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This command is optional. By default, it is set to 3. You might need to increase it to
higher number if ePortal clients receive a port open error messags similar to the
following:
NW RESET SENT DUE TO PACKET RESEND LIMIT EXCEEDED /
NW LOCAL IP ADDRESS = 192.168.223.250, LOCAL PORT = 7952)
Configuring a Named Pipe
ePortal includes a utility program, named SYSTEM/EPORTAL/NAMEDPIPE, that runs on
the MCP Environment. This program uses the named pipe EPORTALPIPE to communicate
with the ClearPath ePortal controller in order to support E-mail Notification. If the
EPORTALPIPE named pipe is not already defined in the Client Access Services
configuration file, define the named pipe with the attributes in the following example:
SHARE EPORTALPIPE
(TYPE = PIPE
,COMMENT = ″CLEARPATH EPORTAL NAMED PIPE INTERFACE″
,ACCESS = ALL
,APPNAME = ″*SYSTEM/EPORTAL/NAMEDPIPE ON DISK″
,APPORTINTNAME = ″EPORTALPORT″
,PORTMAXRECSIZE = 15000
);
In the preceding example, the family name of the APPNAME attribute is DISK. You might
need to modify this family name to point to the correct family on your MCP system.
Configuring the MCP EMAIL Utility
Setting Up and Operating the ePortal Specialty Engine
The Portal Alert Notifications feature requires the MCP EMAIL utility to send an e-mail
notification when an error occurs. The MCP EMAIL utility is a part of the MCP release, but
is not configured by default.
You need to set up the MCP EMAIL utility on the MCP and configure the Alert Notifications
feature on the ePortal Specialty Engine. To configure Alert Notifications, specify the e-mail
addresses to which ePortal sends the notifications. For instructions on how to configure
the MCP EMAIL utility, see the System Software Utilities Operations Reference Manual.
Performing Initial Configuration Tasks in ePortal Manager
To complete configuration of the ePortal Specialty Engine, perform the following from the
Component View tab of the MCP Console:
Note: The FS6200 Server has two I/O and Specialty Engine Modules. This procedure
must be performed for both the active and standby ePortal Specialty Engine running in
ISM-0 and ISM-1.
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