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  • 1.  Native IP

    Posted Wed March 09, 2005 02:59 PM

    Dear Friends,

    did you test any concelation with BROKER UNIX/WINDOWS and NATIVE IP/NATURAL RPC on BS2000 ?

    Now we must use WCP ( ENTIRE NET-WORK ) between UNIX SOLARIS and BS2000 for BROKER Traffic . But we don’t want to use WCP more. We want to use NATIVE IP !

    Our RPC Servers are on BS2000 and BROKER on UNIX SOLARIS !

    Perhaps, we must change only TRANSP Parameter into " ACI,TCPIP " , but i’m not sure !


    Please help me,
    if you have an experience ! :rolleyes:

    Thank you in advance.

    kind Regards,

    Serdar
    :wink:


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  • 2.  RE: Native IP

    Posted Fri March 18, 2005 03:27 PM

    There are two things you need to take care of when running TCP/IP with
    the Natural RPC server on BS2000/OSD.

    1. Make sure that BKIMBTIA is used as the stub module. It supports both TCP/IP and the normal Adabas communication method (X-COM), which is also used by Net-Work. NATETB23 does not support TCP/IP. Means, you might relink Natural. The best is to load all dynamically.
    2. Configure the RPC server accordingly, i.e. set up an ip-address and port as BrokerID (SRVNODE). Here is an example of the RPC parameters read via CMPRMIN.

    RPC=(SERVER=ON, SRVNODE=‘ip-address:port’,
    RCA=(BROKER),RCALIAS=(BROKER,BKIMBTIA), … a.s.o.)

    Hope this helps …
    best regards
    Guido


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  • 3.  RE: Native IP

    Posted Mon March 21, 2005 08:53 AM

    We tested it nad now we have the connection with servers. :smiley:
    ( WCP v581 on BS2000 )

    Now we must test the servers with other functions.

    It is very very impotant, because we didn’t know this setting , like this !

    SRVNODE=‘ip-address:port’ :evil: :shock: :evil: :shock:

    Thank you again …

    kind Regards,
    Sedo :lol:


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