TCP/IPv6 Migration Guide

Migration Considerations
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Migration Guide—524524-004
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Multicast Operations
Multicast Operations
Changes have been made to multicast operations in NonStop TCP/IPv6 when the
subsystem is run in INET6 or DUAL mode. New socket options exist for the
setsockopt and setsockopt_nw calls that support IPv6 multicast operations. See
the TCP/IP Programming Manual for more information.
Name Changes
Many, though not all, names of the Parallel Library TCP/IP processes and IDs have
changed for NonStop TCP/IPv6.
Name Change Implications
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If you are using EMS filters, you must change the tokens. EMS now uses ZTC6.
•
If you run any programs that search for names, check whether your program needs
to change to search for a different name. For example, if you have a program that
searches for the program name associated with a TCP/IP process to determine if
the process is a TCPSAM or TCPIP process, change your program to search for
TCP6SAM instead of TCPSAM.
Table 3-1. Names Comparison Between Parallel Library TCP/IP and NonStop
TCP/IPv6
This Parallel Library
TCP/IP Name...
...Changes to this
NonStop TCP/IPv6 Name
Subsystem ID ZTCP ZTC6
Subsystem Name PTCPIP TCPIPV6
Manager Process TCPMAN TCP6MAN
MAN Naming Convention $ZZTCP $ZZTCP
TCPMAN Device Type, Subtype 68/0 72/0
Monitor Process TCPMON TCP6MON
MON Naming Convention $ZZTCP.#ZPTm (m is
the number of the
processor in which the
monitor is running)
$ZZTCP.#ZPTm (m is the
number of the processor in
which the monitor is
running)
Socket Access method TCPSAM TCP6SAM
Device Type, Subtype 48/0 48/0
SRL (NonStop S-series servers) ZTCPSRL ZTCP6SRL
DLL (Integrity NonStop servers) Not applicable (Parallel
Library TCP/IP is not
supported on Integrity
NonStop servers)
ZTCP6DLL