Starting the IPMonitor v1.0 for Java application

For Windows NT and Windows 2000 Host On-Demand servers, the command file to run the IPMonitor utility is installed in the hostondemand\lib\samples\IPMonitor directory when Host On-Demand is installed. The command file is called IPMon.cmd, and it is the only file installed on Windows Host On-Demand servers.

For other operating systems running Host On-Demand servers, all the script files to run the IPMonitor utility are installed in the hostondemand\lib\samples\IPMonitor directory. Script files include:

IPMon-AIX for AIX
IPMon-Novell.cnf for Novell
IPMon-OS2.cmd for OS/2
IPMon-UNIX for HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris

To start the IPMonitor utility, type the following at the command line (be sure to use the parameters in the correct order):

IPMon-xxx [hostname] [host port] [local port]

where:

IPMon-xxx is the IPMonitor utility command or script file for your operating system.
hostname is the name of the remote host. If this parameter is omitted, the default hostname is unknown.
host port is the port for the remote host. If this parameter is omitted, the default port is 23.
local port is the port for the IPMonitor utility. If this parameter is omitted, the default is 8888.

For example, on AIX you could run:

IPMon-AIX vmhost 23 8888

where vmhost is the hostname of the host connection you want to trace, 23 is the host port, and 8888 is the local port for IPMonitor.

If you do not specify any parameters when you start the IPMonitor utility, you can type in values for the parameters when the IPMonitor window appears.

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