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  1. XLOGFILE=%XCOM_HOME%\xcom.log
  2. # Name of XCOM log file.
  3. AGE_TIME=432000
  4. # Any waiting queue entries will be removed from the queue when the
  5. # value of AGE_TIME is reached.
  6. ATOE_FILENAME=%XCOM_HOME%\convtab\atoe.tab
  7. # The name of the file containing the ASCII-to-EBCDIC character
  8. # conversion set. This parameter is ignored if INTERNAL_CONVERSION_TABLES
  9. # is set to YES.
  10. CODETABL=
  11. # The prefix to the file names, atoe.tab and etoa.tab, containing the external
  12. # ASCII-to-EBCDIC and EBCDIC-to-ASCII custom character conversion tables that
  13. # determine which external translation tables will be used by the transfer.
  14. # This parameter is valid only if INTERNAL_CONVERSION_TABLES=NO
  15. CONVERT_CLASSES=
  16. # For incoming report transfers only.
  17. # A character string containing print classes for which EBCDIC
  18. # to ASCII conversions will be performed.
  19. CREATE_DIRECTORIES=YES
  20. # For incoming transfers, should missing directories be created?
  21. DAEMON_TIMEOUT=60
  22. # The maximum time, in minutes, that XCOM waits for a response before
  23. # aborting a session with a partner.
  24. DATACLAS=
  25. # (MVS SMS only.) One- to eight-character name of a data class to be used when
  26. # allocating a new SMS-managed data set.
  27. DEBUG_FLAG=NO
  28. # Indicates whether to print trace to STDERR.
  29. DOMAIN=RRQ_QC
  30. # The Windows domain name for use in authenticating the userid and password.
  31. DSNTYPE=
  32. # (MVS SMS only) Data set type definition, specified as LIBRARY or
  33. # PDS. If omitted, the site system default is used.
  34. #
  35. # Note: The DSNTYPE value of LIBRARY defines a PDSE and the DSNTYPE value of
  36. # PDS defines a partitioned data set. These are IBM standards for SMS processing.
  37. EOL_CLASSES=
  38. # For incoming report transfers only.
  39. # A character string containing print classes for which an ASCII
  40. # NL will be appended to each record.
  41. ETOA_FILENAME=%XCOM_HOME%\convtab\etoa.tab
  42. # The name of the file containing the EBCDIC-to-ASCII character
  43. # conversion set. This parameter is ignored if INTERNAL_CONVERSION_TABLES
  44. # is set to YES.
  45. EXPIRATION_TIME=60
  46. # The maximum time in seconds that a transaction can be
  47. # held in the queue.
  48. FILE_ACCESS_PASSWORD=
  49. # Password for access to local files.
  50. FILE_ACCESS_USERNAME=
  51. # Name of user accessing local files.
  52. IMPLICIT_PACKING=NO
  53. # Indicate TCP/IP should always use packing.
  54. INTERNAL_CONVERSION_TABLES=NO
  55. # Indicates to xcomtp whether or not to use the internal
  56. # conversion tables.
  57. LCLNTFYL=
  58. # Specifies the local user notification level.
  59. # Value Definition
  60. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  61. # A or ALL NOTIFY on transfer completion
  62. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  63. # W or WARN NOTIFY only if the transfer received a warning or error
  64. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  65. # E or ERROR NOTIFY only if the transfer received an error
  66. LOG_CONNECT_MSG=YES
  67. # Specifies if the XCOM log file should include the following connection
  68. # messages: XCOMN0785I, XCOMN0786I, XCOMN0793I, XCOMN0805I, XCOMN0811I,
  69. # XCOMN0812I, XCOMN0813I, XCOMN0814I and XCOMN0818I
  70. MAIL_PASSWORD=
  71. # Password used when NOTIFYL is set to MAIL.
  72. MAIL_USERNAME=xcom
  73. # User id used when NOTIFYL is set to MAIL.
  74. MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES=200
  75. # Maximum number of entries allowed in the queue.
  76. MAX_SESSIONS_ENTRIES=50
  77. # Maximum number of lines in the xcom.ses file.
  78. METACODE_CLASSES=
  79. # For incoming report transfers only.
  80. # Classes of print jobs that will be saved in metacode format.
  81. MGMTCLAS=
  82. # (MVS SMS only.) One- to eight-character name of the management class to be used
  83. # when allocating a new SMS-managed data set.
  84. PORT=8044
  85. # Default port when connecting to a remote server.
