TCP/IP (Parallel Library) Migration Guide

Migration Considerations
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Management Interfaces
SCF Commands
The following SCF commands from conventional TCP/IP are not supported in Parallel
Library TCP/IP:
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ALTER PROCESS
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STATS/RESET PROCESS
Equivalent commands in Parallel Library TCP/IP are:
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ALTER MON
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STATS/RESET MON
New SCF Object Attributes
A new attribute, MASTER, has been added and applies to the TCPMON object. See
Master TCPMON.
Naming Conventions
The PROCESS object has the reserved name of $ZZTCP.
The MON object has the reserved name of $ZPTMn where n is the number (in
hexadecimal) of the processor in which the MON object resides.
The ROUTE object has reserved names. The reserved names for ROUTE start with:
RT, DDcpu-number, DAcpu-number, and DRcpu-number.
The names for ARP entries must start with EA.
Master TCPMON
The monitor object (TCPMON) provides the Parallel Library TCP/IP environment in
each processor; there is one monitor object in each configured processor. The monitor
objects are controlled by the TCPMAN process. The monitor object is named
automatically. The naming convention for TCPMON is $ZZTCP.#ZPTMn where n is the
processor number in which the TCPMON object resides. The format for this processor
number is hexadecimal (0-F). The TCPMON object has a MASTER attribute. The
MASTER TCPMON object receives and processes inbound frames that do not match
any filter. The MASTER TCPMON object also replies to all ICMP echo requests.
Command-By-Command Configuration Comparison
This subsection compares the configuration of Parallel Library TCP/IP and the
configuration of conventional TCP/IP to illustrate the differences in SCF commands.
Note. For complete instructions about how to bring up Parallel Library TCP/IP, see the TCP/IP
(Parallel Library) Configuration and Management Manual.