UNIX Adjacent Node Examples

The following examples show how to define adjacent UNIX nodes.

TCP/IP Adjacent Node Example

The following example shows two adjacent node entries with session protocol types of TCP/IP:

  • The first entry specifies the default TCP/IP port number by leaving the communications name positional parameter null. The IP address will default to the node name to be resolved by domain name resolution.
  • The second entry specifies a TCP/IP port number of 5555 and an IP address of 199.5.5.5.
    ADJACENT.NODE=(PARSESS=(6,2) -
    	  (UNIX.CD.CHICAGO,,,TCP) -
    	  ENVIRONMENT=UNIX)
    ADJACENT.NODE=(PARSESS=(6,2) -
    	  (UNIX.CD.DALLAS,5555,199.5.5.5,TCP) -
    	  ENVIRONMENT=UNIX)

Notice that no APPLID or LOGMODE keywords are used for any TCP/IP node. A warning is generated for any unneeded keyword or subparameter, and the coded value is ignored.

LU6.2 Adjacent Node Example

The following example shows an adjacent UNIX node with a communications name (APPLID) of D1UNIX and a session protocol type of LU6.2. The logmode entry name is LU62MODE. The LOGMODE parameter is required for LU6.2.

ADJACENT.NODE=(PARSESS=(6,2) -
	(UNIX.LU62.DALLAS,D1UNIX,,LU62) -
	LOGMODE=LU62MODE  -
	ENVIRONMENT=UNIX)