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Configuration Type
Stanza (CMPD)
SubStanza
SubStanza (CMPD)
Section (CMPD)
Sub-Section
The Multinode Table = { ... } stanza contains one or more substanzas specifying the names of the
host initiating the PFTP session.
Each section contains one or more names/IP addresses of remote hosts executing a Multinode
Daemon (multinoded). The remote host must have appropriate entries for the inetd or xinetd
HPSS Installation Guide
Release 6.2 (Revision 2.0)
Description
Multinode Table = {
E.g. Multinode Table = {
Optional Reserved Stanza specifier.
Must be terminated with a matching "}"
Sleep for Debugger = values
Value: Time in seconds.
E.g. Sleep for Debugger = 15
Optional parameter to specify a delay in the Multinode Daemons to
allow diagnosis. This should ONLY be specified for diagnostics and
will unncessarily cause degradation if misused! Leave commented
out.
<Local Hostname(s)>
E.g. my_host my_host.my.domain = {
Contains the local hostname(s) this SubStanza represents.
MUST be terminated with a matching "}"
<Remote Hostname(s)>
E.g. FTP_host PFTP_host.domain = {
Contains the hostname(s) of the system running the PFTP Server.
MUST be terminated with a matching "}"
<remote_host>
or
<remote_host> = <Dot Notation Interface>
E.g. his_name or his_name = 100.102.103.45
Contains the hostname in either string format or Dot Notation IP
Address of the host to act as a "Pseudo" PFTP Child. If a secondary
name is specified after the "=", the first interface is to be used for the
"control" connection between the PFTP Client and the Multinoded
hosts and the second specification is the interface to be used for the
"data" connection(s) to the Mover(s). If only one value is provided, it
represents BOTH the "control" and "data" connections.
July 2008
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