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HP-UX Manual Reference Pages
Logging Messages
Link Subsystems
OTS Subsystems
OSI Transport Services Documentation
Contacting Your HP Representative
HP OTS/9000
OTS/9000 Components
The OSI/RFC1006 Stack
How HP OTS/9000 Establishes a Connection
Supported Services and Functionality
ACSE/Presentation Functionality
Session Functionality
Transport Functionality
How OTS/9000 Finds a Remote End System
How OTS/9000 Uses Network Identifiers
How OTS/9000 Uses the X.25 Network
Using Protocol Identifiers (PIDs) and Subaddresses
Addressing Concepts
Network Layer
Structure of NSAP Addresses
The Syntax of an NSAP Address
The Initial Domain Part
The Domain Specific Part
The Privately Allocated Part
Current NSAP Allocation Formats
ANSI Format
AFNOR Format
United States GOSIP
United Kingdom GOSIP
MAP/TOP 3.0
Building Temporary Administrative Prefixes
Use an International Telephone Number
Use an X.121 Address
Use the ISO Local Format
A Recommended PAP Structure
Network Identifiers (Network ID)
General Recommendations for NSAP Addresses
Non-standard NSAP Formats for Use in OTS

This chapter provides OTS concepts, network examples, and additional tools for installing, configuring, and maintaining HP OTS/9000.



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