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Table 32. Configuration Parameter List - TG Characteristics (Connection
Network) (continued)

Parameter Information

Parameter

Cost per byte

Valid Values

0 to 255

Default Value

0

Description

This parameter expresses the relative cost of transmitting a byte over the associated
TG. The units are user-defined and the assigned value should reflect the actual
expenses incurred for transmitting over the TG relative to all other TGs in the network.
A value of zero means that bytes may be transmitted over the TG at no additional cost.
Higher values represent higher costs.

Parameter

Security

Valid Values

Nonsecure – all else (for example, satellite-connected, or located in a nonsecure
country).

Public switched network – secure in the sense that route is not predetermined.

Underground cable – located in secure country (as determined by the network
administrator).

Secure conduit – not guarded, (for example, pressurized pipe).

Guarded conduit – protected against physical tapping.

Encrypted – link-level encryption is provided.

Guarded radiation – guarded conduit containing the transmission medium; protected
against physical and radiation tapping.

Default Value

Nonsecure

Description

This parameter indicates the level of security protection associated with the TG. If
security attributes other than the architecturally-defined ones are needed, one of the
user-defined TG characteristics may be used to specify additional values.

Parameter

Propagation delay

Valid Values

v

Minimum LAN – less than 480 microseconds

v

Telephone – between .48 and 49.152 milliseconds

v

Packet switched – between 49.152 and 245.76 milliseconds

v

Satellite – greater than 245.76 milliseconds Maximum

Default Value

LAN

Description

This parameter specifies the approximate range for the length of time that it takes for a
signal to propagate from one end of the TG to the other.

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