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-.TH MPCCTAB 4 "June 23, 1990"
-.UC 7
-.SH NAME
-mpcctab \- MPCC configuration file
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-The file \fBmpcctab\fR is used to configure CCI's Multi-Protocol 
-Communication Controller (MPCC).
+.\"     @(#)mpcctab.4  6.5 (Berkeley) 5/10/91
+.\"
+.Dd May 10, 1991
+.Dt MPCCTAB 4
+.Os
+.Sh NAME
+.Nm mpcctab
+.Nd
+.Tn MPCC
+configuration file
+.Sh DESCRIPTION
+The
+.Tn ASCII
+file
+.Nm mpcctab
+is used to configure
+.Tn CCI Ns 's
+Multi-Protocol 
+Communication Controller
+.Pq Tn MPCC . 

 The controller provides high-speed
 The controller provides high-speed

-synchronous communications for the \s-1POWER 6\s+1 family
+synchronous communications for the
+.Tn POWER
+family

 of computers.
 of computers.

-This file determines the MPCC board 
+This file determines the
+.Tn MPCC
+board 

 configurations. You can download either a synchronous , bisync or
 configurations. You can download either a synchronous , bisync or

-an asynchronous protocol to an MPCC board.
-See \fIdlmpcc\fR(8)
-for details.
-.LP
-A \fBmpcctab\fR file is supplied
-with each MPCC release; however, 
-you can modify this file or create your own file 
-by using one of the \s-1UNIX\s+1 text editors.
-.LP
+an asynchronous protocol to an
+.Tn MPCC
+board.
+(See
+.Xr dlmpcc 8
+for details.)
+.Pp
+A
+.Nm mpcctab
+file is supplied
+with each
+.Tn MPCC
+release; however, 
+you can modify this file or create your own file.
+.Pp

 The contents of the file 
 consists of entries that describe supported communication 
 protocols and their unique attributes. The protocols supported are
 The contents of the file 
 consists of entries that describe supported communication 
 protocols and their unique attributes. The protocols supported are

-X.25, SNA,  ASYNC, and BISYNC.
-For ASYNC two different entries are possible in the 
-\fIprocol\fR field - if 16 port MPCC async is configured, then ASYNC is 
-entered; 32 port MPCC async is specified by entering 32PORT.
+.Tn X Ns \&.25 ,
+.Tn SNA ,
+.Tn ASYNC ,
+and
+.Tn BISYNC .
+For
+.Tn ASYNC
+two different entries are possible in the 
+.Em procol
+field - if 16 port
+.Tn MPCC
+async is configured, then
+.Tn ASYNC
+is 
+entered; 32 port
+.Tn MPCC
+async is specified by entering
+.Pf \&32 Tn PORT .

 This file must reside in the directory
 This file must reside in the directory

-\fB/etc/mpcc\fR. 
-.SH Entry Line Format
-An entry line consists of an \fIitem identifier\fR followed by 
+.Pa /usr/libdata .
+.Sh Entry Line Format
+An entry line consists of an
+.Em item identifier
+followed by 

 variable width arguments separated by colons. There are three 
 variable width arguments separated by colons. There are three 

-item identifiers: MPCC, PROTOCOL, PORT. The MPCC line in this file
-identifies the board number. The PROTOCOL line identifies
+item identifiers:
+.Tn MPCC , 
+.Tn PROTOCOL ,
+.Tn PORT .
+The
+.Tn MPCC
+line in this file
+identifies the board number. The
+.Tn PROTOCOL
+line identifies

 the specific communication protocol.
 the specific communication protocol.

-The PORT line describes
+The
+.Tn PORT
+line describes

 the port for the immediately preceding protocol. The number
 the port for the immediately preceding protocol. The number

-of arguments  for the PROTOCOL and PORT lines,
+of arguments for the
+.Tn PROTOCOL
+and
+.Tn PORT
+lines,

 and the arguments themselves, 
 are protocol dependent. See the individual
 argument descriptions for details.
 and the arguments themselves, 
 are protocol dependent. See the individual
 argument descriptions for details.

