Review the preceding sections before you execute the examples on starting the System i TCP/IP Dispatcher.
Note: In these examples the parameter 62000 is the assigned port number. However, it can be any unused port number that is not in the range of port numbers previously registered with the Internet Assigned Number Authority (IANA). These registered ports are typically within the range of 0 to 1023.
We recommend using port numbers between 3000 and 62000 to avoid conflicts with lower numbers as they become registered. Also note that port 70000 is not a valid port number.
The YOBLISTEN job runs until it is ended manually or by the system IPLs. Set the SCDTIME parameter to a time after the IPL, when the STRTCP command was issued to complete the TCP/IP startup.
Example 1:
Write your own CL program to start PLEX700/YOBSYTCPDP or PLEX700/YOBSYTCP, and call the CL program as part of your IPL.
Example 2:
Create a Job Schedule Entry (ADDJOBSCDE).
The following is an example you can use if your IPL happens nightly:
ADDJOBSCDE JOB(YOBLISTEN) CMD(CALL )) FRQ(*WEEKLY)
PGM(PLEX700/YOBSYTCPDP) PARM('62000'
SCDDATE(*NONE) SCDDAY(*ALL) SCDTIME('hh:mm:ss')
JOBD(PLEX700/PLEX) JOBQ(QGPL/QINTER) USER(QSECOFR)
TEXT(Plex TCPIP C/S Dispatcher')
Note: The PARM value in the previous statements must include the single quotes or the call will fail.
After submitting the ADDJOBSCDE command, the Dispatcher will not start until the scheduled time after the next IPL.
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