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- Table of contents 3
- Chapter 4 — VTCPD Messages 45 4
- Chapter 7 — Index 111 5
- Intended Audience 8
- How to Use This Manual 8
- Organization of This Manual 9
- VTCPD Features User Manual 10
- Trademark Conventions 11
- Avaya VTCPD Over 13
- Host Communications Overview 14
- Avaya VTCPD Overview 15
- MPS Software Architecture 16
- Avaya VTCPD Features 18
- Application-Defined Mode 20
- UDP Mode 20
- Avaya VTCPD Con 21
- Configuration 22
- The services File 22
- Avaya VTCPD Daemon Names 22
- Avaya VTCPD Port Assignments 22
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- Variable Description 23
- Options Overview 24
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- Connection Options 26
- Host Connection Options 26
- #: [port] 27
- Single Host Connection 28
- Multiple Hosts Connections 28
- One Connection Per Line 28
- Multiple Avaya VTCPD Daemons 28
- Channel Number 31
- Attaching to VMST 34
- Application-Host Options 36
- Monitoring Host Connections 38
- Backup LAN 38
- Time-Outs 39
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- VTCPD Messages 45
- Message Format 46
- Message Identification (ID) 50
- Message Routing 53
- ISSUE-SEND-RECEIVE (ISR) 54
- Reserving a Slot 57
- Queuing Requests 57
- Clearing the Connection 58
- Changing Data Length 59
- Replies Routing 60
- Unidentified Host Data 62
- Administrative Line 64
- ISSUE-RECEIVE-SEND (IRS) 64
- Registering the ID 64
- Inverted Mode 64
- Application Connection Choice 66
- Choosing the Daemon 67
- VTCPD Application 71
- Programming 71
- Communicating With the Host 72
- VTCPD Application Programming 73
- Soliciting Host Data 73
- Host Driven Applications 76
- Sending Messages 84
- Variable Length Messages 86
- Receiving Messages 87
- Receiving Message Headers 88
- Specifying Which VTCPD 91
- Freeing the Host Connection 95
- VTCPD Message Timing 96
- Handling Resource Timeouts 97
- VTCPD Debugging 101
- Debugging 102
- Host Simulation 103
- Fault Tolerance 104
- VTCPD Troubleshooting 107
- Typical Problems 107
- Questions and Answers 109
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