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ASTi Telestra User Guide (Ver. 2, Rev. L.1)

HLA Settings

HLA: Active RTI

The “Active RTI” setting selects which runtime libraries to use for HLA applications.

If the desired RTI is not listed, you must ﬁrst upload its archive.

Note: If you are using libraries from MÄK or VTC, you must also specify a license server

hostname to use. The license server IP address is optional, depending on your network setup.

If your network supports DNS, a license server IP address is not necessary. If you are not

using DNS, the IP address for your license server is required.

HLA: RTI License Server Name

If you are using an RTI from MÄK or VTC, you must specify a license server host-

name to use. The license server IP address is optional, depending on your network

setup. If your network supports DNS, a license server IP address is not necessary. If

you are not using DNS, the IP address for your license server is required.

The speciﬁed license server name must match the name in the “SERVER” line in the MÄK

license ﬁle.

HLA: RTI License Server IP Address

If you are using an RTI from MÄK or VTC, you must specify a license server host-

name to use. The license server IP address is optional, depending on your network

setup. If your network supports DNS, a license server IP address is not necessary. If

you are not using DNS, the IP address for your license server is required.

HLA: RTI License Server Port

Used in conjunction with license server name and IP address, this setting speciﬁes the

TCP/IP port number over which communications with the license server occurs.

These settings are only required when using a MÄK or VTC RTI.

This setting is optional. If this ﬁeld is blank, Telestra will automatically determine the correct

TCP/IP port on which to communicate with the license server. If this ﬁeld contains a value, the

license server port must match the port speciﬁed in the “DAEMON” line in the MÄK license

ﬁle.

HLA: Ethernet Remote Control Interface

Each ethernet card in the Telestra system can accept HLA-speciﬁc, runtime com-

mands from external sources, such as a host computer. When “on”, this setting

enables remote control for that ethernet card; “off” disables remote control.

By default, remote control is enabled for all ethernet cards.

This setting’s format in the Telestra Conﬁguration ﬁle has changed in version 2.0. Older

Telestra Conﬁguration ﬁles from HLA Communications systems (version 1.6 and prior) will

still work in version 2.0, but the Remote Control Interface will be turned “on” by default,

unless otherwise speciﬁed through the RMS web interface.

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