TRANSFER Installation and Management Guide

System Installation Procedures
068837, Update 1 to 013198 Tandem Computers Incorporated 6–15
X400 Gateway Definition
and Initialization
The X400 gateway is an optional component of a TRANSFER system. Installation of
the X400 gateway requires that you run the CDX4DEF program to generate command
files for configuring, starting, and stopping the X400 gateway. For an initial definition,
the installation also generates files for initializing X400 gateway data files.
Before you install the X400 gateway, you must install Base TRANSFER.
To install the X400 gateway initially, perform the following steps:
1. Run the CDX4DEF program for initialization.
2. Execute the obey file GX4INIT.
There is one step for redefinition:
Run the CDX4DEF program for redefinition.
See Section 8 for considerations on redefining and reconfiguring an existing X400
gateway configuration.
CDX4DEF Program
CDX4DEF CDX4DEF The CDX4DEF program uses configuration information in the
DEFINEX4 file to generate configuration files for the X400 gateway. For the
description of DEFINEX4, see the X400 gateway define file in Appendix A.
RUN CDX4DEF [ / run-option / ] [$ vol .] subvol [ INITIAL ]
[ REDEFINE ]
CDX4DEF
is the X400 gateway definition program. This program resides on the TRANSFER
user-DSV. If the TRANSFER user-DSV is not the default subvolume, specify
CDX4DEF in the form:
[$ vol .] transfer-dsv .CDX4DEF
run-option
is an option of the GUARDIAN 90 command interpreter RUN command, as
described in the Tandem Advanced Command Language (TACL) Reference Manual.
Include the option OUT $ filename , which specifies a printer or spooler process
to receive the listings generated by CDTRDEF.
[$ vol .] subvol
is the volume and subvolume in which file DEFINEX4 resides (the configuration
subvolume). You must specify the subvolume, but you can use a default volume.
CDX4DEF stores the generated files in the configuration subvolume.
X400 Gateway Definition and Initialization