User guide

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Freeway User Guide
3.7.1 Build the Loopback Programs on UNIX systems
Step 1: Point the TSI configuration files to your Freeway server
For all protocols and programs (except certain demo programs
1
), you must point the
transport subsystem interface (TSI) configuration files in
freeway/client/test/name to your
Freeway server’s name or IP address. The TSI configuration file names for each protocol
are listed in Tab l e 3 – 3. The protocol subdirectories (
name) are listed back in Tab le 3– 2
on page 62. The default value of the Freeway
server parameter in the TSI configuration
file is
freeway_0. To point to your current Freeway server, you must do one of the follow-
ing:
1. Edit your
/etc/hosts file and assign your current Freeway IP address to the host
name
freeway_0 (refer to Section 3.3.2 on page 49), or
2. Edit the TSI configuration file and change the server parameter
freeway_0 to the
name or IP address of your current Freeway.
A client TSI configuration file might reference the
server parameter more than once, and
must be changed at each occurrence.
Step 2: Run the make file
From the
freeway/client/test/name directory, enter one of the following commands depend-
ing on the system you are using.
make -f makefile.aix all (for an IBM AIX system)
make -f makefile.lnx all (for a Linux system)
make -f makefile.hpux all (for an HP/UX system)
make -f makefile.sgi all (for an SGI system)
1. Certain demo programs such as BSCDEMO and ADNDEMO may be designed to prompt you for
the Freeway name instead of having you change the TSI configuration file. Check the appropriate User’s
Guide to see if this applies to the demo program you are using.