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When you launch the Component Host Status tool with a component that is not

associated with a host, you see the message No hosts at the Hosts parameter.

The COMMGR (Communications Manager) process enables application programs to

communicate with external host computers, using a range of protocols. A host’s VTs

are either associated directly with a component’s phone lines or are pooled and made

available to phone lines. This information resides in the COMMGR’s configuration

file $MPSHOME/componentN/etc/commgr.cfg.

Applications, which are assigned to specific phone lines on an MPS, are associated

with a specific host’s VT numbers in the commgr.cfg file.VT/ Line status

identifies the application (if any) associated with the phone line that is configured for a

host’s VT.

For information about the COMMGR process or its configuration file commgr.cfg,

refer to the System Configuration Reference Manual. Host communication functions

and protocols are documented in the Communication Configuration Reference

Manual. COMMGR commands are also individually documented on Solaris man pages,

which are accessible from a VSH command line.

Type vpsman commgr intro to display the man page that provides an overview

of the COMMGR commands

•Type vpsman commgr status to display the man page that documents

the commgr status command.

You can also display host status information with the VSH and PeriReporter Tools. To

display span status with PeriReporter Tools, refer to the PeriReporter User’s Guide.

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