  86. # The Windows/NT registry Local Machine on Local Machine
  87. # key SOFTWARE/ComputerAssociates/XCOM/CommunicationServer
  88. # Port_Read has the value used for the local server listen.
  89. PROTOCOL=TCPIP
  90. # The default protocol to use for a transfer.
  91. QUEUE_PATH=%XCOM_HOME%\q
  92. # The directory containing the queue data files.
  93. RMTNTFYL=
  94. # Specifies the remote user notification level when sending data to a remote
  95. # system.
  96. # Value Definition
  97. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  98. # A or ALL NOTIFY on transfer completion
  99. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  100. # W or WARN NOTIFY only if the transfer received a warning or error
  101. # --------------------------------------------------------------------
  102. # E or ERROR NOTIFY only if the transfer received an error
  103. REMOVE_TRAIL_BLANKS=NO
  104. # Should trailing blanks be removed from the end of each
  105. # record when receiving a text file?
  106. SECURE_SOCKET=NO
  107. # This parameter has two values: YES and NO. When the value is set to YES; the transfer
  108. # uses an OpenSSL socket and must connect to a SSL listener on the remote partner.
  109. # If the value is set to NO; the transfer uses a Non OpenSSL socket.
  110. SESSIONS_FILE=%XCOM_HOME%\config\xcom.ses
  111. # The path name of the xcom.ses file. This file tells
  112. # XCOM 6.2 how many sessions can be used by a single LU.
  113. SHELL_CMD="cmd.exe" "/c"
  114. # System command processor to run .bat files (jobs, reports and notification)
  115. # Use /c to exclude dos box and /k for debugging
  116. SOCK_DELAY=YES
  117. # TCP/IP delay socket option.
  118. SOCK_RCV_BUF_SIZE=0
  119. # TCP/IP socket option receive buffer size;
  120. # 0 means use the default.
  121. SOCK_SEND_BUF_SIZE=0
  122. # TCP/IP socket option send buffer size;
  123. # 0 means use the default.
  124. STAT_FREQUENCY=1
  125. # Update shared memory for xcomqm and the xcomnt gui
  126. # every nnn records.
  127. STATUS_ENTRIES=50
  128. # Display transfer entries in the Queue Status Window and
  129. # can be set from 10 to 1000.
  130. # If it is not set, the default value is 50.
  131. STORCLAS=
  132. # (MVS SMS only.) One- to eight-character name of a storage class that is to be
  133. # used for a new SMS-managed data set.
  134. TCP_CMD=%XCOM_HOME%\xcomtcp.exe
  135. # Command to start transaction program.
  136. TXPI_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT=0
  137. # This value, in seconds, specifies how long after TCPSelect detects a
  138. # broken socket before a TXPI Socket error is generated. If set to 0
  139. # (the default) Select is not enabled.
  140. # Default is 0. Maximum value is 1200 (20 minutes).
  141. TEMPDIR=d:\xcom_tmp
  142. #TEMPDIR=%XCOM_HOME%\tmp
  143. # The directory containing the temporary files.
  144. TP_CMD=
  145. # Command to start transaction program.
  146. TRACE_PATH=%XCOM_HOME%\trace
  147. # Location of the trace data files.
  148. TXPI_BUF_SIZE=32768
  149. # XCOM buffer for TCP/IP sends and receives;
  150. # The default value of 32K allows multiple records to
  151. # be received in a single socket function call.
  152. TXPI_SEND_CHECK_FREQ=10
  153. # The number of TCP/IP send requests between checks by
  154. # XCOM to see if data is available to be received.
  155. # Larger values delay recognition of an error from the partner.
  156. # Smaller values degrade performance.
  157. TXPI_TERM_TIMEOUT=20
  158. # The maximum wait in seconds for the partner to end
  159. # TCP/IP communications before forcing an end.
  160. # A timeout may occur when a transfer ends abnormally.
  161. WRITE_EOF=NO
  162. # If YES, the end-of-file character (CNTL-Z) is written at
  163. # the end of received text files.
  164. # The EOF character is always removed from the end of text
  165. # files when reading/sending.
  166. XCOM_CONFIG_SSL=%XCOM_HOME%\config\configssl.cnf
  167. # This parameter specifies the value of the configssl.cnf file
  168. # path and file name
  169. XCOM_PASSWORD=
  170. # This parameter assigns the default value of the PASSWORD which
  171. # is used if no PASSWORD is provided by the remote system.
  172. XCOM_SHOW_CIPHER=NO
  173. # The parameter used to display encryption algorithms in
  174. # CA-XCOM queue detail information.
