Running OSI Applications over a TCP/IP Network

Table of Contents

Functional Overview
Overview of the Implementation Process
Initializing the OSI Software on the TCP/IP Host
Identifying OSI Application Endpoints
Associating OSI and TCP/IP Addresses
Defining an NSAP Address Which Contains an Embedded IP Address
Configuring OSI-TCP/IP Address Pairs
Using the Operations Interface (OI) to Configure OSI-TCP/IP Address Pairs
Checking the OSI-TCP/IP Pairings Using Network Inquiries
Configuring a More Complex Network
Operating OSI Applications

Users can no longer configure OSI networks on a ClearPath MCP server. The only OSI product available is the RFC1006 standard, which allows communication over a TCP/IP network.

OSI over TCP/IPv6 is not supported.

This section provides the information necessary to configure and operate OSI applications over a TCP/IP network.

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