The CLEAR command sets parameters to their default values.  If a
parameter does not have a default value, the CLEAR command deletes it
altogether.

For some components, you can specify CLEAR ALL to delete the
definition of the component.

Additional information available:

ACCESS_NAMECIRCUITLINELOGGINGLUPU
SERVER

The CLEAR ACCESS NAME parameter command removes the specified
parameters from the access name definition.  CLEAR ACCESS NAME ALL
removes the access name from the database.  There are no default
access names, and no default access name parameters.

FORMAT:

        CLEAR access-name-component parameter [...]

ACCESS NAME COMPONENTS:

        ACCESS NAME access-name-id

        Removes the specified access name or parameters for the access
        name.  The access-name-id is a string of 1 to 16 alphanumeric
        characters, for example, NCCF.

        KNOWN ACCESS NAMES

        Removes all known access names or parameters for all known
        access names.

You do not type an underscore in "ACCESS NAME".

Additional information available:

ALLAPPLICATIONDATALOGON_MODELU_LIST
NOTEPU

Example

Removes the definition of the specified access name.  Do not use ALL
with the other parameters.

Removes the application name from the access name definition.

Removes the data parameter from the access name definition.

Removes the name of the logon mode table entry from the access name
definition.

Format:  LOGON MODE (with no underscore)

Removes the LU list from the access name definition.

Format:  LU LIST (with no underscore)

Removes the note text from the access name definition.

Removes the PU name from the access name definition.

     1.  SNANCP> CLEAR ACCESS NAME TSO LU LIST

         This command removes the list of LUs that have been defined
         for the access name TSO.

     2.  SNANCP> CLEAR ACCESS NAME TSO ALL

         This command removes the access name TSO.

The CLEAR CIRCUIT command resets circuit parameters to their default
value (if any).  CLEAR CIRCUIT ALL removes the definition of the
specified circuit from the database.

Before clearing a circuit or circuit parameters (except for COUNTER
TIMER, LOGGING, and NOTE), make sure the circuit is in the OFF state.

FORMAT:

        CLEAR circuit-component parameter [...]

CIRCUIT COMPONENTS:

        CIRCUIT circuit-id

        Resets to the default value (if any) or removes the parameters
        for a specific circuit.  Enter the circuit-id in the format
        SDLC-n or CHAN-n.

        KNOWN CIRCUITS

        Resets parameters to the default value (if any) or removes the
        parameters for all known circuits.

Additional information available:

ALLCHANNEL_ADDRESSCOUNTER_TIMERDUPLEXIDLE_TIMER
LINELOGGINGNOTERESPONSE_MODESTATION_ADDRESS
STATION_ID

Example

Removes the definition of the specified circuit or all known circuits.
The circuit must be in the OFF state before you can specify this
parameter.  Do not use ALL with the other parameters.

Removes the channel address from the circuit database.  You must
respecify an appropriate address before setting the circuit state ON.

Format:  CHANNEL ADDRESS (with no underscore).

This parameter applies only to IBM channel links.

Resets the logging timer interval to the default value, which is 0.
Setting the timer interval to zero prevents any further circuit
counter logging for the circuit.

Format:  COUNTER TIMER (with no underscore)

Resets the data transfer mode of the specified circuit to the default
which is HALF (half-duplex).

The duplex setting must correspond with the DATMODE parameter for the
IBM ACF/NCP PU macro.

For information on setting the physical characteristics of the
communication path, see the SET LINE command.

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the number of seconds the circuit should wait for a poll from
the IBM system to the default value which is 30.

Format:  IDLE TIMER (with no underscore).

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the line parameter to null, thus removing the association
between this circuit and any line.

You cannot set the circuit ON until you have respecified the line
parameter.

Resets logging to the default which is to log only fatal events.
Fatal event logging is always enabled, even when other levels are
specified.

Removes the note text for the specified circuit(s).  The default is no
note.

Resets response mode to NORMAL.  This setting must correspond to the
ACF/NCP LINE macro MODULO parameter.

Format:  RESPONSE MODE (with no underscore).

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the SDLC station address to the default value of 01.  This
value must correspond with the setting of the ADDR parameter for the
IBM ACF/NCP PU macro.

Format:  STATION ADDRESS (with no underscore).

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the SDLC Exchange-Identification (XID) for dial-up lines to the
default value, which is 00000000.  See the description under the SET
command for the format of this parameter.

Format:  STATION ID (with no underscore).

