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Chapter 2<br />

Parameter name and values<br />

Required/<br />

optional<br />

Comments/values -- what <strong>it</strong> means<br />

BRIDGE = String Optional The device name to be used by the BRIDGE<br />

process placed on that LMID to access the<br />

network.<br />

FADDR = String Optional This is to specify the network address<br />

used by one machine connecting to other<br />

machines. This parameter, along w<strong>it</strong>h the<br />

FRANGE parameter, determines the range<br />

of the TCP/IP ports to which a process will<br />

attempt to bind before making an outbound<br />

connection.<br />

FRANGE = number Optional This is to specify the range of TCP/IP ports<br />

to which a native process will attempt<br />

to bind before making an outbound<br />

connection. The FADDR parameter specifies<br />

the base address of the range.<br />

NETGROUP = String Optional String is the network group associated<br />

w<strong>it</strong>h this network entry. If unspecified,<br />

the default, DEFAULTNET, is assumed.<br />

The NETGROUP parameter, if not set to<br />

DEFAULTNET, must have previously<br />

appeared as a group name in the<br />

NETGROUPS section of the file.<br />

Things to remember<br />

The following are the things to remember when configuring and structuring a<br />

Tuxedo application:<br />

• Once you have your UBBCONFIG file, you need to run the tmloadcf command<br />

to create the TUXCONFIG file, which is a binary version of UBBCONFIG. As<br />

w<strong>it</strong>h UBBCONFIG, the TUXCONFIG file may be given any name (for example,<br />

tmloadcf –y ubbconfig).<br />

• The TUXCONFIG environment variable defines the location on the master<br />

machine where the tmboot command uses the binary TUXCONFIG file, so <strong>it</strong><br />

must be set to an absolute pathname ending w<strong>it</strong>h the device or the system<br />

file where TUXCONFIG is to be loaded.<br />

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