  175. XCOM_USERID=xcom
  176. # This parameter assigns the default value of the USERID which
  177. # is used if no USERID is provided by the remote system. This
  178. # feature can be disabled by setting no value to this parameter.
  179. XCOM_TEMP_EXT=
  180. # This parameter assigns three character extension for a
  181. # temporary file.
  182. XCOM_TRUSTED_OVR=N
  183. # Indicates whether or not to allow a transfer to override the USERID
  184. # parameter when specifying a TRUSTED=Y transfer.
  185. XENDCMD=
  186. # Optional command to be invoked on completion of any transfer
  187. # (job, report or file)
  188. XPRECMD=
  189. # Optional command to be invoked on completion of any transfer
  190. # (job, report or file)
  191. XLPCMD=%XCOM_HOME%\xcomlp.bat
  192. # Name of the command used to send print jobs to the spooler.
  193. XNOTIFYCMD=%XCOM_HOME%\xcomntfy.bat
  194. # Pathname of the command that CA-XCOM will use to notify
  195. # users of the completion of a transfer. This is normally a
  196. # .bat file that composes a message and invokes mail or
  197. # write as appropriate.
  198. #
  199. # The script has been modified so that the popup box does not
  200. # appear on the screen during the NOTIFICATION process.
  201. # To restore previous functionality, specify set use_pop=YES
  202. XPPCMD=
  203. # Optional command to be invoked on successful completion
  204. # of an incoming file transfer
  205. XTRACE=0
  206. # Trace level for incoming transfers.
  207. SYSNAME=LOTUN
  208. # Used to uniquely identify the system from where the XCOM history
  209. # records were generated on. No default.
  210. SYSID=UNIT
  211. # Used to unqiuely identify the system from where the XCOM history
  212. # records were generated on. Default is PCNT
  213. XCOMHIST=xcomhist
  214. # This is the ODBC Data Source Name
  215. # Default is xcomhist
  216. XCOMHIST_BACKSLASH=N
  217. # Treat a backslash in a file name as a single \ (Y) or a double \\ (N)
  218. # This is dependant on the target ODBC system. If Z/OS/DB2, for example
  219. # a single \ is needed in order to display the data correctly.
  220. # If the ODBC is PC based, like Mysql, for example, then \\ is treated as
  221. # a single \.
  222. # For MySQL users, If XCOMHIST_BACKSLASH=Y, the sql-mode option must also
  223. # have NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES enabled.
  224. XCOMHIST_FILE=%XCOM_HOME%\config\history.inserts
  225. # This is the name of the flat file to contain insert records in the
  226. # event that the database machine is not connected and availiable.
  227. # Records will also be written into this file as a result of an SQL
  228. # failure.
  229. XCOMHIST_PASSWORD.ENCRYPTED=71 7D 63 E3 ED F5 DF 5A 84 94 75 EA 76 A0 85 09 85 90 7A F5 78 82 86 05 97 91 76 FA 83 84 68 06 93 A3 77 00
  230. # This is the password of that user
  231. XCOMHIST_SPLIT_FILE=Y
  232. # Split the file into 72 byte chunks.
  233. XCOMHIST_TBL=xcom_history_tbl
  234. # This is the XCOM HISTORY Table
  235. # Default is xcom_history_tbl
  236. XCOMHIST_USER=root
  237. # This is a generic userid that has been defined to the RDMS
  238. XCOMHIST_OWNER=xcomhist
  239. TRUST_ODBC=xcomtrust
  240. # This is the ODBC Data Source Name for the Trusted Tables.
  241. # Default is xcomtrust
  242. TRUST_PASS.ENCRYPTED=71 7D 63 E3 EB E0 EB 59 84 94 75 EA 76 A0 85 09 85 90 7A F5 78 82 86 05 97 91 76 FA 83 84 68 06 93 A3 77 00
  243. # This is the password of user for the Trusted Tables .
  244. TRUST_USER=root
  245. # This is a generic userid that has been defined to the RDMS for the Trusted Tables.
  246. TRUST_OWNER=xcomtrst
  247. TRUST_TABLE_PFX=XCOM_TRUSTED
  248. # Prefix to use for the names of the Trusted Tables
  249. # Default is XCOM_TRUSTED
  250. SMTP_SERVER=
  251. # Specify up to a 64 byte string with the name of the SMTP server (required only when
  252. # MAIL_TYPE=SMTP).
