Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Руководство по настройке

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7-6 SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1 Server Configuration Guide—August 1997
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indicates the SNA device type, as shown in the following table, and idnum
indicates the serial number of the device or any unique value representing this
PU in the network.
The local terminal ID is used within an XID exchange, during node activation.
Local CP Name
The network-qualified name that identifies the control point (CP). The format
of the Local CP Name is netid.cpname, where netid is the network to which the
CP’s node belongs and cpname is a unique name in the network. Each field can
contain up to eight alphanumeric characters (including @, #, and $). Tabs and
spaces are not allowed. The first character cannot be a number. Lowercase
letters are converted to uppercase.
The local CP name is used within an XID exchange, during node activation.
The default is the CP name of the PU2.1 server. For more information, refer to
Section 5.1, “Basic PU2.1 Server Configuration,” on page 5-2. This Local CP
Name overrides the CP Name specified in the server configuration.
Remote Terminal ID
An 8-digit hexadecimal string that identifies the remote link station during the
XID exchange. The value can range from 0 to FFFFFFFF. The default is
x’00000000’. The Remote Terminal ID consists of two fields: idblk (first three
digits) and idnum (last five digits), where idblk indicates the SNA device type
and idnum indicates the serial number of the device or any unique value
representing this PU in the network. Refer to Local Terminal ID for a list of
supported devices.
If specified, this value is used to validate the incoming XID. The connection is
not established if the values do not match. If not specified, validation is not
performed.
Table 7-1 Local Terminal ID SNA Device Types
SNA Device Value of idblk
3274 models 21C, 31C, 51C, 61C 017
3276 model 12 018
3770 013
DISPW 03A
3270/3770 03E