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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Server mode

In this mode, the VTCPD daemon accepts connections on the specified TCP/IP port.

The following syntax variation of the command line option -l configures all

connections between the daemon and the specified TCP/IP port by identifying the port

number on the command line.

vtcpd -l [#:][port]

Args: # 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).

port Indicates the TCP/IP port number. (Port numbers 7000-7256 are

reserved for the VMST and must not be used.)

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 239) will not be reversed even when the LAN is down.

The 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.

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