ACC Utilities Reference Guide

ZNODE - Remote Node Daemon
Remote Node TTGEN Configuration Requirements
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The last parameters provide addressing information for how to reach the
node. A single address can be given, in which case all requests from the
local node to the remote node will be sent to this address. Up to four
addresses can be given, in which case the requests that are sent from the
local node to the remote node will be load-shared across all of the
addresses. In the case that four addresses are provided, but one of the
LAN connections is down, then that connection is not used until it comes
up again. The load will be distributed across the remaining 3 LANs. The
remote node addresses can either be given as an IP address, or as a node
name. The addressing is configured on the system by using SAM or by
using the /etc/hosts file.
The following example shows a node definition section where the local
node is 10, and there are 4 remote nodes. The timeout value for all
remote nodes is set to 10 seconds. The first two nodes are connected via
two LANs. The others are connected via a single LAN connection.
Node-Definition
Flow-Control 50 1000
Local-Node 10
Remote-Node 20 10 192.1.0.1 192.1.0.3
Remote-Node 30 10 remhost10 remhost11
Remote-Node 40 10 remhost20
Remote-Node 50 10 remhost30