  253. MAIL_TYPE=MAPI
  254. # Specify the type of MAIL server used for sending mail notifications. Options:
  255. # MAPI – Only for Windows
  256. # SMTP – SMTP server
  257. # MAIL - Only for Unix
  258. CACHE_READ_SZ=1024
  259. # Use to define read buffer for I/O operation. Minimum value is 0 and Maximum value is 9999.
  260. # if value is between 1 to 1023, XCOM will automatically convert into 1024. if it is 0 then
  261. # it will not use read buffer.
  262. CACHE_WRITE_SZ=1024
  263. # Use to define write buffer for I/O operation
  264. # Minimum value is 1024 and Maximum value is 9999.
  265. GATEWAY_IP=
  266. # Indicate the Gateway domain (or IP address) to which XCOM data transport server is allied.
  267. GATEWAY_PORT=
  268. # Gateway port to which XCOM data transport server is allied.
  269. GATEWAYCERT=
  270. # Specify the filename for the certificate that will be passed to the
  271. # Gateway to validate the request is from an authorized XCOM server.
  272. GATEWAYPKEY=
  273. # Gateway certificate's private Key
  274. CAPKIHOME=C:\Program Files\CA\SC\CAPKI\Windows\amd64\64\lib
  275. # used to specify ETPKI library path.
  276. GATEWAYCPASS=
  277. # password used for generating Gateway certificate's private key
  278. GATEWAY_VERSION=R115
  279. # Indicate the Gateway Release to which XCOM data transport server is allied.
  280. FIPS_MODE=
  281. # Specify the mode to use for encryption/decryption. Yes indicates that
  282. # encryption/decryption will be running in FIPS mode. No means
  283. # encryption/decryption will not be running in FIPS mode.
  284. XCOM_JVM=C:\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\JRE\1.7.0_17\bin\server\jvm.dll
  285. # Specify the full path and filename for the Java JVM shared library.
  286. TRUST_DATABASE_NAME=
  287. # Specify the name of the database which is hosted on the database server.
  288. TRUST_SERVER=
  289. # Specify the name of the database server where the trusted database is hosted
  290. TRUST_PORT=50000
  291. # Specify the port of the database server where the trusted database is hosted.
  292. TRUST_DATABASE_TYPE=DB2
  293. # Specify the type of the database which is hosted on the database server.
  294. USEROVR=YES
  295. #This parameter specifies whether LUSERID can be overridden.
  296. # YES  Specifies that LUSER can be used.
  297. # NO   Indicates that the local userid cannot be changed.
  298. # Default: YES
  299. TRNENCRL_CIPHER=COMPAT
  300. # Specify the requested list of ciphers which are used to encrypt the
  301. # password fields for locally initiated transfers.
  302. # Default: COMPAT
  303. TRNENCRR_CIPHER=XCOM:ALL:COMPAT
  304. # Specify the permitted list of ciphers which can used to encrypt the
  305. # password fields for remotely initiated transfers.
  306. # Default: XCOM:ALL:COMPAT
  307. TRNENCRR_DHBITS=1024
  308. # Specify the size (in bits) of the prime number used during DH (Diffie-Hellman ) exchange
  309. DEFAULT_CHARSET=ISO-8859-1
  310. # This parameter will specify a default character set for the server platform.
  311. # It will provide default value for the LOCAL_CHARSET when this parameter is not specified and the server is the local machine for the transfer.
  312. # Similarly, it will provide default value for the REMOTE_CHARSET when this parameter is not specified and the server is the remote machine for the transfer.
  313. # DEFAULT: ISO-8859-1
  314. DEFAULT_INPUTERROR=FAIL
  315. # Identifies the action to be taken when input file data is not consistent with the specified LOCAL_CHARSET.
  316. # It can hold values FAIL, SKIP, REPLACE, REPLACE#nnnnnnnn Where nnnnnnn is 0-1114111
  317. # DEFAULT: FAIL
  318. DEFAULT_CONVERROR=FAIL
  319. # Identifies the action to be taken when input file data fails to convert to REMOTE_CHARSET
  320. # It can hold values FAIL, SKIP, REPLACE, REPLACE#nnnnnnnn Where nnnnnnn is 0-1114111
  321. # DEFAULT: FAIL
  322. DEFAULT_DELIM=ASCII:CRLF:LF
  323. # DEFAULT_DELIM global parameter will be used, if the LOCAL_DELIM or REMOTE_DELIM transfer parameter is omitted
  324. # This parameter will hold a string containing one or more colon seperated delimeter options
  325. # DEFAULT: ASCII:CRLF:LF
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