System Environment Settings

This field specifies the path where files that are created temporarily by HULFT are placed.

HULFT processes data to be sent or received and creates a work file temporarily to contain the data, when necessary. Therefore, you need to prepare sufficient free space on the specified drive.

This field specifies the maximum number of the Send threads that can be running simultaneously within the Send process.

The load on the system and lines grows heavier as the number of hosts that are simultaneously carrying out the Send processing increases. Set a value that is appropriate for the conditions of the system that you are currently using.

This field specifies the maximum number of the Receive threads that can be started simultaneously.

When the number of instances of the Receive processing exceeds the value that you set for this field, HULFT does not acknowledge instances of the Receive processing that exceed the value. The load on the system and lines grows heavier as the number of simultaneous instances of the Receive processing increases. Set a value that is appropriate for the conditions of the system that you are currently using.

This field specifies the port number at which the Receive process waits and accepts data sent from another host.

Ensure that this port number is not the same as a port number that is reserved by the operating system, a port number that is used by another application, the port number that is specified for the Request Acknowledge Port No., the port number that is specified for the Command Acknowledge Port No., or the port number that is specified for the Service Port No.

This field specifies the port number at which the Request Acknowledge process acknowledges requests from another host.

Ensure that this port number is not the same as a port number that is reserved by the operating system, a port number that is used by another application, the port number that is specified for the Receive Port No., the port number that is specified for the Command Acknowledge Port No., or the port number that is specified for the Service Port No.

This field specifies the port number HULFT uses to acknowledge the Send processing and the Resend File processing.

Ensure that this port number is not the same as a port number that is reserved by the operating system, a port number that is used by another application, the port number that is specified for the Receive Port No., the port number that is specified for the Request Acknowledge Port No., or the port number that is specified for the Service Port No.

This field specifies the port number that HULFT uses for internal processing when a request from another host is acknowledged.

Ensure that this port number is not the same as a port number that is reserved by the operating system, a port number that is used by another application, the port number that is specified for the Receive Port No., the port number that is specified for the Request Acknowledge Port No., or the port number that is specified for the Command Acknowledge Port No.

This field specifies the JIS year of the Kanji code type of the system on which HULFT is operating.

<Table> Setting Values for JIS Year

This field specifies the conversion rules for space codes.

<Table> Setting Values for Space Character Mode

This field specifies whether to handle a tab code (0x09) as a space code (0x20) or as a tab code (0x09) during text transfer to a EBCDIC-type host with sending side conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for Tab Code Mode

This field specifies whether to start up each process at the same time the service is started.

<Table> Setting Values for Automatic Process Startup

The processes that you can specify are as follows:

This field specifies whether to output the request status log records.

Specify this field for each service that is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Request Acknowledge Log Output

The services that you can specify are as follows:

This field specifies the maximum size for a file that can be received by the Receive processing.

If you carry out file transfer with a host that does not support the transfer of files that exceed the 31st power of 2 bytes, specify the maximum size that is supported by that host.

This field specifies the number of times to try reopening the Send file that is being used in another processing or application.

If you specify '0' for this field, HULFT does not make retry attempts.

This field specifies how long to wait before HULFT tries to reopen the Send file that it failed to open.

This field specifies the number of times to try reopening the Receive file that is being used in another processing or application.

If you specify '0' for this field, HULFT does not make retry attempts.

This field specifies how long to wait before HULFT tries to reopen the Receive file that it failed to open.

This field specifies the number of times to try reconnecting if socket connection fails.

If you specify '0,' HULFT does not try to reconnect.

This field specifies the interval to wait to try reconnecting if socket connection fails.

This field specifies the time-out duration before communication is stopped due to no response from the remote host.

This field specifies the input buffer size for socket communication.

If you specify '0,' HULFT applies the value that is configured in the environment (operating system).

This field specifies the upper limit of the file size for the Console Log file (hulcon.log) in KBs.

If the Console Log file (hulcon.log) reaches the specified size, HULFT clears the content of the file.

This field specifies the job time-out.

This setting is valid for the execution of the Pre-send Job, the successful job on the receiving side when the Notification is 'Successful Job Completion,' and remote jobs. For the execution of other jobs, HULFT waits without any time limit for the job to end.

This field specifies whether to back up the Console Log file (hulcon.log) before HULFT clears the file when the file size reaches the value that is specified in the Console Log Size.

HULFT saves the backed up Console Log with the file name '[hulcon.YYYYMMDDHHMMSS' (the date and time that the backup was created are used as the file extension).

<Table> Setting Values for Console Log Backup

This field specifies whether to delete the unsent file (sddreqcp.dat) when the Send process is started.

<Table> Setting Values for Clear Unsent File

This field specifies whether to delete the Resend Queue file (sddreqls.dat) when the Send process is started.

<Table> Setting Values for Clear Resend Queue File

This field specifies whether to output console messages to the event log.

Specify this field for each type of message.

<Table> Setting Values for Output to Event Logs

The types of messages that you can specify are as follows:

Specify this field as the account name that is registered on Windows to use it as the account name that is used to start the Send process, the Receive process, the Request Acknowledge process, Scheduler, and PPP Server. If you omit this field, HULFT uses the system account to start the Send process, the Receive process, the Request Acknowledge process, Scheduler, and PPP Server.

If you specify the Password or the Domain Name, be sure to specify this field.

For details about conditions regarding these settings, refer to a relevant manual for the client. For Ver.5, refer to HULFT for WindowsNT/Windows Manual; for Ver.6 refer to Administration Manual.

