# 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.

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