Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Configuration Manual

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4-4 SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1 Server Configuration Guide—August 1997
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1. Do not use this command line option unless you are instructed to do so by
Sun Technical Support.
Table 4-1 Command Line Options
Option Description
-b number_seconds Set the time that an LU that was in session must
wait before attaching to another client to
number_seconds seconds.
-D
1
Trace SNMP packets. This command line option is
valid only if you use the
-t
command line option to
enable line tracing.
-F file_descriptors Set the number of file descriptors
sunsman
can
support to file_descriptors.
-N port_number
1
Set the port on which to listen for Telnet connections
to port_number.
-o number_seconds
1
Set the time
sunsman
should wait for a response
from a PU2.1 server before dropping the queued
request to number_seconds.
-O number_seconds Set the time to wait for a response from a client
during Telnet options negotiation to number_seconds
seconds. If you do not use this command line
option, no time-out value is used. If the time expires,
negotiations start again, omitting the option that
initiated the time-out.
-S interval When sending status messages to a client’s screen,
wait interval seconds before overwriting.
-t trace_flag
1
Enable line tracing and set the type of internal traces
to capture in the trace file to trace_flag. Sun
recommends that you always set trace_flag to
-1
,
indicating all trace flags.
-T Use the terminal type when determining which LU
to match to an incoming client request.
-v Print the
sunsman
version.
-W number_seconds Set the time
sunsman
should wait for a response
when attempting to acquire an LU from a PU2.1
server to number_seconds.