Destination communications port settings file
- Organization of this page
Format
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# Comment [container-name] service-names1 port-number1 service-names2 port-number2 : |
Parameters by type
- Required parameters:
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None
- Custom parameters:
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None
File name
jp1_destport.conf (Destination communications port settings file)
jp1_destport.conf.model (model file for the destination communications port settings file)
Storage destination directory
- In Windows:
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installation-folder\conf\
shared-folder\jp1base\conf\ (in a cluster system)
- In UNIX:
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/etc/opt/jp1base/conf/
shared-directory/jp1base/conf/ (in a cluster system)
Description
This settings file describes changes to the destination communications port. The destination communications port settings file is provided by default. However, it cannot be used in its default state. To use this file, it must be modified to match the intended operation. While you can create and edit your own destination communications port settings files, these files must be stored in the same location as the destination communications port settings file provided by default.
Application of settings
Execute the jbsdestpimport command to reflect the settings in the destination communications port settings file (jp1_destport.conf) in common definition information. For details about the jbsdestpimport command, see jbsdestpimport.
Definition details
The following conventions apply to entries in the destination communications port settings file:
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One line is used to represent one entry. The maximum character length for a single line is 1,023 bytes.
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You can specify the port numbers of multiple services for a single container.
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A maximum of 2,500 container names can be specified.
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A hash mark (#) (code 0x23) at the start of a line indicates a comment.
- [container-name]
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Enclose the destination container name in square brackets [] when specifying.
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You can enter a character string that is from 1 to 255 bytes.
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You can use ASCII characters only.
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You cannot use the following characters:
" / \ [ ] ; | = , + ? < >
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Letters are not case sensitive.
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A syntax error will occur when executing the settings command (jbsdestpimport) if duplicate services are specified for a single container.
Write correspondence between the service name and port number. Separate the service-names and the port-number with one or more half-width spaces or tab (indent) characters.
- service-names
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Specify the service you want to change the default port number in communications with the destination container.
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You can enter a character string that is from 1 to 32 bytes.
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You can use ASCII characters only.
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You cannot use the following characters:
" / \ [ ] ; : | = , + ? < >
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A syntax error will occur when executing the settings command (jbsdestpimport) if duplicate services are specified for a single container.
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Only services described in Table 2-11 Services for which destination communications port information can be setcan be configured.
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- port-number
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Use numbers to specify the port number.
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Notes
When configuring settings on a logical host, the same destination communications port must be set for both the primary and secondary nodes. When modifying common definition information, follow the procedure to make common definition information consistent across all servers described in 5.6 Follow-up tasks when changing settings in a cluster environment.
Definition examples
[container1] jp1ajs2qagt 30242 jp1ajs2eaagt 30247 jp1ajs2chkagt 33139 jp1ajs2qlagt 30300 jp1ajs2atmsg 32251 jp1ajs3sysctla 32257 jp1imevt 30098 [container2] jp1ajs2qagt 31242 jp1ajs2eaagt 31247 jp1ajs2chkagt 34139 jp1ajs2qlagt 31300 jp1ajs2atmsg 33251 jp1ajs3sysctla 33257 jp1imevt 31098