Information to collect before you begin installation and configuration
Before you begin configuring the product, you must gather information
about the communications protocol settings that the monitoring agent
uses to communicate with the monitoring server. You have four choices: IP.UDP, IP.PIPE, IP.SPIPE, or SNA.
Tip: You can specify multiple communication methods.
By using different methods, you can set up backup communication methods.
If the method you have identified as Protocol 1 fails, the software
uses Protocol 2, and so on.
Field | Description | Write the settings for your environment here |
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IP.UDP Settings | ||
Hostname or IP Address | The host name or IP address for the hub monitoring server. | |
Port number and/or Port Pools | The listening port for the hub monitoring server. The default port number is 1919. | |
IP.PIPE Settings | ||
Hostname or IP Address | The host name or IP address for the hub monitoring server. | |
Port Number | The listening port for the monitoring server. The default port number is 1918. | |
IP.SPIPE Settings | ||
Hostname or IP Address | The host name or IP address for the hub monitoring server. | |
Port number | The listening port for the hub monitoring server. The default port number is 3660. | |
SNA Settings | ||
Network Name | The SNA network identifier for your location. | |
LU Name | The LU name for the monitoring server. This LU name corresponds to the Local LU Alias in your SNA communications software. | |
LU 6.2 LOGMODE | The name of the LU6.2 LOGMODE. The default value is CANCTDCS. | |
TP Name | The transaction program name for the monitoring server. | |
Local LU Alias | The LU alias. | |
General | ||
NAT Settings | The partition name and file of the NAT server. |