TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring the NonStop TCP/IP Subsystem
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Configuring the OSS Environment to Use NonStop
TCP/IP
rule set 24 returns:
"^V" "tcp" "^W" "kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com"
"^X" "user" "%" "sun" "." "KCI"
"<" "@" "kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com" ">"
Finally, rule set 4 is applied.
rewrite: rule set 4 input:
"^V" "tcp" "^W" "kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com"
"^X" "user" "%" "sun" "." "KCI"
"<" "@" "kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com" ">"
rewrite: rule set 4 returns:
"^V" "tcp" "^W" "kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com"
"^X" "user" "%" "sun" "." "KCI" "@"
"kciwrl" "." "kci" "." "com"
If a TRANSFER mail user addresses the message to the gateway correspondent as
SMTPGATE([e-mail])
the final address resolution of the suffix part [e-mail] is
mailer = tcp
host = kciwrl.kci.com
recipient = [e-mail]
The SMTP gateway establishes a connection to host kciwrl.kci.com and sends the
message to recipient [e-mail].
Configuring the OSS Environment to Use
NonStop TCP/IP
This section describes considerations for accessing NonStop TCP/IP from Open
Systems Services (OSS) sockets applications.
OSS Sockets Support Files
OSS sockets provide functions which have dependencies on files that have the
following names in the /etc directory:

hosts

resolv.conf (Guardian name is RESCONF)

networks

protocols (Guardian name is PROTOCOL)

services
Note. The /etc directory in the OSS environment is the equivalent to the ZTCPIP subvolume in
the Guardian environment.