Specifies the command to issue if the z/OS region abends. Typically, you specify the START rname command.
ABENDCMD = ____________________
Specifies the type of stack:
STACKTYPE = ____________________
Specifies the stack job name if an IBM TCP/IP stack is in use.
STACKNAME = ____________________
Specifies the stack subsystem ID if a CA TCPaccess CS TCP/IP stack is in use.
STACKSSID = ____________________
Specifies the port number that z/VM agents use to connect to the region. The same port must be specified in the z/VM agent configuration.
IPPORT = ____________________
Default: 2636
Range: 1024 through 65535
Specifies the port number that the region uses to connect to Linux agents. This port is specified in the Linux agent configuration.
LXPORT = ____________________
Default: 2636 (port of the SOLVE service in the xinetd configuration on the Linux systems)
Range: 1024 through 65535
Specifies the port number that syslog uses to connect to the region. The same port must be specified in the syslog configuration.
SLPORT = ____________________
Default: 601
Range: 1 through 65535
Specifies the port number used to deliver unsolicited messages to client products. You can specify either an unused port number (static) or a token (up to 16 bytes) that acquires a port number dynamically. The same configuration must be specified in the client products.
We recommend using a token.
MSGPORT or MSGTOKEN= ____________________
Default: CALINUXUNSOLMSG: (a token)
Range: 1024 through 65535 for MSGPORT
Specifies the port number used for commands from and responses to client products. You can specify either an unused port number (static) or a token (up to 16 bytes) that acquires a port number dynamically. The same configuration must be specified in the client products.
We recommend using a token.
CMDPORT or CMDTOKEN = ____________________
Default: CALINUXCOMMANDS: (a token)
Range: 1024 through 65535 for CMDPORT
Specifies whether to permit multiple clients to connect to the UNSOLMSG server. Permitting multiclient connections degrades performance.
Values: NO and YES
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