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On OpenVMS when using TCP/IP transport, you will need to define
PMDF-X400 as a TCP/IP service. For the various supported TCP/IP
packages, define a service at a TCP port, agreed upon with the remote
MTA configuration. The default TCP port used by X.400 over TCP is 102.
Specify the command procedure PMDF_COM:x400_slave.com for
Compaq TCP/IP Services. For the other three TCP/IP products, specify
the executable PMDF_EXE:x400_slave.exe.
Also, if you are using a version of a TCP/IP package that supports DECnet/OSI directly listening on port 102 itself (such as MultiNet V4.1 rev A), and if you want to use port 102 for PMDF-X400, then you must configure DECnet/OSI without OSI over IP using DEC's @SYS$MANAGER:NET$CONFIGURE ADVANCED utility.
41.5.2.1 TGV MultiNet Service Definition
Use the MultiNet Server Configuration Utility to add the new TCP
service as follows:
$ MULTINET CONFIGURE/SERVER MultiNet Server Configuration Utility 3.2(32) [Reading in configuration from MULTINET:SERVICES.MASTER_SERVER] SERVER-CONFIG>ADD X400 [Adding new configuration entry for service "X400"] Protocol: [TCP] TCP Port number: 102 Program to run: PMDF_EXE:x400_slave.exe [Added service X400 to configuration] [Selected service is now X400] SERVER-CONFIG>RESTART |
41.5.2.2 Compaq TCP/IP Service Definition
Use the UCX Management Utility to add the new TCP service as follows:
UCX> SET SERVICE X400 - _UCX> /FILE = PMDF_COM:x400_slave.com - _UCX> /PROCESS_NAME = PMDF-X400 - _UCX> /USER_NAME = PMDF - _UCX> /PROTOCOL = TCP - _UCX> /PORT = 102 - _UCX> /LIMIT = 4 UCX> ENABLE SERVICE X400 UCX> SET CONFIGURATION ENABLE SERVICE X400 UCX> EXIT |
41.5.2.3 Process Software TCPware Service Definition
Use the TCPware NETCU utility to define the X.400 service. In addition
to performing the definition interactively now, add the command to the
site-dependent server definitions file,
TCPWARE:servers.com, so that the definition will be in
place after future system reboots.
For TCPware V5.1 and later, define the service as follows:
$ RUN TCPWARE:netcu NETCU> ADD SERVICE 102 bg_tcp - _NETCU> /USERNAME = PMDF - _NETCU> /PROCESS_NAME = "PMDF-X400" - _NETCU> /INPUT = PMDF_COM:x400_slave.com |
For TCPware V5.0 and earlier, define the service as follows:
$ RUN TCPWARE:netcu NETCU> ADD SERVICE 102 STREAM PMDF_EXE:x400_slave.exe - _NETCU> /PROCESS_NAME = "PMDF-X400" - _NETCU> /NOAUTHORIZE - _NETCU> /NOINPUT - _NETCU> /NOOUTPUT - _NETCU> /ERROR = nla0: - _NETCU> /PRIORITY = 4 - _NETCU> /PRIVILEGES = (all) - _NETCU> /UIC = [1,3] - _NETCU> /AST_LIMIT = 100 - _NETCU> /BUFFER_LIMIT = 32768 - _NETCU> /ENQUEUE_LIMIT = 400 - _NETCU> /EXTENT = 8192 - _NETCU> /FILE_LIMIT = 200 - _NETCU> /IO_BUFFERED = 30 - _NETCU> /IO_DIRECT = 30 - _NETCU> /MAXIMUM_WORKING_SET = 2048 - _NETCU> /PAGE_FILE = 60000 - _NETCU> /QUEUE_LIMIT = 100 - _NETCU> /RESOURCE_WAIT - _NETCU> /SUBPROCESS_LIMIT = 2 - _NETCU> /WORKING_SET = 1024 |
41.5.2.4 Wollongong PathWay Service Definition
Add a service definition for PMDF-X400 to the PathWay Access
servers.dat database as follows:
# # PMDF-X400 # service-name X400 program PMDF_EXE:x400_slave.exe socket-type SOCK_STREAM socket-options SO_ACCEPTCONN | SO_KEEPALIVE socket-address AF_INET , 102 working-set 1024 maxservers 4 priority 4 INIT TCP_Init LISTEN TCP_Listen CONNECTED TCP_Connected SERVICE Run_Program |
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