Startup

Work File Generation Path (tmpdir)

Specify the path to store the HULFT temporary files.

There are cases where HULFT temporarily processes receiving data and then creates a work file that contains the data. Therefore, check whether there is sufficient free disk space in the specified drive.

Note

When using the HULFT Clustering function with HULFT8 Server grade, specify a path on the local disk.

Service Port No. (srvport)

Specify the port number that HULFT uses internally when accepting a request from another host.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

Command Acknowledge Port No. (sddport)

Specify the port number that HULFT uses when accepting the Send File and the Resend File.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

Receive Port No. (rcvport)

Specify the port number that the Receive process uses when waiting for data that is sent from the remote host.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

Observe Port No. (obsport)

Specify the port number that the Observe process uses when accepting a request from another host.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

Service Process Port No. (srvcprocport)

Specify the port number that the service process uses when accepting a request from another host.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

If you do not intend to open the communication port of service process, do not specify any value for this field.

Scheduler Port No. (schport)

Specify the port number that the Scheduler process uses when accepting a request from another host.

Make sure that this port number is not a port number that is reserved by the operating system or a port number that is being used by another application.

If you do not intend to open the communication port of the Scheduler process, do not specify any value for this field.

Send Process Multiplex Level (sndpsnum)

Specify the maximum number of Send threads started simultaneously by the Send process.

In the case of sending, when the number of the simultaneous remote hosts increases, the workload on the system or communication lines also increase.

Therefore, this option should be set in line with the condition of the system currently in use.

Receive Process Multiplex Level (rcvpsnum)

Specify the maximum number of the Receive threads that start at the same time.

The number of threads that can be received cannot exceed this value.

In the case of receiving, when the number of transfers (Receive processing) that HULFT carries out increases, the load on the system or communication lines also increases.

Therefore, this option should be set in line with the condition of the system currently in use.

Automatic Process Startup (autostart)

Each process is activated upon starting up the HULFT service.

Whether or not to start up each process can be specified by setting '0' or '1' in a 4-digit field. The setting '1' for a certain digit specifies automatic startup, while setting '0' for a certain digit specifies no automatic startup. The values are, from left, the Send process, the Receive process, the Observe process, and the Scheduler process.

0:: Do not set automatic startup
1:: Set automatic startup

If values are specified as shown above, the Send process and the Observe process start at the same time the service starts, but the Receive process and the Scheduler process do not start.

Note

You can use the Scheduler if HULFT8 Server grade is installed.

Process Auto Reboot Max. Count (procrestartcnt)

Specify the maximum number of automatic reboot attempts when a process ends unsuccessfully.

When '0' is set, the process will not be restarted automatically.

Process Auto Reboot Retry Interval (procrestarttime)

Specify the interval (in seconds) until the next restart attempt when the automatic process reboot is executed upon the unsuccessful end of the process.

Account Name

Specify an account name to operate the Send process, the Receive process, the Observe process, the Pre-send Job, and Scheduler.

Specify this field within 20 characters. (Regardless of the number of bytes, count one graphic character as one character.) The spaces before or after the characters are deleted.

The account name should be specified as the user name registered on Windows. When this field is omitted, the Send process, the Receive process, the Observe process, and Scheduler are operated under the system account. On the other hand, the Pre-send Job is operated under the account of the user who issues the Send File.

The user you specified in the Account Setting section using the User Manager should satisfy the following conditions:

When Windows system administrator uses HULFT

The account belongs to the Administrators group on the local machine.
The account is assigned the following user rights:
- Act as part of the operating system
- Adjust memory quotas for a process
- Replace a process level token
- Restore files and folders
- Back up files and folders

When general user uses HULFT

The account belongs to the Users group on the local machine.

Note

It is necessary to log on to a Windows machine using the Account Name you specified, and create the user environment of the account in the system beforehand.
The user you specified in the Account Setting section should be ready to log on to the target Windows machine.
When handling networked files in an environment where HULFT8 Server grade is installed, a system account might not be able to log in to the remote machine. To handle network files, you must set an account for the HULFT service other than the account name in the System Environment Settings. For details, refer to (3) Account settings (when handling networked files) in Service.

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Refer to the relevant manual of the operating system in use for setting user rights.

Domain Name

Specify the name of the domain, if the above account is located in a domain.

Specify the field in half width characters within 64 bytes. The spaces before or after the characters are deleted.

Specify the domain name registered in Windows.

Note

Omitting this field sets a local account for the value.

Password

The password for the above account name is specified. Specify the field within 127 half width characters. Specify the password registered in Windows.