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Lines of categories TCP/IP-TCP and TCP/IP-TCP Redundant were designed for the needs of communication protocols that are built directly on TCP/IP. Both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols are supported. TCP/IP-TCP Redundant enables the implementation of redundant communication (redundant network lines, redundant network interfaces) and configuration of two or more IP addresses of a communication partner, and creation of two parallel TCP connections.
The following protocols are supported at the present time:
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Note: It is possible to use symbolic addresses * or ALL (for IPv4 protocol) or [*] or [ALL] (for IPv6 protocol) - in this case, the KOM process listens on a chosen TCP port on all network interfaces which are available.
If the configured protocol is not a server protocol, the IP address of the communication partner to which the KOM process connects should be configured.
Note: If the configured protocol is not a server protocol, for selected protocols, multiple IP addresses or names can be configured (separated by commas or semicolons). The KOM process will cyclically try all configured IP addresses/names when connecting to a communication partner.
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