To open the TCP/IP collection agent configuration, click Build → New Configuration. Select Workflow from the Configurations dialog. When prompted to Select workflow type, select Realtime. Click Add agent and selectTcp Ip from the Agent Selection dialog. Double-click the agent icon or right-click the icon and select Edit agent, to display the Agent Configuration dialog.
TCP/IP Tab
TCP/IP collection agent configuration dialog - TCP/IP tab
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Host | The IP address or hostname to which the TCP collector will bindconnects. If the host is bound connected the port must also be boundconnected. If left empty, the TCP collector binds connects to all IP-addresses available on in the system.
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Port | The port number from which the data is received. Make sure the port is not used by other applications.
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Allow Multiple Connections | If enabled, Select this checkbox to allow several TCP/IP connections are allowed simultaneously. If disabledcleared, only one at a time connection is allowed. | |||||
Number of Connections Allowed | If Allow Multiple Connections is enabled, the maximum number of simultaneous connections is specified as selected, enter a number between 2 and 65000 to specify the number of allowed connections. | |||||
Send Response | If enabled, Select this checkbox to have the collector will be able to send a response back to the source. If If Allow Multiple Connections is enabled is selected, the collector expects a UDR extended with the default TCPIPUDR as a reply. If disabledthe checkbox is cleared, it expects a bytearray.
For a description of the differences between a single - and a multiple connection setupor multiple connections, see A TCP/IP Example. | |||||
| Send TCPIPStateUDR | If enabled, you can track the connection state of the client. When this option is selected the collection agent sends a udr indicating the status of the client connection each time it changes state. See TCPIPStateUDR in TCP/IP Related UDR Types.
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