PU definition statement

Code a PU definition statement to define the physical unit associated with a line if the line defines a SNA resource. USER=SNA on the LINE definition statement defines SNA resources. Code only one PU definition statement for each LINE definition statement.

Note: If USER=VCNS is specified on the LINE definition statement, you cannot code a PU definition statement.

Table 1. External communication adapter major node–LAN or ATM LAN emulation connections, subarea node
Name	Definition statement	Operands	Page	Req	Sift effect	Default	Restrictions, dependencies
name	VBUILD	TYPE=XCA	TYPE	R
		CONFGDS	CONFGDS
		CONFGPW	CONFGPW				CONFGDS

name	PORT	ADAPNO	ADAPNO	R			MEDIUM
		CUADDR	CUADDR	R
		MEDIUM	MEDIUM	R
		DELAY	DELAY			0
		SAPADDR	SAPADDR			4	USER=SNA
		TIMER	TIMER			30

name	GROUP	DIAL	DIAL			NO
		SPAN	SPAN				NetView®

name	LINE	ISTATUS	ISTATUS		G	ACTIVE
		SPAN	SPAN				NetView
		USER	USER			SNA	DIAL=NO


name	PU	ALLOWACT	PU			NO
		ISTATUS	ISTATUS		G	ACTIVE
		LANTEST	LANTEST			LOCAL	See LANTEST
		MACADDR	MACADDR	R
		MULTGSUP	MULTGSUP			YES
		PUTYPE	PUTYPE		G, L	5	USER=VCNS
		SAPADDR	SAPADDR			4	USER=SNA
		SPAN	SPAN				NetView
		SUBAREA	SUBAREA			in_xid_value
		TGN	TGN			1
		XNETALS	XNETALS			XNETALS start option value
Legend: R Required operand. G Code this operand on the higher-level GROUP definition statement to take advantage of the sift effect, or code it on this definition statement. L Code this operand on the higher-level LINE definition statement to take advantage of the sift effect, or code it on this definition statement. P Code this operand on the higher-level PU definition statement to take advantage of the sift effect, or code it on this definition statement.