-.LP
+.Pp

 Notes: Use upper case letters for clarity when specifying the item 
 identifier and the protocol name. Make sure that you enter
 the argument values in the order specified below. Also, use comments 
 liberally, and indicate comment lines by placing a 
 Notes: Use upper case letters for clarity when specifying the item 
 identifier and the protocol name. Make sure that you enter
 the argument values in the order specified below. Also, use comments 
 liberally, and indicate comment lines by placing a 

-pound sign (\fB#\fR) in column one. 
-.LP
+pound sign
+.Pq Sy #
+in column one. 
+.Pp

 The item identifiers and their corresponding line
 formats, with valid argument values, follow:
 The item identifiers and their corresponding line
 formats, with valid argument values, follow:

-.LP
-\fBMPCC Line\fR
-.LP
+.Pp
+.Sy MPCC Line
+.Pp

 Format:
 Format:

-.RS
-.LP
-\fBMPCC:\fIbdno\fB:\fR[\fBFCCS,\fIportno\fR\fB,\fItimer\fR]\fB:\fR[\fBSOC,\fIportno\fR]
-.RE 
-.LP 
+.Bd -filled -offset indent
+.Sm off
+.Xo
+.Sy MPCC: Em bdno Sy \&:
+.Op Sy FCCS, Em portno , timer
+.Sy \&:
+.Op Sy SOC , Em portno
+.Xc
+.Sm on
+.Ed
+.Pp 

 Argument Explanations: 
 Argument Explanations: 

-.RS
-.IP \fIbdno\fR 8
+.Bl -tag -width indent -offset indent
+.It Em bdno 

 Specifies the board number.
 Specifies the board number.

-.IP \fBFCCS\fR 8
-FCCS is a fault-tolerant support system that allows backup ports
+.It Sy FCCS 
+.Tn FCCS
+is a fault-tolerant support system that allows backup ports

 to assume the functions of failed ports.
 For example,
 if port 0 fails for any reason,
 another port may be configured to assume the duties of the failed port.
 to assume the functions of failed ports.
 For example,
 if port 0 fails for any reason,
 another port may be configured to assume the duties of the failed port.

-The keyword \fBFCCS\fR identifies this feature and must be
+The keyword
+.Sy FCCS
+identifies this feature and must be

 followed by the list of fail-safe port numbers and a time increment,
 described below.
 This feature is optional.
 followed by the list of fail-safe port numbers and a time increment,
 described below.
 This feature is optional.

-.IP \fBSOC\fR 8
-An FCCS port can also be an SOC (Switch On Close) port,
+.It Sy SOC 
+An
+.Tn FCCS
+port can also be an
+.Tn SOC
+(Switch On Close) port,

 meaning that the port will switch when it is closed.
 meaning that the port will switch when it is closed.

-And as with FCCS, the port will switch if it fails.
+And as with
+.Tn FCCS ,
+the port will switch if it fails.

 This feature is optional.
 This feature is optional.

-.IP \fIportno\fR 8
-Portno is a list of port numbers,
+.It Em portno 
+.Em Portno
+is a list of port numbers,

 separated by commas,
 specifying the primary ports you want protected by backup ports.
 separated by commas,
 specifying the primary ports you want protected by backup ports.

-FCCS boards have either 4 primary and 4 backup ports,
+.Tn FCCS
+boards have either 4 primary and 4 backup ports,

 or 8 primary and 8 backup ports.
 The valid port numbers are
 or 8 primary and 8 backup ports.
 The valid port numbers are

-.B 0
+.Sy 0

 through
 through

-.B 3
+.Sy 3

 for the 4-port version,
 and
 for the 4-port version,
 and

-.B 0
+.Sy 0

 through
 through

-.B 7
+.Sy 7

 for the 8-port version.
 for the 8-port version.

-.IP
+.Pp

 Each of the ports has a switched connector.
 If the board fails for any reason,
 the traffic on these ports is automatically routed
 through the switched connector.
 Each of the ports has a switched connector.
 If the board fails for any reason,
 the traffic on these ports is automatically routed
 through the switched connector.

-These connectors must be cabled to secondary ports on the other FCCS
+These connectors must be cabled to secondary ports on the other
+.Tn FCCS

 connector panels.
 The secondary ports are numbered 8 through 11 on the 4-port version and
 8 through 15 on the 8-port version.
 connector panels.
 The secondary ports are numbered 8 through 11 on the 4-port version and
 8 through 15 on the 8-port version.

-Only the primary ports need be designated in the FCCS configuration line,
-however all ports must be identified as described in the PORT Line section
+Only the primary ports need be designated in the
+.Tn FCCS
+configuration line,
+however all ports must be identified as described in the
+.Tn PORT
+Line section

 below.
 below.

