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NODEDATA([DISPLAY|RESET,]protocol,sysid,netparm)

The NODEDATA control option allows additional information to be appended to the netparm data of a specific GATEWAY, NODE, or PROTOCOL.

Netparm data on the GATEWAY, NODE, and PROTOCOL control options is restricted to 32 characters.

Both SSL and its numerous keyword=value options and IPv6 can require netparm data greater than 32 characters. This control option allows an additional 224 characters (256 total).

Each NODEDATA control option allows up to 52 characters to be appended so multiple NODEDATA commands for a particular protocol and sysid can be coded until the 256 character limit is reached.

A NODEDATA control option does not have to utilize all 52 characters before another NODEDATA control option is coded. Each NODEDATA control option appends whatever is specified onto the existing netparm.

[DISPLAY]

Displays netparm rather than modifying it.

If a specific protocol and sysid are provided, then only the netparm for that GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL is displayed.

If only the protocol or the sysid is specified, then the netparm is displayed for each GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL that matches the specified string.

If neither a protocol or sysid is provided, then the netparm of every GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL is displayed.

[RESET]

Requests a RESET or clear of the netparm data for the specified GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL for the specified sysid.

A protocol and sysid are required.

Once reset, a subsequent display request shows the netparm data to be ***NULL***.

protocol

Specifies the protocol used in selecting the specific GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL control option for modifying or displaying its netparm.

A protocol must be specified when appending or resetting netparm data.

Possible values are:

LU0|TCPIP|TCPSSL|TCPIPGW|TCPSSLGW|XES|XCF|VTAM

sysid

Specifies the name of the sysid used in selecting the GATEWAY|NODE|PROTOCOL for appending, displaying, or resetting its netparm data.

If sysid matches the name of the local CAICCI, then only PROTOCOLs are searched; otherwise GATEWAYs and NODEs are searched.

A sysid must be specified when appending or resetting netparm data.

netparm

Specifies information to be appended to the existing netparm. A maximum of 52 characters can be coded. Strings may be continued across NODEDATA statements. For details on netparm parameter usage, see the PROTOCOL control option.

For information on IPv6 address identification, see the notes in CAICCI Control Option Summary.

NODEDATA has the following abbreviations:

ND

Operates the same as NODEDATA.

DND

Displays netparm the same as using the [DISPLAY] option.

RND

Resets netparm the same as using the [RESET] option.

Examples (console)

CCI DND
CCI DND(protocol)
CCI DND(,sysid)  
CCI DND(protocol,sysid)
CCI RND(protocol,sysid)
CCI NODEDATA(protocol,sysid,[####:####:####:####:####:####:####:####]:port#)
CCI ND(protocol,sysid,[####:####:####:####:####:####:####:####]:port#)
CCI NODEDATA(DISPLAY)
CCI NODEDATA(DISPLAY,protocol)
CCI NODEDATA(DISPLAY,,sysid)  
CCI NODEDATA(DISPLAY,protocol,sysid)
CCI ND(DISPLAY)                     
CCI ND(DISPLAY,protocol)            
CCI ND(DISPLAY,,sysid)              
CCI ND(DISPLAY,protocol,sysid)      
CCI NODEDATA(DISP)                  
CCI NODEDATA(DISP,protocol)         
CCI NODEDATA(DISP,,sysid)           
CCI NODEDATA(DISP,protocol,sysid)   
CCI ND(DISP)                        
CCI ND(DISP,protocol)               
CCI ND(DISP,,sysid)                 
CCI ND(DISP,protocol,sysid)         
CCI NODEDATA(RESET,protocol,sysid)  
CCI ND(RESET,protocol,sysid)  

Example (ENFPARMS)

DND                   
DND(protocol)         
DND(,sysid)           
DND(protocol,sysid)   
RND(protocol,sysid)   
NODEDATA(protocol,sysid,[####:####:####:####:####:####:####:####]:port#)
ND(protocol,sysid,[####:####:####:####:####:####:####:####]:port#)
NODEDATA(DISPLAY)                
NODEDATA(DISPLAY,protocol)       
NODEDATA(DISPLAY,,sysid)         
NODEDATA(DISPLAY,protocol,sysid) 
ND(DISPLAY)                      
ND(DISPLAY,protocol) 
ND(DISPLAY,,sysid) 
ND(DISPLAY,protocol,sysid)
NODEDATA(DISP)        
NODEDATA(DISP,protocol) 
NODEDATA(DISP,,sysid) 
NODEDATA(DISP,protocol,sysid) 
ND(DISP)               
ND(DISP,protocol)      
ND(DISP,,sysid)        
ND(DISP,protocol,sysid)
NODEDATA(RESET,protocol,sysid)
ND(RESET,protocol,sysid)  

Important: In IPv6, the expanded addressing requires coded delimiters to specify the beginning and end of the address separate from the port number. In the following example, the coded brackets, "[" and "]", delimit the start and end of the IPv6 address.

Example (IPv6)

NODEDATA(TCPSSLGW,A11SENF,[fd00:7a06:a20:100::11]:7001)