM, IP, LAN, V25B, NMS, MULT, MAP, TLAN, DLC and SRU controller types

DISC Mode. The number of the character in decimal which forces disconnection of the call. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC TERM, DLC and IP controller types

Menu Number. Specifies which menu will be displayed to the user by the presentation service. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC TERM, DLC, IP and CLUS controller types

Help Number. Specifies which help screen will be displayed to the user by the presentation service. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC TERM, DLC and IP controller types

News Number. The number of the menu which will be displayed if an outgoing channel is unavailable. Applicable: X25, CONS, HDLC, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC TERM, DLC and IP controller types

Call Priority. Call and Resource priorities are used primarily for providing alternate routing. For a call to succeed the Call Priority on the incoming channel must be greater than or equal to the Resource Priority on the outgoing channel. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, TERM, IP, LAN, NMS, V25B, MULT, MAP, TLAN, DLC and SRU controller types

Resource Priority. Call and Resource priorities are used primarily for providing alternate routing. For a call to succeed the Call Priority on the incoming channel must be greater than or equal to the Resource Priority on the outgoing channel. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, XLAN, TERM, IP, LAN, NMS, V25B, MULT, MAP, TLAN, DLC and SRU controller types

Pad Enable. The effect of the PAD Enable parameters are as follows: enable PAD services enabled. The logical channel will respond to X.29 packets. enable-rev REVerse PAD enabled. When a call is established to this channel, the MegaPAC will generate an X.29 qualified data packet back to the caller, containing the X.3 operating values specified in the channel's configuration. enable-prof The X.3 profile settings for the channel will be derived by referencing the logical channel's NAME/ parameter to the NAME/ field in the PROF file. The X.3 settings as contained in the PROF file record are then loaded onto the channel. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'enable': 2, 'mask': 7, 'rev': 3, 'enable-prof': 6, 'disable': 1, 'x28': 34, 'enable-rev': 4, 'prof': 5, 'enable-mask': 8.

Pad Recall (1). This parameter allows the user to escape from the data transfer state to the PAD command state. The permitted values are: 0 No PAD recall 1 Escape character is ^P 2 - 126 The decimal value specified is the escape character Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Echo. Determines whether 'echo' is enabled or disabled. If set to controlled, the echo facility is controlled by the operator. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'controlled': 3, 'disable': 2.

Data Forwarding. This parameter controls which character or characters cause the accumulated data to be forwarded. The possible values may be added together to forward on one of a number of conditions. The allowable values are: 0 Forward only on buffer full. 128 Forward on graphics characters. 64 Forward on all characters in columns 0 and 1 of the International Alphabet No. 5. 1 Forward on A-Z, a-z and 0-9. 2 Forward on Carriage Return. 4 Forward on ESC, BEL, ENQ, ACK. 8 Forward on DEL, CAN, DC2. 16 Forward on EXT, EOT. 32 Forward on HT, LF, VT, FF. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Delay. Specifies the idle time in tenths of a second, allowable between successive characters before the accumulated data is forwarded. A value of 0 disables the timeout facility. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

DRI. Flow control of terminal by the MegaPAC. Valid settings are: enabled MegaPAC flow controls terminal using XON/XOFF. cts MegaPAC flow controls terminal using CTS. init+enable MegaPAC sends XON automatically on initialisation. disable No flow control. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'cts': 129, 'init-enable': 3, 'enabled': 2, 'disabled': 1, 'init': 65, 'rts': 33.

Pad Signals. Enable X.28 prompts and/or messages to be displayed on the users terminal. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'enable': 2, 'disable': 1.

Break. The Action the MegaPAC will take on receipt of a Break Signal. The valid values are: 0 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal no action is taken. 1 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet. 2 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an RESET packet. 5 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet and an indication of Break PAD message. 8 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will escape from data transfer state. 21 When the MegaPAC receives a Break Signal from the terminal it will transmit an INTERRUPT packet and an indication of Break PAD message, while setting (X3) parameter (8) to the value 1 (discard any data received from the network). Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Padding. The number of NULL characters inserted after a carriage return. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Fold. The number of characters output before line folding occurs. Setting to 0 disables line folding. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Data Restraint Out. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'init': 65, 'enabled': 2, 'cts': 129.

LFI. This parameter controls linefeed insertion after a carriage return. The valid settings are: 0 Line feed insertion disabled. 1 A linefeed is inserted after a carriage return, in the data forwarded to the terminal. 4 A linefeed is sent to the terminal after echo of a carriage return to the terminal. 5 As defined by values 1 + 4. 6 Linefeed inserted after carriage return from terminal and each carriage return echoed to the terminal. 7 As defined by values 1 + 6. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

LFPad. The number of NULL padding characters sent to a device following a linefeed character. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Edit. Controls editing of text in data transfer state. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'enable': 2, 'disable': 1.

