Open Systems Adapter/Support Facility on Hardware Management Console Migration Guide
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Edit OAT Entries window

Open Systems Adapter/Support Facility on Hardware Management Console Migration Guide
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The OSA Address Table (OAT) is a component of an OSA feature’s configuration. An OAT entry defines the data path between an OSA feature port and an image and device unit address.

The Edit OAT Entries window is invoked from the Panel Configuration Options window. Figure 1 is a representative window of an active Display. To choose an action, select an entry by selecting the radio button next to the entry and selecting an entry from the Select Action pull down.

Table 1. Selecting actions on the Edit OAT Entries window
Select action Action when selected
Edit as SNA Entry Edit the OAT Entry as a new SNA Entry
Edit as TCP/IP Entry Edit the OAT Entry as a new TCP/IP Entry
Invalidate Entry Clear the Entry
Table Actions
Export Data Export the table to local file
Show Filters Row  
Clear all Filters  
Edit Sort Sort the table by column value
Clear all Sorts  
Figure 1. Edit OAT Entries window
Edit OAT Entries window
The window has the following columns:
CSS
The Channel Subsystem (CSS) in which this entry is valid.
IID
The LPAR number, also known as the Image ID or Image Number.
Unit Address
The I/O device representation or UNITADD on a CUNUMBER (control unit) in the IOCPgen (Range 0x00 - 0xFF).
Device Number
A mapping of the I/O device representation (UNITADD) to the Host I/O Device Address (IODEVICE ADDRESS).
Port Number
The Port Number on the OSA.
Session Type
The session type, defined as SNA or TCP/IP (for a TCP/IP session, the UA start address must be an even number and has two UAs per entry; for a SNA session, the UA start address can be an even or odd number and contains only one UA per entry).
IP Address
The IP address of an OAT Entry if only one IP is present. The field contains MULTIPLE if more than one IP is defined per OAT entry.
Router Indicator
The router, defined as PRI, SEC, N/A (for SNA), or None.

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