Example 1: Transfer from Linux to Linux through TIBCO Accelerator

This example describes a file sent between two platform servers installed on Linux system through TIBCO Accelerator.

The following figure illustrates the example:

The transfer takes two important steps:

First, you have to verify if the platform server responder (SystemB) has a TIBCO Accelerator daemon running and is listening on the port 9000 and 9002. To verify this, run the ./accstatus command. For more information, see Managing TIBCO Accelerator.
Next, you can initiate a file transfer on SystemA to send a file to SystemB. To have the file be sent through TIBCO Accelerator, use the transfer command is as follows:
```
cfsend ip:10.1.1.224 port:46464 lf:/home/usr/file 
rf:/opt/temp/$(LocalFileName) uid:remote_user pwd:remote_password 
ACC=Y ACCH=10.1.2.150 ACCPort:9099 ACCP:PDP
```

In this example, the last four parameters are added to send a file through TIBCO Accelerator:

The ACC parameter is set to Y to send this file using TIBCO Accelerator.
The ACCH parameter is set to the address to the TIBCO Accelerator client that receives the transfer request.
The ACCPort parameter is set to the port number which the TIBCO Accelerator client listens on.
The ACCP parameter is set to the transfer protocol which is used in the transfer.