Re: Integrating Domino into a home-grown iSeries app

["Patrick Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, I've got four interfaces running on my server, but the server we are 
hoping to do this on isn't ours.  Since I don't know if the administrator 
on that box will let us create additional interfaces, I thought an off 
port would still allow us to proceed

Thanks,
Patrick




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Forget the port idea.  You should have a minimum of two interfaces 
configured on that lan card.  One for native i5/os and one for each domino 

server.
CFGTCP
1. Work with TCP/IP interfaces
Then, in Domino, you read up on "bind specific".  There they will talk 
about things like:
WRKDOMSVR
13=Edit NOTES.INI
TCPIP_TcpIpAddress=0,10.10.1.186:1352
Where 10.10.1.186 is the ip address of the tcp/ip interface you configured 

for Domino.
Heck, I even do two ip addresses on a windows server running a single 
domino server.  That way if some windows weenie insists on getting a 
default windows page with a browser he can go to his address and I can 
browse my address.
NETSTAT, option 3 is your friend.

Rob Berendt