Lucent Technologies 6000 - Manual (Page 298)

6-12 MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
Configuring X.25
Configuring X.25 PAD connections
Note that you must set Encaps to X.25/PAD in the Connection profile to access the X.25/PAD
parameters in Encaps Options:
Ethernet
Connections
Connection profile
Encaps=X.25/PAD
Encaps options
X25 Prof
X.3 Param Prof
VC Timer enable
Auto-Call X.121 addr
Reverse Charge
RPOA
CUG Index
NUI
X.3 Param Prof
The X.3 Param Prof parameter specifies a default X.3 profile for the connection. You can also
use a PAD command to specify a profile. A profile specified on the command line overrides
the default profile for the length of the current session. Table 6-3 on page 6-17 lists supported
X.3 profiles.
VC Timer enable
The VC Timer enable parameter specifies the Virtual Call Establishment (VCE) timer on a
per-user basis. It also specifies the number of seconds to maintain a connection to a
character-oriented device (such as the terminal server) that has not established a virtual call. If
the X.25 profile disables this parameter, it has no effect in a Connection profile.
Auto-call X.121 addr
The Auto-call X.121 addr parameter specifies a X.25 host to call immediately when the MAX
uses the x or x profile in which you set the parameter to establish an X.25/PAD session. If you
set this parameter to specify an address, the PAD session can begin automatically. Otherwise,
the MAX displays the terminal-server prompt, at which the user can enter the PAD command
to begin a session.
In addition to the parameters listed above, the remaining parameters in Encaps Options are:
Parameter Specifies
Recv PW A case-sensitive password for authenticating the caller.
PAD banner
msg The banner message that the user or a calling device sees when starting an
X.25 PAD (Triple-X) session on the MAX. The PAD user can be either a
user or a calling device running a script. You can specify up to 32 characters.
The default is null.