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

     1.  SNANCP> SET CIRCUIT SDLC-0 STATE OFF
         SNANCP> CLEAR CIRCUIT SDLC-0 ALL

         After you set circuit SDLC-0 to the OFF state, the CLEAR
         CIRCUIT ALL command removes the definition of the circuit.

     2.  SNANCP> CLEAR CIRCUIT CHAN-0 LOGGING

         The CLEAR CIRCUIT LOGGING command resets logging to the
         default which is to log only fatal events.

The CLEAR LINE command resets the line parameters to the default
values (if any).  CLEAR line-component ALL removes the definition of
the specified line(s) from the database.

Before clearing a line or line parameters (except for COUNTER TIMER,
LOGGING, and NOTE), make sure the line is in the OFF state.

FORMAT:

        CLEAR line-component parameter [...]

LINE COMPONENTS:

        LINE line-id

        Resets the specified line to default values (if any) or
         removes the parameters for a specific line.  Line-id
        specifies the name of the line you want to clear.  Enter the
        line-id in the format SYN-n or CQ-n.

        KNOWN LINES

        Resets all known lines to default values (if any) or removes
        the parameters for all lines.

Additional information available:

ALLBUFFER_SIZECLOCKCOUNTER_TIMERDUPLEX
FORCED_BURSTINTERLEAVELOGGINGMODEM_TYPE
NOTEPROTOCOLRECEIVE_BUFFERSSIGNALLING

Example

Removes the definition of the specified line(s).  The line must be in
the OFF state before you specify this parameter.  Furthermore, there
must be no circuits associated with this line.  Clear circuits before
you clear lines.

Resets the size of the buffers used for storing messages from the IBM
system to the default value.

The default value depends on the link type.  For synchronous links,
the default is 265.  For channel-attached links, the default is 4105.

Format:  BUFFER SIZE (no underscore).

Resets the clocking that regulates the signals sent between the IBM
system and the Gateway to the default value, which is EXTERNAL.

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the logging timer interval to the default value, which is 0:
this means that the timer is not running.  Further counter logging is
thus inhibited for the line.

Format:  COUNTER TIMER (with no underscore)

Resets the duplex setting of the line to the default value which is
HALF (half-duplex).  The duplex setting must be the same as that
defined for the IBM modem by the value of the DUPLEX parameter and by
the ADDRESS parameter for the IBM ACF/NCP LINE macro.

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Resets the forced-burst mode to the default, which is DISABLED.

Format:  FORCED BURST (with no underscore).

This parameter applies only to IBM channel links.

Resets the byte multiplexer interleave size to the default of 16
bytes.

This parameter applies only to IBM channel links.

Resets LOGGING to the default value which is to log only fatal events.
Fatal event messages are always enabled, even when other levels are
specified.

Resets the modem type to the default value of NORMAL (for transfer of
data).

Format:  MODEM TYPE (with no underscore).

This parameter does not apply to IBM channel links.

Removes the note text for specified line(s).  The default is no note.

Resets the protocol to the default value.  For SYN-n lines, this is
SDLC POINT.  For CQ-n lines, this is CHANNEL BLOCK.

Resets the maximum number of buffers allocated to the line to the
default value, which depends on the link type.

For synchronous links, the default is 16.  For channel-attached links,
the default is 64.  See the description of this parameter under the
SET command for guidelines on choosing a suitable value.

Format:  RECEIVE BUFFERS (with no underscore)

Resets the mode for line signals to the default value which is NORMAL.
The value for this parameter must correspond with the setting of the
NRZI parameter for the IBM ACF/NCP line macro (for synchronous links)
or to the capabilities of the channel hardware (for channel-attached
links).

     1.  SNANCP> SET LINE SYN-0 STATE OFF
         SNANCP> CLEAR LINE SYN-0 ALL

         After setting line SYN-0 to the OFF state, the CLEAR LINE ALL
         command removes the definition of the line.

     2.  SNANCP> SET LINE CQ-0 STATE OFF
         SNANCP> CLEAR LINE CQ-0 FORCED BURST

         After setting line CQ-0 to the OFF state, the CLEAR LINE
         FORCED BURST command disables the use of forced burst mode on
         the channel.

The CLEAR LOGGING command removes or resets parameters to default for
all event logging.  Set the logging state to OFF before using the
CLEAR LOGGING command.

See the CLEAR command for individual components (LINE, CIRCUIT, PU,
LU, ACCESS NAME, SERVER) for a description of how to reset the level
of messages logged for a particular component.