Char Delete. The keystroke used for deleting a character. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Buffer Delete. The keystroke used for deleting the buffer. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Disp. The keystroke used to redisplay the data in the buffer. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Edit Service Signals. This parameter enables the user to edit the PAD service signals (echoing). The valid settings are: 0 No editing PAD service signals are echoed. 1 A '\' will be echoed for each character deleted. 2 A 'BS' character will be echoed for each character deleted. 8 and 32-126 Specifies the decimal value of the ASCII character to be echoed for each character deleted. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Echo Mask. This parameter controls the characters which should not be echoed. The valid settings are: 0 All characters should be echoed to the terminal. 1 do not echo carriage return. 2 do not echo linefeed. 4 do not echo VT, HT and FF characters. 8 do not echo BEL and BS character. 16 do not echo ESC and ENQ. 32 do not echo ACK, NAK, STX, SOH, EOT, ETB or ETX. 64 do not echo editing characters as defined by parameters 16, 17 and 18. 128 do not echo other control characters and DEL. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Parity Treatment. Determines the parity generation and checking performed valid settings are: 0 No parity generation or checking. 1 Check parity. 2 Generate parity. 3 Check and generate parity. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Page Wait. Specifies the number of lines to be transmitted, after which the MegaPAC will wait until instructed by the user to continue sending data (by entering Q). A value of 0 disables the page wait facility. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Force. The ASCII character which will force data forwarding, 0 disables forced data forwarding. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Break Character. The ASCII character in decimal which is used to simulate a BREAK signal. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, IP, DLC and TERM controller types

Network Parity. With the Terminal type set to ASYN+X28, the parity can be forced onto the network side by selecting the approriate value. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, DLC and TERM controller types Enumeration: 'even': 1, 'spac': 8, 'none': 0, 'odd': 2, 'mark': 4.

Escape Delay. Specifies the time in tenths of a second, that after receiving an ESC character, all characters are buffered before being forwarded. During this time the ECHO facility is turned off, and is only restored when the delay timer has expired. Applicable: X25, HDLC, CONS, ILAN, XLAN, SDLC, QLLC, DLC and TERM controller types

Station Address. Physical Unit Address of the Cluster Controller. Applicable: SDLC, QLLC and DLC controller types

Provide XID. ???? Applicable: SDLC, QLLC and DLC controller types Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Mode. This parameter provides a number of additional connection facilities for channels on virtual controllers. The options available are of an additive nature, the valid options and their integer values are: Option Integer Value DATA ?? RESP ?? SYM ?? AUTO ?? PATH ?? PUSH ?? PULL ?? STOP ?? NONE ?? Applicable: NMS, V25B, MULT, MAP and SRU controller types Enumeration: 'pull': 5, 'none': 1, 'hub': 97, 'auto': 17, 'resp': 129, 'stop': 9, 'sym': 33, 'auto-pull-path-push-stop': 32, 'push': 3, 'path': 2, 'sat': 193, 'data': 65, 'wait': 81.

Port Match. This parameter optionally allows the Source and Destination ports to be used in conjunction with the IP address for routing. Applicable: IP controller type only Enumeration: 'wild': 137, 'source': 2, 'destination': 129, 'no': 1.

Reverse Telnet Port. The port number which will respond to TELNET open requests. The default value for TELNET ports is '23'. Applicable: IP controller type only

Broadcast Filter Timer. ????? Applicable: LAN and TLAN controller types

Inhibit Learning. This parameter determines whether the 'bridge' will work in Directed or Learning mode. If InhibitLearning is set to 'Yes' then the bridge will only forward frames whose addresses are fixed in the forwarding table. Applicable: LAN and TLAN controller types Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Retain Session. This parameter determines if and how a session will be cleared down when the call is cleared. The parameter is only applicable to channels (2) to (n). If set to NOTIFY or NO the session will be cleared when the call disconnects , NOTIFY will cause a NOTIFY RU to be sent indicating the disconnection. If this parameter is set to YES then the session will be retained on channel disconnection, this is used to provide a hot key switching facility. Applicable: CLUS controller type only Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'notify': 1, 'no': 3.

Printer Type. If set to IBM the logical channel will act as an appication system printer, otherwise it operates in screen emulation mode. Only applicable to channels (2) to (n). Applicable: CLUS controller type only Enumeration: 'none': 2, 'ibm': 1.

Screen Printer. If set to YES, screen printer requests are to be processed and sent to this LU address (in this mode, the terminal attaching to this channel MUST have a printer attached). If set to NO, screen printing is supported via the LOCAL PRINTER or the DEFAULT LOCAL PRINTER parameters. Applicable: CLUS controller type only Enumeration: 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

Local Printer. This parameter specifies the channel to which screen printing should be directed. It takes precedence over the value defined by the DEFAULT LOCAL PRINTER at controller level. This parameter may only be applied to channels (2) to (n). Applicable: CLUS controller type only

DSAP. The Destination Service Access Point. Applicable: NFRM controller type with SNA protocol encapsulation.

