TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual

Configuration Quick Start

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Name of Second Host

You’ll need this name when adding a second TCP/IP host to your system. This name is

arbitrary, you assign it. Example 1-4 uses the host name gust. This is item 8 in the

configuration form.

Name of Second SLSA LIF

Follow the instructions for choosing a SLSA LIF under the subheading “Name of SLSA

LIF,” above, and select a second SLSA LIF. Example 1-4 uses a SLSA LIF name

LAN02. This is item 9 in the configuration form.

Opener Process Name

Enter the following command to list the opener processes:

LISTOPENS tcpip-process-name

Choose any of the open process names except the process that is running your home

terminal.

To find the open process that is running your home terminal, follow the procedures

below:

1. At the TACL prompt, enter the WHO command.

2. In the WHO display look for the home terminal listing near the top of the display

and make a note of it. (Note just the portion of the name following the dollar sign

($).)

3. At the SCF prompt enter the LISTDEV TCPIP command.

4. Issue a LISTOPENS PROCESS $process-name command against each of the

processes listed in the display for the LISTDEV TCPIP command until you find the

process that is running the TACL prompt of your home terminal. (This is the name

you noted in step 2.)

Example 1-5

uses opener process names $ZTN1 and $LSN1.

This is item 10 in the configuration form.

TCP/IP Process Name

The TCP/IP process name is arbitrary, you assign it. Example 1-6 uses the name

$ZTC1. This item 11 in the configuration form.

SUBNET Name

The SUBNET names are arbitrary, you assign them. Example 1-6 uses the SUBNET

names #EN1 and LO*. This is item 12 in the configuration form.