Supplied parameters

The application supplies the following parameters:

opcode

AP_DEFINE_DOWNSTREAM_LU_RANGE

dslu_base_name

Base name for the names of the new LUs. This is a 5-byte type-A EBCDIC string (starting with a letter), padded on the right with EBCDIC spaces if the base name is less than 5 characters. CS Linux generates the LU name for each LU by appending the 3-digit decimal value of the NAU address to this name.

description

A null-terminated text string (0-31 characters followed by a null character) describing the downstream LUs (the same string is used for each LU in the range). This string is for information only; it is stored in the node's configuration file and returned on the QUERY_DOWNSTREAM_LU verb, but CS Linux does not make any other use of it.

min_nau

NAU address of the first LU, in the range 1-255.

max_nau

NAU address of the last LU, in the range 1-255.

dspu_name

Name of the downstream PU (as specified on the DEFINE_LS verb) which the downstream LUs in this range will use. This is an 8-byte type-A EBCDIC string (starting with a letter), padded on the right with EBCDIC spaces if necessary.

host_lu_name

Name of host LU or host LU pool that the downstream LUs in the given range will be mapped to. This is an 8-byte type-A EBCDIC string, padded on the right with EBCDIC spaces if necessary.

If the downstream LUs are used to communicate with a CS Linux Primary RUI application instead of a host, set this field to the string #PRIRUI# in EBCDIC.

allow_timeout

Specifies whether to allow the sessions this range of downstream LUs have with the upstream LU to timeout if the session is left inactive for the timeout period specified on the upstream LU definition. Possible values are:

AP_YES

Allow the sessions this range of downstream LUs have with the upstream LU to timeout.

AP_NO

Do not allow the session this range of downstream LUs have with the upstream LU to timeout.

This field is ignored if the downstream LUs are used to communicate with a CS Linux Primary RUI application instead of a host.

delayed_logon

Specifies whether to use delayed logon with this range of downstream LUs (the upstream LU is not activated until the user requests it). Possible values are:

AP_YES

Use delayed logon with this range of downstream LUs; the upstream LU is not activated until the user requests it.

AP_NO

Do not use delayed logon with this range of downstream LUs.

This field is ignored if the downstream LUs are used to communicate with a CS Linux Primary RUI application instead of a host.