RE: Text Parameter Negotiation in Login

[Nayan Kumar Garg <nayan.garg@dcmtech.co.in>]

Hi Monisha ,

You can send as many text parameters as you wish in a single PDU for
negotiation in operational negotiation stage . The initial login request
must contain three parameters Initiator Name , Target Name & Session type (
if the login request is for the leading connection of the session ) , but
there is no constraint that you will have to send only these three
parameters in the initial login request . You can send any number of text
parameters , provided that the PDU size allows you to send these parameters
.

Regards
nayan

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Hi All,
     
     I had some doubts regarding Text Parameter Negotiation. Is it possible
to send more than one text parameters in a single PDU for negotiation in
operational negotiation stage. In the
first login request PDU three text paramters, that is, Initiator Name,
Target Name and AuthMethod are negotiated.But how many text parameters are
to be sent in a PDU in an operational negotiation stage? The default value
of MaxRecvPDULength is 8192 bytes. That size is large enough to send in all
the text parameters of login in a single chunk.
    
    Is it okay that we send all the text parameters in a single chunk? or Is
it that we have to split into a single text parameter per login request PDU?

Regards,
Monisha.