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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Examples:

VMST may actually use a range [port + #_of_mps’ -1] of

ports all of which have to be available. For example, if the number

(quantity) of MPS’ (specified by the -v option) is 3 and port is

set to 1, ports 1 through 3 are taken, and the next available port is

-T <sec> The reconnect timeout parameter, specifying the interval at which

VMST tries to re-establish lost connections to an MPS or another

VMST. Default value is 3 seconds.

-V

[host:]mps_num:s<

port_num>

Used to connect to another VMST or VMS running on the same or

different node; s<port_num> is a target s

ervice port number

(from $ASEHOME/etc/services).

-v [host:]

mps_num

Specifies the host and MPS number of a VMST process with

which to establish a connection (i.e., this refers to the VMST

receiving the connection). If the receiving VMST is not running on

the local machine, the name of the particular host must be

specified.

-v s<mps_num> Specifies running in simulated MPS mode. In this mode, no

connection to a real MPS is made.

-X {v###|a} Use -a to display internal VVPmessage message traffic, or -X

v### to debug a VMST specified by number at ###.

vmst -s 1 -V 1

vmst -s 2 -V 2

Specifies connections to MPS 1 using port 1, and to MPS 2 using port 2. The connection is

made from VMST number 1.

vmst -s 1 -v 2 -V 1

vmst -s 2 -V 2

Specifies that VMST number 1 connects from port number 1 to VMST number 2 via port

number 2, thus allowing bidirectional traffic between the two VMST processes.

vmst [options] -v <mps_num>

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