Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Reference page 86

Network communications parameters
Example
Host parameter [IP]
Usage
Where
See also
Description
Default
Example
MaxLANA parameter
Usage
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The following command starts a NetWare server with name asademo-1.
load dbsrv7.nlm -x ipx(ExtendedName=Yes) asademo-1
TCP/IP, SPX, IPX (all platforms)
Server and client sides
"Debug connection parameter" on page 56
"ClientPort parameter" on page 65
HOST specifies additional machines outside the immediate network to be
searched by the client library. It also disables UDP broadcasts on TCP/IP
clients. On the server, the search is carried out to avoid starting a server with
a duplicate name.
For TCP/IP, the hostname or a dot-separated IP address may be used. For
SPX and IPX, an address of the form a:b:c:d:e:f/g:h:i:j is used, where
a:b:c:d:e:f is the node number (Ethernet card address) of the server, and
g:h:i:j is the network number. The server prints this addressing information
during startup if the switch is used. In addition, the application writes this
-Z
information to its logfile if Debug is set to TRUE and LogFile is specified.
You can use a semicolon-separated list of addresses to search for more than
one machine. Also, you can append a port number to an IP address, using a
colon as separator. Alternatively, you can specify the host and server ports
explicitly, as in Host=a:b:c:d:e:f;ServerPort=k.
IP is a synonym for HOST.
No additional machines.
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The following connection string fragment instructs the client to look on
the machines "kangaroo" and 197.75.209.222 (port 2369) to find a
database server:
Links=tcpip(IP=kangaroo;IP=197.75.209.222:2369)
NetBIOS