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User Manual rvsX
* Partner Station - TCP/IP communication sample
ST SID=RST NETID=??RST?? STATNAME='remote station 2'
RT SIDDEST=RST SIDNEIGHB=RSTPRIORITY=1
NK SID=RST FTP=O PROTOCOL=T PRIORITY=10
OP SID=RST ODETTEID='my partners Odette ID' PSWFROM=XXX PSWTO=XXX
TC SID=RST INADDR=255.255.255.256 PORT=3305
* ROU
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(Routing sample: send file to station ROU via station RSX)
("via station" is defined in SIDNEIGB)
(RSX must have a partner with Odette-ID of ROU)
ST SID=ROU NETID=?ROU? STATNAME='example for routing via RSX'
RT SIDDEST=ROU SIDNEIGHB=RSX PRIORITY=1
OP SID=ROU ODETTEID='OROU' PSWFROM=aaa PSWTO=aaa
The different operation systems use the same station tables, differentiated only by
the parameter LINK, which depends on the operation system. This parameter
specifies the name of the used line definition for AS/400. For Windows NT and
UNIX the parameter is pre-set in rvs®. For further information on the LINK
parameter see section "X.25 native Communications XP".
The station table is read automatically, when the database is initialised. Later
changes in the station table become effective only after deleting or re-initialising
the rvs® database. Alternatively, you can type the command modst in the operator
interface (see section 7 "Operator Console and Commands").
Note: Please observe, that the modst command adds new stations or changes
the present ones.
If you want to delete stations, you can use the command delst sid=...
The related tables contain the information listed in the following sections.
3.1.1 Virtual Stations
rvsX supports virtual stations. Virtual stations are stations that represent stations
that are not in the OFTP network. Virtual stations can be e.g. different users or
applications. There is only one local station in rvsX, but you can have numerous
vitual stations.
Files received for virtual stations are delivered locally. When sending a file, a vitual
station can be set as a sender. For partner stations virtual stations are the stations
that are reachable via routing.
To configurate a virtual station you should set only the ST and OP table.
Especially important are the entry SIDTYP=V in the ST table, that indicates that a
station typ is virtual and the ODETTE-ID in the OP table.
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