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Digital UNIX can also be configured to support the AF_DLI domain. For information about the Data Link Interface and using the AF_DLI domain, see Appendix E. [Return to text] On Digital UNIX this protocol is based on the Distributed Protocol Interface (DPI) V2, RFC 1592. DPI V2 is an experimental protocol and Digital UNIX does not attempt to adhere to the protocol completely. DPI was accounted for in the design so that Digital could more easily implement an eventual standard protocol. Digital UNIX will track and support standards that emerge in the area of extensible SNMP. [Return to text] The term client in this appendix refers to the program initiated by the merchant which interacts with the server program. [Return to text]
On Digital UNIX this protocol is based on the Distributed Protocol Interface (DPI) V2, RFC 1592. DPI V2 is an experimental protocol and Digital UNIX does not attempt to adhere to the protocol completely. DPI was accounted for in the design so that Digital could more easily implement an eventual standard protocol. Digital UNIX will track and support standards that emerge in the area of extensible SNMP. [Return to text] The term client in this appendix refers to the program initiated by the merchant which interacts with the server program. [Return to text]
The term client in this appendix refers to the program initiated by the merchant which interacts with the server program. [Return to text]