FORMAT:

        CLEAR logging-component parameter [...]

LOGGING COMPONENTS:

        LOGGING FILE

        Removes or resets parameters for logging to a file.

        LOGGING MONITOR

        Removes or resets parameters for logging to a monitor.

        KNOWN LOGGING

        Removes or resets parameters for all known logging components
        (on the selected sink node).

Additional information available:

ALLKNOWN_SINKSNAMESINK_NODE

Example

Removes all parameters for the selected logging components.

Format:  KNOWN SINKS

Specifies that this CLEAR command is to be applied to all known sink
nodes.  See also the SINK NODE parameter for more details.

Removes the name of the file or monitor process to which events are
logged.

Format:  SINK NODE node-id

The SINK NODE parameter qualifies which sink node is to be affected by
this CLEAR command.  By default, the command is applied to the load
host's sink definition.

SNANCP> CLEAR LOGGING FILE SINK NODE MANRAY ALL

This command removes all file logging to the node named MANRAY.

The CLEAR LU command resets LU parameters to the default values (if
any).  CLEAR LU ALL resets all LU parameters to their default values.
(To remove the definition of an LU, use the CLEAR PU LU LIST command.)

FORMAT:

        CLEAR lu-component [component-qualifier] parameter [...]

LU COMPONENTS:

        LU lu-id

        Resets parameters of the specified LU to default values.
        Enter the lu-id in the format pu.id.nnn, for example, SNA-0.1.

        KNOWN LUS

        Resets parameters for all known LUs.

Additional information available:

ALLLOGGINGNOTE

Component QualifiersExample

Resets all parameters to their default values.

Resets LOGGING to the default which is to log only fatal events.
Fatal is always enabled, even when other levels are specified.

Removes the note text for the specified LU(s).  The default is no
note.

AUTHORIZATION auth-id

KNOWN AUTHORIZATIONS

Removes the definition for a specific authorization entry or all known
authorization entries.

You must enter the CLEAR LU AUTHORIZATION component qualifier as a
separate command.  It cannot be part of a command that clears LU
parameters.

You can remove any or all of the following access control parameters
for an authorization entry:

Additional information available:

ALLNODEUSERTERMINALPASSWORD

Deletes the specified authorization entry.

Removes the node name from the authorization entry, thus causing this
entry to match any node name.

Removes the user name from the authorization entry, thus causing this
entry to match any user name.

Removes the terminal name from the authorization entry, thus causing
this entry to match any terminal name.

Removes the password from the authorization entry, thus causing this
entry to require no password.

     1.  SNANCP> SET CIRCUIT SDLC-0 STATE OFF
         SNANCP> CLEAR LU SNA-0.1

         The first command sets the circuit SDLC-0 (the circuit
         associated with PU SNA-0) to the OFF state.  The second
         command resets logging to the default value (fatal) and
         removes any note text for LU SNA-0.1.

     2.  SNANCP> CLEAR LU SNA-0.1 AUTHORIZATION DADAIST NODE USER

         This command removes the NODE and USER information from the
         authorization entry DADAIST.

     3.  SNANCP> CLEAR LU SNA-0.1 AUTHORIZATION DADAIST ALL

         This command removes the entire authorization entry DADAIST
         from the database.

The CLEAR PU command resets PU parameters to the default value (if
any).  CLEAR pu-component ALL removes the definition of the specified
PU(s) from the database.

Before clearing a PU or PU parameters, make sure the corresponding
circuit is in the OFF state.

FORMAT:

                CLEAR pu-component parameter [...]

PU COMPONENTS:

        PU pu-id

        Resets the specified PU to default values (if any) or removes
        the definition for a specific PU.  Enter the pu-id in the
        format SNA-nnn, for example, SNA-0.

        KNOWN PUS

        Resets all PUs to default values (if any) or removes the
        definitions for all PUs.

Additional information available:

ALLCIRCUITCOUNTER_TIMERLOGGINGLU_LISTNOTE
QUERY_THRESHOLDSEGMENT_SIZESSCP_ID

Example

Removes the definition of the specified PU or all known PUs (including
any associated LUs).  A PU must be inactive before you can remove its
definition or delete an LU list.  To make a PU inactive, set the state
of the corresponding circuit to OFF.

Resets the circuit parameter to null, and thus dissociates the PU from
any circuit.

Resets the logging timer to the default value of 0 (this means that
the timer is not running).  This cancellation of the logging timer
prevents any further PU counter logging for the specified PU(s).

