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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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vtcpd [-v {<name>|<#>}] -s <port_num>

-n <name> [-m u] -Y <sec>

Args: -v {<name>|<#>} Identifies a particular VMST to which VTCPD will

establish a connection. If the VMST resides on

another host node (specified by <name>), the

number of the MPS must also be specified. The

list of VMSTs to connect to must be specified

explicitly by multiple command line arguments.

The default is the VMST on the local node.

-s <port_num> Specifies the port number assigned to the target

VMST. This must be a valid VMST port as defined

in the services file.

-n <name> Defines a name that is used by applications to

identify this instance of VTCPD. This is useful

when there are multiple instances of the VTCPD

process, and applications need to distinguish

between them. Note that these names have to be

specified in the services file. Primary and

redundant daemons must have the same name,

but have unique port numbers. VMST has to be

restarted to reread this file. The default is vtcpd.

-m u Sends the hostup condition to the application

when the host process restarts. By default,

applications ignore hostup, but they can be

coded to wait for the condition rather than loop

when a host is down.

-Y <sec> VTCPD timeout in seconds. If a reply is not

received during the specified period, the daemon

is deemed to be down. Default is 5 seconds.

Example: vtcpd -v mainnode:25 -s 160 -n hserver1

Starts the VTCPD daemon attaching to the VMST on MPS number 25 (which

is associated with the node called mainnode) via port 160. This VTCPD

daemon is assigned the name hserver1.

If the -v option is not specified the daemon attaches to all VMST

instances running on the same host node. This configuration can create

a bottleneck situation and should be used with caution if the number of

available host links is limited.

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