/* Modified 85 May 7 by Art Beattie to replace the incomplete definition of the 6M Satellite multiplexer. */ /* These are the defaults assumed by cv_cmf when none are specified */ Service: login; Charge: none; Terminal_type: none; Line_type: none; Baud: 300; FNP_required_up_time: 5; /* 2 successive crashes after being up less than 5 minutes, and we assume it's broken */ /* Access_class: "system_high"; This line is needed for AIM sites */ /* Got to have at least one FNP this is an example from system-m */ FNP: D; type: DN6670; memory: 64; lsla: 0; hsla: 1; image: >system_library_unbundled>site_mcs; service: active; /**** COLTS channel - FNP D - commented out!!!! name: d.c000; baud: 9600; comment: "COLTS executive channel."; service: slave; line_type: COLTS; FIRST HSLA - FNP D; Channels d.h0-- ******/ name: d.h002; baud: auto; comment: "cable 12319, X-6400, Vadic VA3467."; name: d.h006; baud: 9600; comment: "Define a 60ma current loop."; terminal_type: VIP7801; attributes: hardwired, dont_read_answerback; initial_command: "modes echoplex,^tabs,tabecho,crecho,lfecho"; /***** Commented out: This is a PSP and requires the g115 module to be in the bind_fnp image. name: d.h008; baud: 9600; comment: "cable 14702, Direct (rje4), for L6."; service: slave; line_type: G115; ******/ name: d.h012-d.h013; baud: 2400; comment: "hardwired to service system channels c.h212,3."; terminal_type: VIP7801; attributes: hardwired, dont_read_answerback; initial_command: "modes echoplex,^tabs,tabecho,crecho,lfecho"; name: d.h014; baud: 9600; comment: "cable 72012, Rm 254, hardwired VIP7801, PMDC"; terminal_type: VIP7801; attributes: hardwired, dont_read_answerback; initial_command: "modes echoplex,^tabs,tabecho,crecho,lfecho"; name: d.h015; baud: 9600; comment: "cable 71688, Rm 254, hardwired VIP7802, PMDC."; terminal_type: VIP7801; attributes: hardwired, dont_read_answerback; initial_command: "modes echoplex,^tabs,tabecho,crecho,lfecho"; name: d.h022; baud: 1200; comment: "cable 57070, TYMNET, port 60."; name: d.h023; baud: 1200; comment: "cable 57073, TYMNET, prot 61."; /****** Commented out: The following is an example of X25 multiplexer connection. name: b.h000; baud: 9600; comment: "TYMNET voice-grade HDLC X25 link to Engine 3172."; service: multiplexer; line_type: X25LAP; multiplexer_type: x25; terminal_type: X25_TYMNET_PHX; name: b.h000.001-b.h000.031; comment: "TYMNET X.25 login subchannel"; initial_command: echo; name: b.h000.d01-b.h000.d12; comment: "TYMNET X.25 autocall subchannel."; service: autocall; line_type: X25LAP; generic_destination: tymnet; name: b.h000.fti01; comment: "TYMNET X.25 slave channel for IMFT input driver."; service: slave; *******/ /******* Commented out: Example of 6M Satellite configuration. name: c.h000; baud: 9600; comment: "cable 12705, Voice-grade HDLC, CISL L6, 6M Satellite, Bell 209A-2, port 1, FDEC 313416."; service: multiplexer; line_type: X25LAP; multiplexer_type: x25; terminal_type: X25_L6_DCE; name: c.h000.001-c.h000.002; comment: "CISL L6 X.25 login subchannel."; terminal_type: VIP7801; name: c.h000.003-c.h000.004; comment: "CISL L6 X.25 autocall subchannel."; line_type: X25LAP; service: autocall; access_class: "system_low:system_low"; name: c.h000.005-c.h000.006; comment: "CISL L6 X.25 login subchannel."; terminal_type: VIP7801; name: c.h000.rbtx01; comment: "CISL L6 X.25 RBT subchannel, rje5_x25_1."; service: slave; ********/ end; */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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