Mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection

A mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection shows a mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection. In Image 1, the controller and tracker are in the same address space. In Image 2, the tracker is connected using XCF. In Image 3, the remote tracker is connected using TCP/IP. The spool is shared only between Image 1 and Image 2 (JES2 MAS). You must have two Data Stores, one installed in Image 2 and one in Image 3.

Figure 1. A mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection

The graphic shows a mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection.
Key:
FCC
Data Store Communication task
FL
Fetch Job Log task
FN
Data Store SNA handler task
MAJOR
Controller/tracker main task
ID
Task for Data Store-to-controller TCP/IP communication
IP
Task for Tracker-to-controller TCP/IP communication

Example members for Figure 11 shows the initialization statements you can use to create the configuration in A mixed TCP/IP and XCF connection.

Table 1. Example members for Figure 11
Controller member  
C1
OPCOPTS
 RCLEANUP(YES)

 FLOPTS   
 TCPDEST(********.'1.22.333.4','1.22.333.4'
 
 DSTGROUP(XCFGRUCD)
 CTLMEMT(XCFMEMCD)
 XCFDEST(********.XCFMEMD2,XCFMEMT2.XCFMEMD2)

ROUTOPTS
 TCPIP(TRK1:'1.22.333.4')
 XCF(XCFMEMCT)
  Tracker members  
T1
OPCOPTS
 NCFTASK(NO)

TRROPTS 
 HOSTCON(XCF)

XCFOPTS 
 GROUP(XCFGRUCT)
 MEMBER(XCFMEMT2)
T2
OPCOPTS
 NCFTASK(NO)
 
TRROPTS 
 HOSTCON(TCP)
 TCPHOSTNAME('1.22.333.4')
 Data Store members
D1
DSTOPTS 
 HOSTCON(XCF)
 DSTGROUP(XCFGRUCD)
 DSTMEM(XCFMEMD2)
D2
DSTOPTS 
 HOSTCON(TCP)
 CTLHOSTNAME('1.22.333.4')