Format:  COUNTER TIMER (with no underscore).

Resets LOGGING to the default which is to log only fatal events.
Fatal event messages are always logged, even when other levels are
specified.

Removes the definition of all LUs associated with this PU.

Format:  LU LIST (with no underscore).

Removes the note text for the PU.  The default is no note.

Resets the number of seconds that must elapse between REQMS (Request
Maintenance Statistics) messages to the default value of 0.  When the
value is 0, the Gateway processes all REQMS messages it receives from
the IBM Network Problem Determination Application (NPDA).

Format:  QUERY THRESHOLD (with no underscore)

Resets the size of the frames of data sent to the IBM system to the
default value which is 265.

The value assigned to this parameter with SNANCP is ignored for
channel-attached links.  The gateway will choose a suitable value at
link connection time.

Format:  SEGMENT SIZE (with no underscore)

When you specify a particular sscp-id, any other SSCPs that you have
defined will not be cleared.  Any of these other SSCPs can activate
the PU.

To clear all the SSCPs defined for a PU, specify ALL after the SSCP ID
parameter.

Format:  SSCP ID {sscd-id|ALL}

SNANCP> SET CIRCUIT SDLC-0 STATE OFF
SNANCP> CLEAR PU SNA-0 SSCP ID ALL LU LIST

After setting the circuit SDLC-0 to OFF, the CLEAR PU command removes
all SSCP IDs and the LU list defined for PU SNA-0.  You must use the
SET command to define a new LU LIST and SSCP IDs.

The CLEAR SERVER command resets parameters to their default values.
The CLEAR server-component ALL command does not delete a server, it
resets all parameters to their default values.

For all servers, set the state to OFF before you reset the parameter
values with the CLEAR SERVER ALL command.  For the DHCF server, set
the server state to OFF before you clear the MAXIMUM LINKS, and PU LU
LIST parameters.

FORMAT:

        CLEAR server-component [component-qualifier] parameter [...]

SERVER COMPONENTS:

        SERVER server-id

        Resets the specified parameters for a particular server.  The
        server-id is one of the following:  RJE, SNA-ACCESS, or DHCF.

        KNOWN SERVERS

        Resets parameters for all three servers.

Additional information available:

ALLLOGGINGLU_LISTMAXIMUM_LINKSNOTEPU
TEXT_FILE

Component qualifiersExample

Removes the specified server from the database.

Resets the LOGGING parameter to the default, which is to log only
fatal event messages.  Fatal is always enabled, even when other levels
are specified.

Resets the allocation of LUs to the DHCF server to the default value
which is none.  Must be preceded by a PU qualifier:  thus

        PU pu-id LU LIST

Enter the pu-id in the format SNA-n, for example, SNA-0.  Note that
there is no underscore in "LU LIST".

Resets the maximum number of DECnet logical links that can be active
for the server.  In other words, the MAXIMUM LINKS parameter will be
set to the highest value supported for each server.

Format:  MAXIMUM LINKS (no underscore).

Removes the note text from the server definition.  The default is no
note.

Qualifies an LU LIST to be cleared (see under topic LU_LIST).

Format:  PU pu-id LU LIST

Removes the current text file.  You can use the SET SERVER server-id
TEXT FILE command to define a new file.

Format:  TEXT FILE (with no underscore).

The following component qualifiers apply only to the SNA-ACCESS
server.

LU lu-id

Identifies the particular LU for which the subsequent outbound session
allocation parameters are to be cleared.

KNOWN LUs

Specifies that the subsequent outbound session allocation parameters
are to be cleared for all LUs.

The following parameters can be cleared for the specified LUs:

Additional information available:

ALLNODEOBJECT_NAMEOBJECT_NUMBERUSER
PASSWORDACCOUNT

Clears all outbound session allocation parameters for the specified
LUs.

Clears the name of the DECnet node that will receive the bind request.

Clears the name of the DECnet object.

Format:  OBJECT NAME

Clears the number of the DECnet object.

Format:  OBJECT NUMBER

Clears the user name used to establish the logical link.

Clears the password used to establish the logical link.

Clears the account name used to establish the logical link.

SNANCP> SET SERVER SNA-ACCESS STATE OFF
SNANCP> CLEAR SERVER SNA-ACCESS PU SNA-0 LU LIST

The first command sets the server state off.  The second command
deallocates all LUs on PU SNA-0 for the SNA-ACCESS server.