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Common Configuration

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The new VMST daemon logically represents several VMS’ combined in a single

process. All these “internal” VMS’ are considered interconnected. For example:

vmst -v1 -v2 -V flame:3:3 …

is equivalent to two local VMS’ numbered 1 and 2 connected to each other, with each

also being connected to VMS number 3 on host flame.

Arguments

vmst [options] -v <mps_num>

-b <port> The base TCP/IP port on which to listen for application requests

(default is none).

-h <hostname> This parameter specifies the host name of an alternative network

interface (1e0, le1, etc.).

-P <secs> Specifies the ping timeout for monitoring remote connections

(default is none). If a daemon process (e.g., SBRM) running on a

remote machine generates consistent traffic, then the lack of said

traffic for some time is interpreted as a sign that this daemon is

down.

If this option is specified, and there is no message traffic from the

daemon for a time longer than specified here, VMST disconnects

the remotely connected daemon if the process is identified with

the keyword PING in the services file. (See The

/etc/services File on page 129.)

-p <max_num> Maximum line/service port number (default is 508). VMST now

allows use of MPS numbers equal to or larger than 255. All

existing software works with numbers less than 255, as is (by

default, VMST continues to allow phone lines/service port

numbers less than 255 only). This option is not needed for large

MPS numbers alone (for example, vmst -v 555): however,

even with the -p option, the phone line numbers equal to or larger

than 255 can not be used with real MPS’ because of software

limitations: they should be used with simulated MPS’ only (see the

-v s option below).

-r <file> Redirects debugging output to the specified file.

-s <port> Specifies the services port number to be used by VMST when it

starts. (The default is the next available port taken from the range

as defined in the services file.) Each service port number must

be a valid service port for the VMST process as defined in the

services file on each host (see The /etc/services File on

page 129). This provides a specific port address that can be used

by other VMSTs for the purpose of direct connection. This number

should be specified in the range 1-10. If it is necessary to go

beyond this limit, the services file must be modified accordingly.

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