DELAY=0 tells VTAM not to wait before transmitting low-priority data to the PU. TIMER=30
(the default) tells VTAM how long to wait for a response after the node is activated.
The PU and LINE macros describe the other systems on the LAN that can be reached via the
PORT. Each is uniquely identified by MACADDR and SAPADDR; note that these values are
from Table 1. For each PU statement, the MACADDR is the MAC address of the NIC in the
other system; the SAPADDR is the SAPADDR specified on the PORT statement on the other
system.
PUTYPE=5 tells VTAM that the PU being contacted is a host; TGN=1 (the d ...
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