This section contains an alphabetic list of the OpenSystemServer attributes. The list includes a description of each attribute, its valid values, and the CA Vtape features it supports.
Consider the following:
Defines the name of the profile data set associated with the TCP/IP subsystem. The profile data set is used to resolve a host name to a TCP/IP address.
Valid Values:
The data set name is dynamically allocated at startup with a DD name of SYSTCPD.
The TCP/IP subsystem data set must be coded in the SVTSCE JCL procedure with a DD name of SYSTCPD.
Default: JCL
Required: No
Feature: Miscellaneous
Defines the TCP/IP address of the CA Cloud Storage for System z Server.
Valid Value: 1 to 48 character TCP/IP address
Default: None
Required: Yes
Feature: Miscellaneous
Define a pair of unit address for CTC devices that the local CA Vtape subsystem uses to establish a piped connection with a Linux Server running on System z.
Valid Values: uuu1,uuu2
Two valid unit addresses that are separated by a comma.
Default: There is no default value.
Required: Yes
Feature: Miscellaneous
Define the port number that the CA Vtape TCP/IP listener uses. Use the attribute to establish connections with the Linux Server.
Valid Values: 1-65535
Default: None
Required: Yes
Feature: Miscellaneous
Defines the internet protocol family to use when creating sockets for remote connections. The addressing family defines the protocol format of an internet address.
Valid Values:
Indicates that the IPv4 protocol is used.
Indicates that the IPv6 protocol is used.
Default: IPV4
Required: No
Feature: MIscellaneous
Defines the one to eight-character TCP/IP address space name that CA Vtape uses. If unspecified, the system derives the value from the TCP/IP configuration file as described in the IBM z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide.
Valid Value: A valid TCP/IP address space name
Default: $NULL
Required: No
Feature: MIscellaneous
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