rtsnode.config(4)                   CLIX                   rtsnode.config(4)



  NAME

    rtsnode.config - Reliable transfer service (RTS) connection configuration
    file

  DESCRIPTION

    The rtsnode.config file defines a connection between one RTS and another,
    where filename.config is the MTA name of an adjacent RTS whose entry is in
    the master configuration file (see rts.dat(4)).

    When a connection configuration file is updated, the rts command rereads
    the file at the next earliest instance.  When the master configuration
    file is updated, the rts command rereads the file and checks that each of
    its connection configuration files is still current.

    If any new configuration file has been added, rts rereads that file and
    adds it to its list of supported connections.  If a configuration file has
    been deleted from the master file, rts closes that connection at the
    earliest suitable time.  It moves any messages pending transfer to its
    output directory, for rerouting by the MTA, and stops accepting OPEN
    requests from that adjacent RTS.

    The rts command can send or receive messages from any adjacent RTS for
    which it has a connection configuration file.  However, it may be
    desirable to enable the rts to receive messages from other rts processes
    for which it has no configuration file.  This is necessary to enable
    messages to be received from an unknown network service access point
    (NSAP).  This is achieved by including a file in the list of connection
    configuration files in the rts configuration file, such as other.config..

    Refer to the Message Handling System (MHS) tutorial in the Intergraph
    ISO/OSI Administrator's Guide for an example and more details on the
    connection configuration file.

  FILES

    /usr/lib/mhs/config/filename.config
           Default filename, where filename is the MTA name of an adjacent RTS
           whose entry is in the master configuration file (see rts.dat(4)).

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Files:  rts.dat(4)

    Intergraph ISO/OSI Administrator's Guide








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