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Server

Specifies the APPLID or the STCIP of the CA XCOM Data Transport server on the mainframe that is to start the transfer. Or the XCOMPLEX Admin Server that is to schedule the transfer to an XCOMPLEX Worker Server. Required.

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Specifies the APPLID of the CA XCOM Data Transport server or XCOMPLEX Admin Server. The APPLID can contain up to eight alphanumeric characters.

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Specifies the STCIP name or address of the CA XCOM Data Transport server or XCOMPLEX Admin Server. The STCIP name can contain 1 through 63 alphanumeric characters and it must be one that has been defined to the domain name server. The address can be in IPv4 or IPv6 notation. This address is the same STCIP that you can specify in your XCOMJOB PARM.

Notes:

• Distributed processing provides the capability of displaying and controlling the queues and the history log of a different CA XCOM Data Transport mainframe system.

  To display a list of queues:

  1. Do one of the following items:
     • Enter the APPLID or STCIP of the CA XCOM Data Transport server whose queue you want to display or modify.
     • Enter the APPLID or STCIP of the XCOMPLEX Admin Server to display the queues for all the XCOMPLEX Worker Servers that are connected to the same XCOMPLEX Admin Server.

       Note: You cannot modify queue information in this display.

  2. Select Option 3, XCOM Operator Control.
• By specifying the remote systems CA XCOM Data Transport APPLID or STCIP, you can carry out third-party processing, which allows you, on the local system, to initiate CA XCOM Data Transport requests between two remote systems.
• For more information about using this field for third-party-initiated file transfers, see the LUSER parameter.