HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 154)

Troubleshooting
Library Media Manager Installation and User’s Guide— 529970-001
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Example 2
Example 2
PROBLEM:
Which PORT is the LMM server configured to run on?
SOLUTION:
The server the NonStop system communicates with the library and LMM software is
through the use of TCP/IP port numbers. This has to be configured when the LMM
software is installed. It can normally be anything between 4001 and 8000. It will show
up when you run a VIEW_CONFIG in your LMM configuration menu. If you are using
LMM Clients, make sure they use a different port number than the LMM Server uses
[preferably at least 10 ports apart, i.e. HOST = 4001, CLIENT = 4011].
Example 3
PROBLEM:
Which TCP/IP process are you running the LMM software on?
SOLUTION:
You can start LMM on any TCP/IP process that you have running. TSI recommends
using a TCP/IP process other than $ZTCP0/1 on the NonStop system. This is
considered an internal network that controls the internode communication on the
NonStop system. To see which TCP/IP processes that are running, enter the following
command from any TACL session:
STATUS *,PROG $SYSTEM.*.TCPIP
Then, put whichever process you want in the LMM startup file as follows:
clear all
param TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME $ZB01A
delay 10 seconds
RUN $<vol>.<subvol>.tsilmms0/name $SERV, nowait, pri 190,
term $ZHOME, out $ZHOME, cpu 0/
Note. The LMM port numbers used in your LMM configuration do not need to be defined in the
SERVICES or PORTCONF file.
Note. LMM will automatically add one to your port number and open this port for EMS
messaging. For example, if you have LMM configured to run on port 4001, you will also need
port 4002 open. You will not need to configure the EMS port number, since LMM will
automatically open it when you start the LMM processes.
Note. Having a delay in the LMM startup obey file will help when establishing a connection.