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NetEx/IP Parameter Default Description
sndrateph 500 (50.0%) This is the high bound of the ‘sndrateps’ ad-
justment for each network connection. The
value specified represents a percentage multi-
plied by a factor of 10.
sndratepl 10 (1.0%) This is the low bound of the ‘sndrateps’ ad-
justment for each network connection. The
value specified represents a percentage multi-
plied by a factor of 10.
sndrateps 100 (10.0%) This is the percentage factor used to increase
or decrease the send rate for each network
connection. The send rate may be increased
after the expiration of the interval specified by
‘sndrateincsecs’. The send rate may be de-
creased after the expiration of the interval
specified by ‘sndratedecsecs’. The value spe-
cified represents a percentage multiplied by a
factor of 10.
startratep 750 (75.0%) This is the percentage factor used to calculate
the initial send rate of each network connec-
tion. This value is applied against the maxi-
mum rate for the connection, as specified in
the PAM, NRB, or by the ‘defstartkbitsper-
sec’ parameter. During the course of the con-
nection, the actual send rate may be adjusted,
based on network activity. The value speci-
fied represents a percentage multiplied by a
factor of 10.
Resume common parameters:
iprecv 250000 This is the size of the IP receive buffer.
ipsend 250000 This is the size of the IP send buffer.
ip1intrf 1
ipchksum 1
device1 UDP-6950- ddnnuuss This is the name of the NetEx/IP device. The
“
ddnn ” must be specified as either ‘0000’ or
‘0101’; “ uuss ” represents the unit number and
subaddress portions of the GNA address of
this device. The “
uu ” value must be the same
as the “netaddr” value specified on the
ADAPTER statement for this host in the
NCT, and the “
ss ” value must be the same as
the “smgdref” value specified on the same
ADAPTER statement.
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