Use the optional DEFAULTLUS or SDEFAULTLUS object and mapping statement to define a list or range of LUs that have a default mapping to the NULL client identifier. This LU pool is used by a terminal emulator that is requesting a generic connection if no other LU group maps generically to the client. The SDEFAULTLUS statement defines shared LU names rather than private ones.
Restrictions:
- This Telnet must have joined the XCF group to define shared objects. An active Telnet LU name server (LUNS) must exist in order for the profile to be processed and for the shared LUs to be usable.
- A profile can have either DEFAULTLUS or SDEFAULTLUS defined, but not both.
Syntax
.------------------------------------------. V | >>-DEFAULTLUS--+--------+----+-lu_name------------------------------+-+--ENDDEFAULTLUS--> '- ,nnn%-' '-lu_name1..lu_name2--+--------------+-' '-..range_rule-' .------------------------------------------. V | >--SDEFAULTLUS--+--------+----+-lu_name------------------------------+-+--ENDSDEFAULTLUS->< '- ,nnn%-' '-lu_name1..lu_name2--+--------------+-' '-..range_rule-'
Parameters
- nnn%
- Checks the capacity remaining in the group when Telnet assigns an LU from that group. A message is issued when the specified percentage is reached. After the group exceeds the specified capacity, no other message is issued. After the capacity being used drops below 10 percent of the total capacity check amount, another capacity warning message is issued. Leave a blank space between DEFAULTLUS or SDEFAULTLUS and the comma (,) that is part of the capacity field.
- lu_name
- The name of the terminal LU.
- lu_name1..lu_name2
- A range of terminal LUs.
- range_rule
- The wildcard method used for each character position.
Usage notes
- See Rules for LU name specification for LU name and LU range specification rules.