Specify the password of the account name for this field.

Specify the password that is registered on Windows.

This field specifies the name of the domain if the account belongs to a domain. Specify the domain name that is registered on Windows.

This field specifies the types of transfer status that are displayed on the Send and Receive Status List screen on the Client Status Inquiry.

<Table> Setting Values for Status Display Selection

This field specifies the conversion rules for Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) during format transfer or multi format transfer.

This field specifies the sign part when Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) are converted to ASCII data during format transfer or multi format transfer.

This setting becomes effective when you specify 'Mode S' for the Pack Zone Conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for Sign for ASCII

This field specifies the sign part when Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) are converted to EBCDIC data during format transfer or multi format transfer.

This setting becomes effective when you specify 'Mode S' for the Pack Zone Conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for Sign for EBCDIC

This field specifies the number of times to try auto resending when a communication error occurs during the Send processing and the Receive processing.

If you specify '0,' HULFT does not attempt auto resending.

This field specifies the timing for the auto switching of the Send Log files, the Receive Log files, the Request Acknowledge Log files, and the Scheduler Log files.

When the number of log records in each log file exceeds the specified value, log file switching is carried out. If you specify '0' for this value, HULFT does not carry out log switching.

This field specifies how to handle the situation when clearing or deleting the Send file ends unsuccessfully.

HULFT clears or deletes the Send file when the Send processing or the Receive processing has ended successfully.

<Table> Setting Values for Send Transfer Error Recovery

This field specifies how to handle external character table conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for External Character Table Mode

For details about the external character table, refer to Administration Manual for the client.

This field specifies the handling of codes which are not listed in JIS Level 1 and JIS Level 2, nor registered in the external character table.

<Table> Setting Values for Process when External character has not been Registered

This field specifies whether to retry a connection if an error occurs due to exceeding of the Receive Multiplex Level during socket connection to the host on the receiving side.

<Table> Setting Values for Receive Multiplex Level Over Retry

HULFT uses the Connect Retry Count and the Connect Retry Interval for the retry count and the wait time for reconnecting.

This field specifies the conversion rules for KEIS em-size (double-byte) space codes.

This field is valid only if you have selected 'Mode 1' for the field that is described in '(A11) Space Character Mode'.

<Table> Setting Values for KEIS Em-size Space Mode

This field specifies the criteria for deleting records from the Resend Queue when the Send processing is requested for a file ID that already exists in the Resend Queue and when transfer ends unsuccessfully.

<Table> Setting Values for Criteria to Delete Resend Queue

This field specifies the product that is installed on the host on the sending side when a local host that is running HULFT-SAN Ver.6 is the receiving host and the sending host is running HULFT-SAN Ver.5.

You cannot use this field if the host on the sending side is running a version other than HULFT-SAN Ver.5.

<Table> Setting Values for HULFT-SAN Ver.5 Product

If you omit this field or specify an invalid value, HULFT-HUB sets 'HULFT-SAN(H).'

The default value is 'HULFT-SAN(H).'

This field specifies the maximum number of automatic reboot attempts when a process ends unsuccessfully.

If you specify '0' for this field, HULFT does not automatically reboot the process.

This field specifies the interval for retrying a reboot, when HULFT executes an auto reboot after a process ends unsuccessfully.

This field specifies how to handle conversion of external characters.

<Table> Setting Values for Code Conversion Mode

This field specifies how to handle requests from hosts that are not registered in the Host Information.

Specify how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when a service request is acknowledged. This applies to the following services: the Send Request (SEND), the Resend Request (RESEND), the Post-receive Job Result Inquiry Request (HULJOB), the Job Execution Result Notification (HULSNDRC), and the Remote Job Execution (HULRJOB).

<Table> Setting Values for Request Acknowledge Host Check

This field specifies the data transfer method.

<Table> Setting Values for Framed Message Transfer Type

This field specifies the days of the week to set as holidays.

You can specify up to 3 days.

<Table> Setting Values for Week for Holidays

This field specifies whether to specify national holidays as holidays or work days.

Use the Public Holidays can be Designated as Holidays check box to configure this setting.

<Table> Setting Values for National Holiday Mode

This field specifies the rescheduling time.

HULFT carries out scheduling when the specified time is reached. You can view the Schedule Information records that will be applied that day on the Today's Schedule List screen on the Client Status Inquiry.

This field specifies the number of jobs that can be executed at the same time.

This field specifies special holidays other than holidays and national holidays.

If this setting overlaps with a national holiday, HULFT gives priority to the designated holiday. You can set any day throughout the year as a designated holiday.

This field specifies the national holidays throughout the year.

This field specifies the account name for the SMTP server.

You cannot omit this field if you use the Mail Interface function.

Enter the string that is on the left of the 'At' symbol (@) in the email address.

This field specifies the SMTP server that HULFT uses to send email.

You cannot omit this field if you use the Mail Interface function.

If you do not know your SMTP server name, contact your service provider or system administrator.

This field specifies the port number that the SMTP server uses.

In general, '25' is used.

If you specify a string for the Mail Account Name but omit the SMTP Port No., HULFT-HUB sets '25.'

This field specifies the full name of the sender for mail interface.

You can omit this field even if you use the Mail Interface function.

This field specifies the domain name.

You cannot omit this field if you use the Mail Interface function.

Enter the string that is on the right of the 'At' symbol (@) in the email address.