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Avaya VTCPD Configuration and Options

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During the interval between acquiring the resource (GET) and when the resource is

released (FREE), the slot is reserved for that application line. If the size of the slot

pool is limited, it might be necessary to reserve the slot for a shorter period of time.

Using the SEND and/or RECEIVE requests releases the slot as soon as the host data

arrives, freeing up the slot quicker than if the GET, FREE operation combination was

used.

If permanent slot allocation is not desired, use the configuration option -m I. This

allows the application to execute the FREE request to provide slot release and still

permits dynamic slot allocation for each SEND and/or RECEIVE.

Application-Host Options

vtcpd [-m [d] [{a|n}] [{l|L}] [{I|R}]]

Args: -m d Allows a host reply to come from any connection. Normally, a reply

arrives from the host through the connection used to send the

request. Using this option can increase the time used for internal

message processing by Avaya VTCPD.

-m a Specifies asynchronous data delivery. When Avaya VTCPD receives

a host data response and an application RECEIVE request has not

been sent to Avaya VTCPD, Avaya VTCPD sends to the application

the condition unexdata along with the host data response.

-m n Specifies asynchronous data notification. When Avaya VTCPD

receives a host data response and an application RECEIVE request

has not been sent to Avaya VTCPD. However, the application does

not accept host data before it sends its RECEIVE request. Avaya

VTCPD holds the host data (for the application) and delivers the host

data after the application sends its RECEIVE request.

-m l Requires Avaya VTCPD to route the application replies on the same

link that the host commands were received on. This option is intended

for environments where there is one host, and host commands drive

the application. This cannot be used in environments where other

host requests can arrive before the application sends its reply to a

host command. (See -m L below.)

-m L Requires Avaya VTCPD to route the application replies on the

particular link that is specified by the applications. This is intended for

environments where multiple hosts send requests while an application

is still processing a prior request. This option instructs Avaya VTCPD

to prepend each message with 12 ASCII bytes in the format

XXX:YYY:ZZZ, which denotes the connection number, slot number,

and Avaya VTCPD port number. The application reply to Avaya

VTCPD contains a prepended header that instructs Avaya VTCPD to

deliver the reply on a particular link.

-m I Specifies that when an application executes a GET request, the slot is

not reserved. Slots are allocated dynamically in this mode.

-m R Specifies that when an application executes a GET request, the slot is

reserved until it is freed. Slots are allocated on a round robin basis.

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