The Listener runs on the same device as the client message store. The Listener receives push notifications from the server and passes them on to the QAnywhere Agent.

The Listener is configured to work with QAnywhere. In some rare circumstances, you may want to change the default behavior.

For example, if you need to manually start the Listener with custom options, you could do so with the following command:

dblsn.exe -u ias_mystore_lsn -e mystore -t+ mystore
          ... other options ...  

For the QAnywhere Agent to find the Listener you just started, you would also need to restart the QAnywhere Agent as follows:

qaagent -c "dbf=mystore.db;server=mystore;dbn=mystore" -id mystore 
  -lp 5001 -x tcpip(host=acme.com)

where 5001 is the receiver port of the UDP listener library of dblsn.

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