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The interface is a stand-alone program for Linux that communicates with MediationZone through the specified TCP port.

 The interface consists of the following binaries:

  • start_ftaminterface - Starts the interface.

  • status_ftaminterface - Reports status of the interface.

  • stop_ftaminterface - Terminates the interface.

  • ftamagent - Internal communication agent.

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It is important to start the interface by using a full path name. If the binaries are placed in /opt/mz/ftam/bin the same path must be used when the interface is started. The following command can be used to start the interface:

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$ /opt/mz/ftam/bin/start_ftaminterface ROOT_DIR=/var/ftamroot PORT=16702
The port name mzftam not found in /etc/services, the default value 16702 
 will be used.
Binary directory:    /opt/ftam_isode_if
FTAM root directory: /var/ftam_root
FTAM interface port: 16702
INFO: The interface has been started.
$

 

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Info!

The binaries can be found in the installation package that you used to install MediationZone. They are located in: <release content directory>/release/complete/other/FTAM_LINUX_ISODE.tar. The release content directory will be where you have extracted your installation files from the tgz.

Note

Note!

If you are using a 64-bit OS, you will be required to install the 32-bit versions of the OS system libraries. This is because the ftam binaries requires the 32-bit versions of the OS system libraries to be present.

The root directory contains internal state information for recovery and log files.

Info

Info!

The binaries can be found in the installation package that you used to install MediationZone. They are located in: <release content directory>/release/complete/other/FTAM_LINUX_ISODE.tar. The release content directory will be where you have extracted your installation files from the tgz.

Note

Note!

If you are using a 64-bit OS, you will be required to install the 32-bit versions of the OS system libraries. This is because the ftam binaries requires the 32-bit versions of the OS system libraries to be present.

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