-.if n .bp
-.IP \fItime\fR 8
+.It Em time 

 Specifies the time period for the sentinel relay timer. 
 Each board resets its sentinel timer after the specified
 time period. If the
 board fails, and therefore can't set the timer, then control
 is passed automatically to another board, which continues 
 Specifies the time period for the sentinel relay timer. 
 Each board resets its sentinel timer after the specified
 time period. If the
 board fails, and therefore can't set the timer, then control
 is passed automatically to another board, which continues 

-the current processing. This feature ensures PerpetualProcessing
+the current processing. This feature ensures
+.Dq PerpetualProcessing

 and is transparent to the user. The valid range of values
 and is transparent to the user. The valid range of values

-in milliseconds is from \fB50\fR to \fB5950\fR in 
+in milliseconds is from
+.Sy 50
+to
+.Sy 5950
+in 

 50 millisecond increments.
 50 millisecond increments.

-.LP
-.RE
-\fBPROTOCOL Line\fR 
-.LP
+.El
+.Pp
+.Sy PROTOCOL Line
+.Pp

 Format:
 Format:

-.LP
-.RS
-\fBPROTOCOL:\fIprocol\fB:\fIdepargs\fR
-.LP
-.RE
+.Pp
+.Bd -filled -offset indent
+.Sm off
+.Sy PROTOCOL: Em procol Sy \&: Em depargs
+.Sm on
+.Ed
+.Pp

 Argument Explanations:
 Argument Explanations:

-.RS
-.IP \fIprocol\fR 10
+.Bd -filled -offset indent
+.Bl -tag -width indent
+.It Em procol 

 Specifies the protocol you want associated with the 
 Specifies the protocol you want associated with the 

-board specified in the previous \fBMPCC\fR line. 
-.IP \fIdepargs\fR 10
-Specifies the protocol-dependent protocol attributes. X.25  and SNA have ten (10)
+board specified in the previous
+.Tn MPCC
+line. 
+.It Em depargs 
+Specifies the protocol-dependent protocol attributes.
+X.25
+and
+.Tn SNA
+have ten (10)

 arguments,
 arguments,

-ASYNC has just one (1) argument, and BISYNC has no arguments.
-.LP
-.cu
-X.25 Dependent Attributes
-.LP
+.Tn ASYNC
+has just
+.Em one 1
+argument, and
+.Tn BISYNC
+has no arguments.
+.El
+.Pp
+.Em X.25 Dependent Attributes
+.Pp

 Note: You must be familiar with the 
 Note: You must be familiar with the 

-X.25 CCITT Yellow Book (1980) 
+X.25
+.Tn CCITT
+Yellow Book (1980) 

 in order to understand the following values.
 in order to understand the following values.

-.IP \fIN1\fR 8
+.Bl -tag -width indent
+.It Em "N1"

 Specifies the maximum frame size in bytes.
 Specifies the maximum frame size in bytes.

-.IP \fIN2\fR 8
+.It Em "N2"

 Specifies the retry count.
 Specifies the retry count.

-.IP \fIT1\fR 8
+.It Em "T1"

 Specifies the retry timer in milliseconds.
 Specifies the retry timer in milliseconds.

-.IP \fIT2\fR 8
+.It Em "T2" 

 Specifies the response delay timer in milliseconds.
 Specifies the response delay timer in milliseconds.

-.IP \fIT3\fR 8
+.It Em "T3" 

 Specifies the inactive link timer in milliseconds.
 Specifies the inactive link timer in milliseconds.

-.IP \fIT4\fR 8
+.It Em "T4"

 Specifies the idle channel timer in milliseconds.
 Specifies the idle channel timer in milliseconds.

-.IP \fIK\fR 8
+.It Em K 

 Specifies the Level 2 window size.
 Specifies the Level 2 window size.

-.if n .bp
-.IP \fIxid1\fR 8
-Specifies the destination type in the XID command. It must be a number
+.It Em xid1 
+Specifies the destination type in the
+.Tn XID
+command. It must be a number

 from 1-5:
 from 1-5:

-.nf
-
-        1 = AXE
-        2 = CTSS
-        3 = DEX
-        4 = DMS
-        5 = WESCOM
-.fi
-.IP \fIxid2\fR 8
-Specifies the destination identity in the XID command. It can be three to 
-nine ASCII characters.
-.IP \fIxid3\fR 8
-Specifies the additional information in the XID command. It can be any
-ASCII string up to 20 characters long.
-.LP
-.cu
-ASYNC and 32PORT Dependent Attribute
-.IP \fIbufsize\fR 10
+.Bd -unfilled -offset indent
+1 = AXE
+2 = CTSS
+3 = DEX
+4 = DMS
+5 = WESCOM
+.Ed
+.It Em xid2 
+Specifies the destination identity in the
+.Tn XID
+command. It can be three to 
+nine
+.Tn ASCII
+characters.
+.It Em xid3 
+Specifies the additional information in the
+.Tn XID
+command. It can be any
+.Tn ASCII
+string up to 20 characters long.
+.El
+.Pp
+.Em ASYNC and 32PORT Dependent Attribute
+.Bl -tag -width indent
+.It Em bufsize 

 Specifies the size of the transmit/receive buffers in bytes.
 Specifies the size of the transmit/receive buffers in bytes.

