Partner systems via computer-to-computer connection
A partner system that uses openFT V8.1 or later is addressed via its instance ID. This can be obtained from the network administrator or the system administrator of the partner system.
Example 1
A partner system that uses openFT (BS2000) V12.0 and whose symbolic name is FTBS2 is to be entered in the partner list. Its processor name is VAR1 and the instance ID is VAR1.FUSINET.AT. The appropriate command is as follows:
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Example 2
The Unix based partner system with the symbolic name FTUNI2, on which openFT V8.0 is installed, is to be entered in the partner list. The partner system is connected via computer interconnection. Its processor name is UNIX2, which is defined in the Unix system by means of the command fta -p. The corresponding command is:
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Example 3
The partner system FTSIE1 with openFT V10.0 for Unix systems is accessed via TCP/IP with the IP address 123.123.45.67. The FT administrator of the partner system has correspondingly assigned it the instance ID %ip123.123.45.67. The processor name UNIX9 is assigned to the partner system and it uses the default port number for openFT. The port number is defined in the Unix system by means of the openFT operating parameter.
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Partner systems via ISO
If the partner system is connected via ISO, the differences relate solely to the generation of the transport system. The partner entry using ADD-FT-PARTNER occurs as described in the section Partner systems via computer-to-computer connection.