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SAProuter Configuration and Administration - Overview
Route Strings
Creating a Route Permission Table
Specifying the File for the Route Permission Table: Option -R <routtab>
Setting Up SNC Connections: Option -K
Re-Read Route Permission Table: Option -n
Route Permission Table
Example of a Route Permission Table
Example of a Route Permission Table with SNC
Starting and Stopping SAProuter: Option -r and -s
Triggering Soft Shutdown: Option -p
Configuring and Administrating SAProuter
Changing the SAProuter Port: Option -S
Specifying Ports for Outgoing Connections: Option -M
Specifying Network Interface for Outgoing Connections: Option -I
Changing the Maximum Number of Clients: Option -C
Specifying Host Name and Password: Option -H
Starting an Additional SAProuter with Maximum Number of Clients: Option -Y
Setting Up a Standard Error Message for Clients: Option -Z
Not Resolving IP Addresses from Incoming Connections: Option -D
Activating IPv6: Option -6
Closing the Connection: Option -c
Displaying Connection Information: Option -l and -L
Activating SAProuter Logging: Option -G
Restricting the Size of the Log File: Option -J
Preventing Overwriting of Trace and Log Files: Option -E
Evaluating the Log File of SAProuter
SAProuter Trace File
Specifying the Trace File: Option -T
Changing the Trace Level when SAProuter is Started: Option -V
Changing the Trace Level in a Productive System: Option -t (toggle trace)
Writing Detailed Information to the Trace File: Option -d (dump buffers)
Emptying the Internal Buffer: Option -f (flush buffers)