-.RE
-.LP
-\fBPORT Line\fR
-.LP
+.El
+.Ed
+.Pp
+.Sy PORT Line
+.Pp

 Format:
 Format:

-.LP
-.RS
-\fBPORT:\fIportno\fB:\fIprocol\fB:\fIdepargs\fR
-.RE
-.LP
+.Bd -filled -offset indent
+.Sm off
+.Xo
+.Sy PORT: Em portno
+.Sy \&: Em procol
+.Sy \&: Em depargs
+.Xc
+.Sm on
+.Ed
+.Pp

 Argument Explanations:
 Argument Explanations:

-.RS
-.IP \fIportno\fR 10
+.Bd -filled -offset indent
+.Bl -tag -width indent
+.It Em portno

 Specifies the port number of the previously specified board.
 Specifies the port number of the previously specified board.

-.IP \fIprocol\fR 10
+.It Em procol

 Specifies the protocol. You must state the same protocol
 Specifies the protocol. You must state the same protocol

-as you stated in the preceding PROTOCOL line.
-.IP \fIdepargs\fR 10
+as you stated in the preceding
+.Tn PROTOCOL
+line.
+.It Em depargs

 Specifies the protocol-dependent port attributes. X.25 has
 Specifies the protocol-dependent port attributes. X.25 has

-fourteen (14) arguments. ASYNC, 32PORT and BISYNC have none. SNA has 14
+fourteen (14) arguments.
+.Tn ASYNC ,
+.Pf 32 Tn PORT
+and
+.Tn BISYNC
+have none.
+.Tn SNA
+has 14

 fixed arguments.
 fixed arguments.

-.LP
-.cu
-X.25 Dependent Arguments
-.LP
-Note: You must be familiar with the X.25 CCITT Yellow
+.El
+.Pp
+.Em X.25 Dependent Arguments
+.Pp
+Note: You must be familiar with the X.25
+.Tn CCITT
+Yellow

 Book (1980) in order to understand the following values.
 Book (1980) in order to understand the following values.

-.IP \fIixmitbuf\fR 12
+.Bl -tag -width surecvbuf
+.It Em ixmitbuf

 Specifies the number of transmit buffers allocated
 for I frames.
 Specifies the number of transmit buffers allocated
 for I frames.

-.IP \fIsuxmitbuf\fR 12
+.It Em suxmitbuf

 Specifies the number of transmit buffers allocated for
 Specifies the number of transmit buffers allocated for

-S/U frames.
-.IP \fIirecvbuf\fR 12
+.Tn S/U
+frames.
+.It Em irecvbuf

 Specifies the number of receive buffers allocated for
 I frames.
 Specifies the number of receive buffers allocated for
 I frames.

-.IP \fIsurecvbuf\fR 12
+.It Em surecvbuf

 Specifies the number of receive buffers allocated for
 Specifies the number of receive buffers allocated for

-S/U frames.
-.IP \fIxmito\fR 12
+.Tn S/U
+frames.
+.It Em xmito

 Specifies the Level 1 transmit timeout.
 Specifies the Level 1 transmit timeout.

-This argument should be \fB0\fR so that Level 1 calculates timeout from
+This argument should be
+.Sy 0
+so that Level 1 calculates timeout from

 the baud rate.
 the baud rate.

-.IP \fIrts\fR 12
+.It Em rts 

 Specifies the modem control value
 Specifies the modem control value

-for rts. Valid values are \fB1\fR which equals 
-\fBassert\fR, \fB2\fR which equals \fBdrop\fR, and \fB3\fR 
-which equals \fBauto\fR.
-.IP \fIdtr\fR 12
+for rts. Valid values are
+.Sy 1
+which equals 
+.Xr assert ,
+.Sy 2
+which equals
+.Sy drop ,
+and
+.Sy 3
+which equals
+.Sy auto .
+.It Em dtr 

 Specifies the modem control value for dtr. 
 Specifies the modem control value for dtr. 

-Valid values are \fB1\fR which equals
-\fBassert\fR, and \fB2\fR which equals \fBdrop\fR.
-.IP \fIlineidle\fR 12
+Valid values are
+.Sy 1
+which equals
+.Xr assert ,
+and
+.Sy 2
+which equals
+.Sy drop .
+.It Em lineidle 

 Specifies the line state between transmissions. 
 Specifies the line state between transmissions. 

