Solstice X.25 9.2 Administration Guide

Special Parameters

You can access the Special Parameters window from the Link Editor.

The parameter values are stored in the link configuration files /etc/opt/SUNWconn/x25/config/link_config_nnnn.cfg, where nnnn is the four-digit number that indicates the link number (for example, the file link_config_0004.cfg contains the parameters for link number 4).

Use these parameters to set values for D-bit options and throughput class. The throughput class parameters are only for those X.25 networks that do not use standard X.25 packet and window size negotiation.

D-bit Control

The following parameters are available:

Call Accept In (dbit_accept_in)

Determines Solstice X.25's response when it receives a Call Accept packet with the D-bit set and end-to-end acknowledgment was not requested. The options are:

Call Accept Out (dbit_accept_out)

Determines Solstice X.25's response when it sends a Call Accept packet with the D-bit set and receives a packet from the remote side with the D-bit turned off. The options are:

Data In (dbit_data_in)

Determines Solstice X.25's response when it receives a Data packet with the D-bit set. The options are:

Data Out (dbit_data_out)

Determines Solstice X.25's response when an application tries to send a data packet with the D-bit set. The options are:

Throughput Class Packet/Window Mapping

Throughput Class Type (thclass_type)

The values are:

Throughput maps entry number

If you are connecting to a non-standard X.25 network and the map entry of 0 is not appropriate for your X.25 network, choose a value between 1 and 15.

Packet Map (thclass_pmap)

The range for valid packet sizes is 16 to 4096.


Note -

In the configuration file, packet sizes are expressed as powers of 2. For example, to specify 128, enter 7.


Window Map (thclass_wmap)

A number in the range from 1 to 127.

Identity (x25_x32_identity)

An X.32 identity of up to 32 hexadecimal characters. Do not use whitespace.