SSAP. The Source Service Access Point. Applicable: NFRM controller type with SNA protocol encapsulation.

PU TYPE. IBM PU type. Applicable: NFRM controller type with SNA protocol encapsulation. Enumeration: 'none': 0, 'pu2-0': 130, 'pu2-1': 131.

Channel Priority. The internal priority which will be assigned to the channel. Data from the channel with the highest priority i.e. 1 will overtake data of from less priority channels on the same DLCI. Applicable: NFRM controller type.

X25 file size. The number of entries configured into the X25 file.

A table of X.25 routing entries

Index. The index to an individual X.25 entry

Name. A 4 character name which is used to match on the 'NAME' parameter of the channel on which a call will be routed over the X.25 network.

Addr Grp. An integer used to partition the X.25 routing tables. Any match on a channel name will only take effect if the channel 'AddressGroup' parameter is set to the same value.

Address. The numeric address which is used to match on the incoming X.25 address in a call request packet.

User Data A text field in which Call User Data or Facilities may be placed. The user data will be inserted into call request packets generated by the MegaPAC.

Name File Size. The number of entries configured into the NAME file.

A table of 'Name' entries.

Index. The index into the name table.

Name. A string of up to 8 characters in length which is typed in by the network user in order to establish a connection to a specific resource.

DRC Mask. The four character resource (channel) name to which the call will be directed.

Call Priority. The internal call priority which will be assigned to the call.

Billing If enabled, statistics relating to the call will be sent to the billing file. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Options Enables the appropriate terminal emulation options. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ppp-pap': 49, 'ppp': 33, 'rev-teln': 129, 'iso': 2, 'icl7561': 9, 'prof': 5, 'teln': 65.

Pass File Size. The number of entries configured into the PASSWORD file.

Mac File Size. The number of entries configured into the MAC file.

A table of MAC entries

Index. An index to an individual entry in the MAC table.

Name. The level 2 controller name to which this entry applies.

Function. The function field determines what action should be taken if their is a match on this entry. Enumeration: 'posn': 16389, 'mask': 32776, 'sync': 32777, 'tab': 32778, 'nop': 1, 'copy': 16388, 'xid': 32774, 'p': 32773, 'ibeg': 32769, 'rout': 32781, 'mark': 16390, 'add': 32783, 'cud': 4, 'dhcp': 32786, 'nvmt': 32782, 'dad': 3, 'dele': 16387, 'inse': 16386, 'else': 5, 'fac': 6, 'obeg': 32771, 'data': 16391, 'dpr': 8, 'oend': 32772, 'bar': 32784, 'eof': 16392, 'list': 32775, 'time': 32785, 'cpr': 7, 'iend': 32770, 'cad': 2.

Options. Specific actions that may be envoked in conjunction with the function field. Enumeration: 'wipx': 161, 'jump': 11, 'none': 1, 'tlat': 99, 'ccit-1980': 9, 'copy': 12, 'bill': 8, 'sap': 133, 'rej': 2, 'y13': 65, 'disc': 8193, 'iso': 4, 'expe': 10, 'not': 129, 'thr': 6, 'tcal': 3, 'talk': 7, 'cad': 5.

Selector. This field can contain a string of between 0 and 32 Hexadecimal characters, that must be matched by the Function DAD, CAD, CUD or FAC.

Generator. This field can contain a string of between 0 and 32 Hexadecimal characters, and can have different purposes depending on the Function or Options fields.

Ilan File Size. The number of entries configured into the ILAN file.

A table of ILAN entries

Index. An index to an individual entry in the ILAN table.

Name. The Resource which this entry applies to.

Options ISO Allows transport calls to be set up on the outgoing channel. EXPE Allows expedited data to be sent. Enumeration: 'none': 3, 'expe': 2, 'iso': 1, 'y13': 16, 'dbit': 4, 'talk': 8.

Ethernet Address. The destination MAC address of the named host.

TSAP. The Transport Service Access Point required on the destination Host.

Elog File Size. The size of the error log file.

A table of Error Log entries.

Index. The index to an Error Log entry.

Record. The Error Log entry in ascii format.

Bill File Size. The number of entries configured into the BILL file.

A table of 'Bill' entries.

Index. The index into the bill table.

Password A string of up to 8 characters in length which is typed in by the network user in order to establish a connection to a specific resource.

DAY

Month

YEAR

Hour

Mins

Cause

Diagn

Rev

Callm

Calls

Cname

Rname

Prx

Ptx

Crx

Ctx

Record. The Error Log entry in ascii format