-Valid values are \fB0\fR which specifies a flag
-fill, and \fB1\fR which specifies a mark fill.
-.IP \fIrcvadr\fR 12
-Specifies the port configuration. A \fB1\fR makes the port
-a DCE, while a \fB3\fR makes the port a DTE.
-.IP \fImask\fR 12
+Valid values are
+.Sy 0
+which specifies a flag
+fill, and
+.Sy 1
+which specifies a mark fill.
+.It Em rcvadr 
+Specifies the port configuration. A
+.Sy 1
+makes the port
+a
+.Tn DCE ,
+while a
+.Sy 3
+makes the port a
+.Tn DTE .
+.It Em mask 

 Specifies the data link receive mask. This argument must be
 Specifies the data link receive mask. This argument must be

-\fB3\fR.
-.IP \fIxmtrty\fR 12
+.Sy 3 .
+.It Em xmtrty 

 Specifies the number of data link retries after a transmit
 timeout. This argument should be zero since upper levels of X25 do retries.
 Specifies the number of data link retries after a transmit
 timeout. This argument should be zero since upper levels of X25 do retries.

-.IP \fIbaud\fR 12
+.It Em baud 

 Specifies the baud rate of a transmission. All standard rates
 Specifies the baud rate of a transmission. All standard rates

-are supported. Some common rate values are \fB0\fR equals a modem,
-\fB13\fR equals 9600, and \fB26\fR equals 56KB. See the header file
-\fBmp_port.h\fR for other values.
-.IP \fIencode\fR 12
-Specifies the physical data encoding. A \fB0\fR indicates NRZ, and a \fB1\fR
-indicates NRZI.
-.IP \fItrace\fR 12
-Specifies the data link receive trace mode. This argument must be \fB0\fR.
-.RE
-.if n .bp
-.SH EXAMPLE
-The following entry configures five MPCC boards: one for X.25,
-ASYNC, 32PORT, BISYNC and SNA. Each has two ports.
-.nf
-
+are supported. Some common rate values are
+.Sy 0
+equals a modem,
+.Sy 13
+equals 9600, and
+.Sy 26
+equals
+.Pf \&56 Tn KB .
+See the header file
+.Pa mp_port.h
+for other values.
+.It Em encode 
+Specifies the physical data encoding. A
+.Sy 0
+indicates
+.Tn NRZ ,
+and a
+.Sy 1
+indicates
+.Tn NRZI.
+.It Em trace 
+Specifies the data link receive trace mode. This argument must be
+.Sy 0 .
+.El
+.Ed
+.Sh EXAMPLES
+The following entry configures five
+.Tn MPCC
+boards: one for X.25,
+.Tn ASYNC ,
+.Pf 32 Tn PORT ,
+.Tn BISYNC
+and
+.Tn SNA .
+Each has two ports.
+.Bd -literal

 MPCC:0
 PROTOCOL:X25:272:2:6000:1000:30000:20000:8:2:ccice1:remote
 PORT:0:X25:8:16:8:16:0:1:1:0:1:3:0:0:0:0
 MPCC:0
 PROTOCOL:X25:272:2:6000:1000:30000:20000:8:2:ccice1:remote
 PORT:0:X25:8:16:8:16:0:1:1:0:1:3:0:0:0:0


@@ -307,12 +494,19 @@ MPCC:4
 PROTOCOL:SNA:272:4:800:200:20000:20000:8:2:acey:deucy
 PORT:0:SNA:8:10:10:24:5:3:1:0:193:193:1:0:0:0
 PORT:1:SNA:8:10:10:24:5:3:1:0:193:193:1:0:0:0
 PROTOCOL:SNA:272:4:800:200:20000:20000:8:2:acey:deucy
 PORT:0:SNA:8:10:10:24:5:3:1:0:193:193:1:0:0:0
 PORT:1:SNA:8:10:10:24:5:3:1:0:193:193:1:0:0:0

-.fi
-.SH FILES
-/etc/mpcctab
-/etc/mpcca
-/etc/mpccb
-/etc/mpcc32
-/etc/mpccx
-.SH SEE ALSO
-dlmpcc(8)
+.Ed
+.Sh FILES
+.Bl -tag -width /usr/libdata/mpcctab -compact
+.It Pa /usr/libdata/mpcctab
+.It Pa /usr/libdata/mpcca
+.It Pa /usr/libdata/mpccb
+.It Pa /usr/libdata/mpcc32
+.It Pa /usr/libdata/mpccx
+.El
+.Sh SEE ALSO
+.Xr dlmpcc 8
+.Sh HISTORY
+The
+.Nm mpcc
+configuration file appeared in
+.Bx 4.3 tahoe .