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Auto-Activate Ports
Each X.25 or Frame Relay port that you configure as Auto-Activate is
automatically started when ECCARD START is issued. This option saves you
having to start each port individually with the ECCARD START /P command.
/Ncb n
The size (n) of the NCB trace buffer on the
Eiconcard, in kilobytes, ranging from 1 to 64. This
is used to perform an internal NCB trace when
directed to do so by a representative of Eicon
Networks Customer Services.
/Show
Displays detailed information on each Eiconcard
protocol module.
/Port p |
portname
Indicates the port number (p) or the port name
(portname) of the Eiconcard to start or stop. This
parameter is mandatory if acting on a specific port.
/Yes
Suppresses “Y/N” messages from the ECCARD
STOP or ECCARD DUMP commands. This is
useful for batch files.
/Binary dumpfile
The Eiconcard dump filename if the default
DUMP*.* file is not used. Specify the full path if
the file is not in the current directory.
- Eicon SNA Gateway 1
- Operator’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter Three 5
- Chapter Four 5
- Chapter Five 5
- Chapter Six 5
- Chapter Seven 6
- Appendix A 7
- Appendix B 7
- Before You Begin 9
- Syntax Conventions 11
- Chapter Summary 12
- Introduction 13
- About Eicon SNA Gateway 14
- Eicon SNA Gateway Components 15
- Eiconcard Support 16
- SNA Protocol Support 17
- SNA Protocol Support 18 18
- X.25/QLLC 19
- Frame Relay 20
- SNA Protocol Support 21 21
- SNA Protocol Support 22 22
- SNA Protocol Support 23 23
- SNA Protocol Support 24 24
- Configuring Eicon SNA Gateway 25
- Overview 26
- Configuration Components 27
- Service Trace 28
- Eiconcard 28
- SNA Resource Manager 28
- Altering Protocol Parameters 29
- File Menu 30
- Parameters Menu 31
- Help Menu 31
- Toolbar Buttons 31
- Online Help 32
- Eiconcard Configuration 33
- APPC/LU 6.2 34
- SNA Function Management 34
- SNA Path Control 35
- NetView Support 35
- Message Protocol 35
- Port Configuration 36
- Dialer Configuration 37
- LAN Transport on the Gateway 39
- Configuration Notes 40
- Frame Relay DLCI 41
- Stop button 43
- IBM Architecture 45
- Node Configuration 46
- Configuring Nodes 47
- Important Notes 48
- LU Configuration 49
- To configure LUs: 50
- Click LUs icon 50
- LU panel 50
- Add Range 51
- Host Print 52
- About Host Print Services 53
- Configuring Host Print 54
- Log File 55
- User Requirements 55
- Configuring Host Print 56 56
- Configuring Host Print 57 57
- Printer 57
- Definition 57
- Definition Name panel 57
- Configuring Host Print 58 58
- Sessions 58
- Session Name panel 58
- Remote Operation 59
- Remote Eiconcard Commands 60
- Administration Commands 61
- NetView Commands 61
- Remote Configuration 62
- Remote Configuration 63 63
- Eiconcard Commands 64
- Eicon Networks software 66
- Auto-Activate Ports 68
- Using ECCARD 69
- ECCARD DUMP 70
- ECCARD LIST 70
- ECCARD STATUS 70
- Examples 72
- ECCARD Error Level Values 73
- ECDIALER: Using a Modem 74
- /NType type 76
- /NPlan plan 76
- /SAddr subaddr 76
- /SType subtype 76
- Using ECDIALER 77
- ECDIALER and ISDN 78
- ECDIALER STORE 79
- ECDIALER DIAL 79
- ECDIALER ANSWER 79
- ECDIALER HANGUP 79
- ECDIALER STATUS 79
- X.25 on the D-Channel 80
- ISDN TPH1962 Parameters 80
- ISDN AT&T 5ESS Parameters 82
- Using ECDIALER with EuroISDN 84
- ECDIALER Script Language 86
- ECDIALER and ISDN 87 87
- TIMEOUT n 88
- TYPE string 88
- Sample Script 89
- ECDIALER and ISDN 90 90
- ECDIALER and ISDN 91 91
- ECNCBLOG: Taking NCB Traces 93
- ECSERVER: LAN Transport 94
- Using ECSNA 96
- Using ECVER 97
- ECMODULE Command 98
- About ECMODULE 99
- About ECMODULE 100 100
- ECMODULE Display Information 103
- APPC Status 104
- Global Status Fields 105
- Detail Status Fields 106
- APPC Status 107 107
- APPC Status 108 108
- APPC Statistics 109
- Global Statistic Fields 110
- Detail Statistics Fields 110
- APPC Statistics 111 111
- DIALER Status 112
- Dial delay (msec) 121
- RI DTR delay (msec) 121
- Delay off hook (msec) 121
- DSR loss delay (msec) 121
- DSR on/off delay (msec) 121
- Hang-up delay (msec) 122
- Maximum delay connect (msec) 122
- Eicon IDLC Status 123
- Max. Frame Size 124
- Maxout value configured 124
- Maxin value configured 124
- Max Retry Count 124
- Eicon IDLC Statistics 125
- Eicon IDLC Statistics 126 126
- Frame Relay Status 127
- Frame Relay Statistics 131
- HDLC Status 133
- Protocol state 135
- Line state 135
- CCITT X.32 135
- Trace buffer size (bytes) 136
- Trace filter (hex) 136
- Trace entry size (bytes) 136
- HDLC Statistics 137
- HDLC Statistics 138 138
- SDLC Status 139
- Protocol State 141
- SDLC Statistics 142
- Statistics Fields 143
- SNA Status 144
- SNA Status 148 148
- LU Type Description 148
- Display Terminal device 148
- Printer Printer device 148
- Others LU 0 or LU6.2 device 148
- SNA Statistics 149
- Card number 150
- LU-LU sessions 150
- SNAFM application sessions 150
- Buffers 150
- SNA over Frame Relay Status 155
- Value Description 158
- Global Statistics Fields 159
- X.25 Status 161
- X.25 Statistics 167
- X.25 Statistics 168 168
- Reset Request 169
- Reset Confirm 169
- Interrupt Request 169
- Interrupt Confirm 169
- ECMODULE TRACE X25 /T 256 170
- Trace Buffer 171
- Trace Filter 172
- Easy Mask Change 173
- Configuration Checklists 175
- X.25 Connections 176
- HDLC Parameters 177
- Configuration Checklist 178
- SNA Over Frame Relay Features 179
- SDLC Connections 180
- Eicon IDLC Connections 181
- 802.2 LLC Connections 182
- SNA Node Parameters 183
- Performance Optimization 184
- Line Speeds and Performance 185
- X.25 Window Size 186
- HDLC Window Size 187
- Buffer and Packet Size 187
- Eliminating Retransmission 188
- 1.5 ÷ 0.125 = 12 189
- User Facilities and 190
- DTE Address Structure 190
- User Facility Support 191
- User Facility Request Codes 192
- Examples of User Facilities 193
- Examples of DTE Addresses 195
- Networks and DNICs 196
- Diagnostic Codes 199
- Cause Codes 201
- NI-1 (North America) 202
- TPH1962 (Australia) 205
- AT&T 5ESS (North America) 209
- ASCII Control Codes 211
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