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# Queries to the UNIX gateway

From AS400, you can query the status, log, or configuration of the Windows gateway (see the manual [ED50USUC](file://indranas/editran$/Entorno-AS400/Editran52/usuario/Minsait/PlantillaNuevaDocumentacion/ED50USUC.doc), chapter 1.4), provided that it has been configured; for this, it is necessary that the process *logsrv* which listens by default on port 8120. This value can be modified through the environment variable EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE. For example, if the following lines of the startup script were modified, the port would be 6120 (KEY\_BASE + 120).

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\#EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE DEFINITION

EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE=6000

export EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE


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