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4-24 Administrative Products for DB2 Installation Guide
Configuring TCP/IP
Figure 4-14 Example of INI#ACV Member
##Server INI file used by ALTER for DB2
sbiDBS.CP =CP037
sbiDBS.MaxAgents =16
sbiDBS.MAXADDR=16
sbiDBS.AutoStart =1
sbiDBS.Server1 =MVSTCP
MVSDB2.AccessDriver =SBIDB2M
MVSSPD.AccessDriver =SBISPDM
MVSJZS.AccessDriver =SBIJZSM
MVSFILE.AccessDriver =ACVFILM
MVSTCP.ServerEnabled =1
MVSTCP.OperatingMode =SERVER
MVSTCP.LocalMethod =MultiplexSVP
MVSTCP.AccessDriver =SBIRTMM
MVSTCP.ProtocolDriver =SBITCPM
MVSTCP.lanadapter =0
MVSTCP.client =
MVSTCP.server =
MVSTCP.protocol =tcp
##TCPIP Port address assigned to Server
MVSTCP.service =1313
##Packet size must be at least 8192
MVSTCP.packetsize =8192
MVSTCP.receivetimeout =0
MVSTCP.transmitttimeout =0
MVSTCP.SASDebug =0
MVSTCP.HPNS =1
JSI.JSISSID =JSI1
JSI.JESSID =JES2
JSI.JSIDDL =00
JSI.SPOOLBYOWNER =0
FOREGROUND.STARTEDPROC=BMCAKMFG
SCRIPT.FILE ='BMCADMN.V621.D62.SCRIPT'
##SECTION DOPTS "DOPTS BY SSID:NICKNAME" ST_1
DOPTS.DB25_DIRECT =BMCADMN.V621.D62.LOAD(ALUDOPD1)
At the bottom of the INI#ACV member is the DOPTs file location that the
product uses to connect to DB2. The SSID field that is stored in the DOPTs
module is the SSID to which the ALTER and CHANGE MANAGER
products’ clients connect. This DOPTs module is referenced by a nickname
that you specify during the configuration of the client.
