axctl - Configure/Kill running AX.25 connections.

       Joerg Reuter DL1BKE <jreuter@poboxes.com>

Linux                                             16 April 2007                                         AXCTL(8)

       The  axctl  command  is  designed to be a multi-function command that allows miscellaneous commands to be
       issued to the Linux AX.25 protocol layer for existing  AX.25  connections.  The  connection  is  uniquely
       identified  via  the combination of port, destination callsign and source callsign, with that information
       the kernel is able to change the parameters, or abort the connection.

       Many of the options are similar to those found in  axparms  and  perform  the  same  function.  Only  one
       parameter may be changed on each invocation of axctl.

       /etc/ax25/axports

       axctl - Configure/Kill running AX.25 connections.

-v                  Displays the version number.

       windowwindow       Sets the window size for the AX.25 connection.

       t1t1-timeout       Sets  the  initial  T1  timeout value for the AX.25 connection, the value is given in
                           seconds.

       t2t2-timeout       Sets the T2 timeout value for the AX.25 connection, the value is given in seconds.

       t3t3-timeout       Sets the T3 timeout value for the AX.25 connected, the value is given in seconds.

       n2n2-count         Sets the maximum number of tries for the AX.25 connection.

       idleidle-timeout   Sets the value for the idle timer for the AX.25 connection, the value is in minutes.

       paclenpaclength    Sets the maximum packet length that may be transmitted on the AX.25 connection.

       kill                Will abort an existing AX.25 connection.

call(1), getsockopt(2), setsockopt(2), ax25(4), axparms(8), axports(5).

axctl[-v]portdestsrcwindow|t1|t2|t3|n2|idle|paclen|kill[parm]