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Avaya VTCPD Configuration and Options
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Server Mode
In the server mode, the Avaya VTCPD daemon accepts connections on the specified
TCP/IP port. The server mode uses the -l option and the specified port number to
configure the connections between the Avaya VTCPD daemon and the TCP/IP port.
The following table shows the Avaya VTCPD server mode syntax.
In client mode, if the host or port arguments are omitted, the links are
unavailable to applications until this information is supplied by an
administrative application. This allows the links to be allocated dynamically.
See the Avaya Media Processing Server Series Application Programming
Reference Guide for details.
Ports 7000-7256 are reserved for VMST and must not be used.
Correct sequencing of the connection specifications is important because
applications can refer to connections by numeric designation when
requesting a specific connection. The connections are numbered in the order
specified on the command line. (For example, the numeric designation of the
hawk connection as shown above is 4.)
If the number of connections is not specified, it defaults to one.
Server Mode Connection Options
vtcpd -l [#:][port]
Args:
#: [port]
Indicates how many connections can be accepted on a
given port. The daemon can support client and server
modes simultaneously for different hosts (in which case,
the specified port numbers must be different).
Example: vtcpd -l 3:
Specifies three links in server mode on yet-to-be defined ports
If all connections are in server mode, the switch to the backup LAN (see
Backup LAN on page 38) will not be reversed even when the LAN is down.
The Avaya VTCPD daemon always uses the server mode if a host name
is not specified using the -l option.
If the port argument is omitted, the links are unavailable to applications
until this information is supplied by an administrative application. This
allows the links to be allocated dynamically. See the Avaya Media
Processing Server Series Application Programming Reference Guide for
details.
Client Mode Connection Options
vtcpd -l [#:][host]:[port]
- Release 6.0 1
- 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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