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G&R

-DN ipaddress:port

v78sim -li tcp -dn 192.150.211.4:9998

This selects the server to which you connect. You can use its numeric IP-

address or you can use its symbolic name. In the latter case it must be registered

in your hosts file or with your name server. You can append a colon and a

numeric port number or use a symbolic name. In the latter case this symbolic

name must be registered in your services file.

-D_ on/OFF

Windows

Server

gspool -id gs1 -ps \\SERVER\LEXMARK

-li tcp -am tnvip -d_ on

-ho some.gcos.system

UNIX

Linux

gspool -id gs1 -pc lp -li tcp -am tnvip

-d_ on -ho some.gcos.system

This enables the line handler’s data trace. Any data sent/received to the client

application is written to a file in the Host Links debug directory. The trace file

generated can be used as input to various debug tools used by G&R support in

order to reproduce e.g. emulations problems. See section Host Links trace.

-HO ipaddress:port

v78sim -li tcp -ho 192.150.211.4:9998

This selects the server to which you connect. You can use its numeric IP-

address or you can use its symbolic name. In the latter case it must be registered

in your hosts file or with your name server. You can append a colon and a

numeric port number or use a symbolic name. In the latter case this symbolic

name must be registered in your services file.

-HW interval (tenths of seconds)

v78sim -li tcp –hw 5

This sets a timeout for signaling 'turn'. It is needed when, after output, the

server does not pass a turn signal to a Host Links client that needs it; typically a

client simulating an asynchronous terminal connected by Telnet (e.g. Gweb

connected to a HVX system). In the example, the line handler will pass the turn

signal (enclosure 3) to the application when 0,5 seconds have passed without

any further output from the server.

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