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atmconf(4M)                    DG/UX R4.11MU05                   atmconf(4M)


NAME
       atmconf - Interphase 5515 ATM RFC-1577 client and signal daemon
       configuration file.


DESCRIPTION
       The atmconf.x file is used to store ATM driver signaling and RFC-1577
       configuration parameters and is read by both ipatmconfig and signald.
       The file name suffix x is the link number (also known as the adapter
       instance).  Valid values of link number are 0 to 7, inclusive.  There
       is a separate configuration file for each link (adapter) in a system.

       The format of the file with some sample values is shown below:

            # ---------------------------------------------------------------
            # The following parameters are read by signald and, therefore,
            # pertain to both Classical IP and LANE.

            ilmi:1
            ilmiprefix:39000000000000000000000000
            maxberate:149
            unirev:30

            # ---------------------------------------------------------------
            # The following parameters are read by ipatmconf and pertain only to
            # Classical IP.

            arpprefix:47000580ffe1000000f21a2054
            arpesisel:0020481a205400
            arpipaddr:96.0.0.1
            arpipmask:255.0.0.0
            clientipaddr:96.0.0.145


       The following parameters are supported:

       ilmi   The ilmi parameter can have two values: 0 and 1.  If the value
              is 0, then ILMI is disabled.  Otherwise, ilmi is enabled and
              the network prefix will be obtained from the switch.  This
              parameter is read by both ipatmconfig and signald and is
              therefore pertinent to both RFC 1577 (Classical IP) and LANE
              (LAN Emulation).

       ilmiprefix
              If ilmi is disabled, this parameter determines what network
              prefix will be used.  The value is specified as a sequence of
              13 hexadecimal octets.  Each digit is significant and all 13
              octets must be present.  This parameter is read by both
              ipatmconfig and signald and is therefore pertinent to both RFC
              1577 (Classical IP) and LANE (LAN Emulation).

       maxberate
              Some switches cannot accept Best Effort connection at the full
              interface line rate.  In addition, you may desire to configure
              an interface to run at less than the maximum line rate.  This
              3 byte parameter is used to set the maximum cell rate in cells
              per second, a parameter that is used in signaling LAN
              Emulation connections.  This parameter is read by both
              ipatmconfig and signald and is therefore pertinent to both RFC
              1577 (Classical IP) and LANE (LAN Emulation).

       unirev is used to specify the UNI signaling standard to be used.  The
              valid choices are 30 for UNI 3.0 signaling or 31 for UNI 3.1
              signaling.  The default is UNI 3.0 signaling.  This parameter
              is read by both ipatmconfig and signald and is therefore
              pertinent to both RFC 1577 (Classical IP) and LANE (LAN
              Emulation).

       arpprefix
              The RFC-1577 ARP Server ATM address will depend on what the
              network prefix of the switch the ARP Server is connected to.
              If the ARP Server is connected to the same switch as the end
              system, then this value will be the same as the end system's
              network prefix.  The network prefix can be determined from the
              ATM switch's configuration.  This parameter is read only by
              ipatmconfig and is therefore pertinent only to RFC 1577
              (Classical IP).

       arpesisel
              The RFC-1577 ARP Server ESI/SEL address will depend on what
              the cards MAC address of six bytes plus the selector value.
              The SEL value can be any value from 00 to FF but must match
              the what the client will use. This means that all clients and
              the server must have the same values for arpprefix and
              arpesisel.  This parameter is read only by ipatmconfig and is
              therefore pertinent only to RFC 1577 (Classical IP).

       arpipaddr
              The RFC-1577 ARP Server IP address will depend on what network
              subnet this server belongs to.  This parameter is read only by
              ipatmconfig and is therefore pertinent only to RFC 1577
              (Classical IP).

       arpipmask
              The RFC-1577 ARP Server IP mask will depend on what network
              subnet this server belongs to.  This parameter is read only by
              ipatmconfig and is therefore pertinent only to RFC 1577
              (Classical IP).

       clientipaddr
              The RFC-1577 Client IP address will depend on what network
              subnet this client belongs to. This IP address should belong
              to the same subnet the server is connected.  This parameter is
              read only by ipatmconfig and is therefore pertinent only to
              RFC 1577 (Classical IP).

       Note   At this time all IP addresses must be in dot notation and will
              not accept hostnames.

              For information about installing the software distribution
              refer to the DG/UX R4.11MU03 Release Notice.


FILES
       /etc/atmconf.[0-7]

SEE ALSO
       ipatmconfig(1M), signald(1M)



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