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- Syntax
- CHOICE { IsAddr OCTET STRING, noLSaddr NULL }
- Meaning
- DLC address for the remote PU.
- For SDLC
- SDLC polling address
- For token ring and frame relay
- Remote MAC/SAP address
- For ATM native SVCs
- Destination ATM address
- For ATM native PVCs
- Null string
- For XCF
- XCF token of the adjacent VTAM®
- Source
- Dependent on resource type:
- For SDLC non-switched PUs
- The SDLC polling address of the PU. This is specified on the ADDR
operand of the PU statement.
- For NTRI logical switched PUs
- The MAC/SAP address of the remote PU in the form 11223344556601.
The first 12 characters are the MAC address and the last two are the
SAP address. This information is available only when the line and
PU are active and the X'57' DLC address vector has been received.
- For NTRI logical subarea PUs
- The MAC/SAP address of the remote link station. The MAC address
is coded on the LOCADD operand of the LINE. The SAP address for NCP
NTRI is X'04'.
- LAN or ATM LAN emulation peripheral connections (switched)
- The MAC/SAP address of the remote PU. This information is available
only when the line and PU are active and the X'57' DLC address
vector has been received.
- LAN or ATM LAN emulation subarea connections (leased)
- The MAC/SAP address of the remote link station. This MAC address
is defined on the MACADDR operand of the PU definition statement.
The SAP address is defined on the SAPADDR operand of the PU definition
statement.
- ATM native connections (TGs over SVCs)
- The destination ATM address for the remote node associated with
the SVC. The destination ATM address The remote ATM address is returned
as a variable length character string. The following is an example
of an ATM address:
XXXXYYYYZZ…ZZ
where: - XXXX
- Represents the address type and plan and can be:
- X'0101'
- Indicates public E164 address, which means the address is in a
public ATM network.
- X'0002'
- Indicates International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
network service access point (NSAP), which means the address is in
a private ATM network.
- YYYY
- Represents the length of the address. The address can be up to
20 bytes in hexidecimal format.
- ZZ…ZZ
- Represents the actual ATM address. The address can be up to 20
bytes in length.
- ATM native connections (TGs over PVCs)
- The destination ATM address for the remote node associated with
the PVC is unknown.
- XCF connections
- The XCF token of the adjacent VTAM returned
as 16 characters. This information is available only when the XCF
connection is active.
- Operations
- GET, SNAPSHOT (snaLocalTopo)
- Attribute of
- logicalLink
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