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Title: Custom PAD Profiles for GS/X.25-IP Connection Service
date: 3/7/90
Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991. All rights reserved.
A custom PAD profile can be defined and assigned on a per-port
basis for use when issuing CALL REQUESTS to the GS/X.25-IP from
a PAD. In an automatic connection service, the profile is used
during data transfer and is issued to the PAD by the GS/X.25-IP
upon receipt of the Telnet connection confirmation and following
the X.25 CALL ACCEPT response from the GS/X.25-IP to the PAD. An
extended connection service will issue the profile when entering
command mode.
There are two default PAD profiles: a transparent profile
and a regular profile. These two profiles can be used as
skeletons to create custom profiles. The two profiles selected
are CCITT simple standard profile c 90 and CCITT transparent
standard profile c 91.
The maximum number of custom profiles is 32. To create a custom
profile using the skeletons, it is necessary to ReaD the desired
profile into the assigned profile number:
ReaD PROFile <destination profile> [= <source profile> ]
The range of "source profile" values is 1-32, 90, and 91.
If no source profile is defined, the default profile is 90.
The "destination profile" range is 1-32.
If the desired skeleton to be used is profile c 90 and it is to
be defined as profile number 5, either of the following commands
could be executed:
ReaD PROFile 5
or
ReaD PROFile 5 = 90
To modify any of the 22 possible X.3 parameters, execute the following
Set PROFile command:
Set PROFile <profile number> [<X.3 parameter> = <value>],...
To show a profile's current parameter setting, execute the
following SHow command:
SHow PROFile <profile number> [<X.3 parameter number>],...
To save the custom profile configuration, execute the following
SAve command:
SAve PROFile <profile number>
To remove the profile definition, execute the following UNSave
command:
UNSave PROFile <profile number>
To show profiles currently defined, execute the following SHow
command:
SHow PROFile ALL
The profile must be assigned to the desired port number via the
command:
Setd Port <port number> PROFile={<profile number> | NONE }
The specification of "NONE" will remove the profile assignment
for the specified port.
The current profile-to-port assignment can be displayed via the
following SHow command:
SHow Port [<port number>] PROfile
DEFAULT PAD PROFILES
CCITT Simple Standard PAD Profile c 90:
Parameter Name Value
1 Escape from data transfer 1
2 ECHOData 1
3 DataForward 126
4 IdleTimer 0
5 FlowCtlFrom 1
6 InterAction 1
7 BreakAction 2
8 DataDelivery 0
9 CarriageReturnPadding 0
10 Line Folding 0
11 DTE-C Speed not configurable
12 FlowCtlTo 1
13 LFInsertion 0
14 Line Feed Padding 0
15 Local Editing 0
16 ERAse 127
17 LineERAse 24
18 ReprintLine 18
19 EditPADServiceSignals 1
20 ECHOMask 0
21 ParityTreatment 0
22 PageWait 0
CCITT Transparent Standard PAD Profile c 91:
Parameter Name Value
1 Escape from data transfer 0
2 ECHOData 0
3 DataForward 0
4 IdleTimer 20
5 FlowCtlFrom 0
6 InterAction 0
7 BreakAction 2
8 DataDelivery 0
9 CarriageReturnPadding 0
10 Line Folding 0
11 DTE-C Speed not configurable
12 FlowCtlTo 0
13 LFInsertion 0
14 Line Feed Padding 0
15 Local Editing 0
16 ERAse 127
17 LineERAse 24
18 ReprintLine 18
19 EditPADServiceSignals 1
20 ECHOMask 0
21 ParityTreatment 0
22 PageWait 0