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Conﬁguration Parameters

dedicated_arguments

This asynchronous port parameter deﬁnes the command line arguments used for dedicated ports.

The parameter accepts a 100-character string. Use this parameter in conjunction with the mode (see

mode on page C2-37) and dedicated_port parameters. The default is a null string ("").

This asynchronous port parameter selects the application name or TCP port number to which this

port can connect. The options are telnet, rlogin, call, or a TCP port number. The default is telnet.

For more details on conﬁguring the Model 5390 server for use with dedicated ports, see Dedicated

Ports on page A3-11.

This Model 5390 parameter contains the zone list that is sent to AppleTalk clients if an ACP failure

occurs. The string size ranges from 1 to 100 characters. You must use spaces to separate zone names

(for example, general engineering lab). To escape embedded spaces within a zone name, use the

backslash (\) character. If you do not set this parameter, the Model 5390 server provides the network

zone list. The default is a

null string ("").

NOTE: If port 5B (rlogin) is selected, the Model 5390 server uses BSD

rlogin. If a port in the 7000 to 7999 range is selected, the Model 5390

server uses TCP. Otherwise, the Model 5390 server uses telnet.