T he Reques ter Screens

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The Requester Screens

A Requester is responsible for collecting request information to be sent to the remote Oracle Tuxedo domain. The Requester establishes network connectivity, transmits data to Oracle Tuxedo, and receives data from Oracle Tuxedo. Each Requester is responsible for one and only one remote endpoint (or one TCP/IP address/port combination). You can configure multiple Requesters to point to the same endpoint, but each Requester can have only one endpoint.

On the following maintenance screens, each instance of the Requester is given a logical machine ID (LMID). You can give a Requester any unique LMID that is meaningful to you. Every service name is associated with one LMID. This method allows the Requester to know which remote machine is responsible for a particular service.

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