HP-UX
When you install Ingres Net on an HP-UX system using the HP-UX SNAplus product, the listen address has the format:
tp_name
where:
tp_name
Is the transaction program name used by the listening process.
Unless you inhibit polling for incoming connections, the name must be configured as an Invocable TP name in the SNAplusAPI configuration file. For more information, see the appendix Netu Procedures.
The rate at which Ingres Net polls for incoming connection requests can be controlled through the configuration variable (in config.dat file) ii.<host>.gcc.*.sna_lu62.poll (xx is the instance ID.) This specifies the polling rate in milliseconds. The polling rate defaults to 4000 (4 seconds); values smaller than this are not recommended. If there are no incoming connection requests, you can inhibit polling by setting the environment variable to the special value of -1.
Connection Data Entry Information:
Protocol: sna_lu62
Network address: [lu_alias].plu_alias[.mode_name]
where:
lu_alias
Is the alias for the Local LU to be used by the connection.
The alias must match the name of a Local LU alias established during configuration. If an LU from the pool of default Local LUs is to be used, the alias is omitted.
plu_alias
Is the alias by which the Partner LU for the remote instance is known.
The alias must match the name of a Remote LU alias established during configuration. Additionally, the alias must have been configured as a Partner LU for the specified local LU.
mode_name
Is the name of a set of networking characteristics defined during configuration.
The name must match the name of a mode assigned during configuration with the pair of the specified Local LU and Partner LU. If a blank mode name has been configured, the name (and the preceding ".") is omitted.
Listen Address: tp_name
where:
tp_name
Is the transaction program name that is used by the Net SNA_LU62 protocol driver on the server node. If the remote instance is on an MVS system, there is no transaction program name. Enter x. For all other systems, the tp_name must be the transaction program name specified in the remote instance. This is generally found in the remote instance’s listen address.