NSC
STATUS CHANGE
The NSC segment can be used to request the start-up, shut-down, and/or migration (to a different cpu or file-server/file-system) of a particular application. It can also be used in an unsolicited update from one system to another to announce the start-up, shut-down, or migration of an application.
Figure C-3. NSC attributes
RRequiredOOptionalCConditionalWWithdrawn|#Date/Time*Backward compat.+Filler
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| C.Len | Element | v2.2 | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ..4 | - | ID | O | 1 | - | 01188 | NSC-1 | Network Change Type | Optionality |
| 2 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01189 | NSC-2 | Current CPU | |
| 3 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01190 | NSC-3 | Current Fileserver | |
| 4 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01191 | NSC-4 | Current Application | |
| 5 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01192 | NSC-5 | Current Facility | |
| 6 | ..30 | - | ST | C | 1 | 0206 | 01193 | NSC-6 | New CPU | 2 |
| 7 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01194 | NSC-7 | New Fileserver | |
| 8 | ..30 | - | ST | O | 1 | - | 01195 | NSC-8 | New Application |