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ASTi Telestra Remote Control Interface User Guide (Version 1, Revision C)

The Telestra system can be managed by remote control through a TCP/IP connection. Through

this connection, a host computer can:

• Tell the Telestra federate to join or resign a federation

• Specify the federate name, federation name to join, and fed ﬁle to use

• Direct the Telestra system to shutdown or reboot

The host can also get information from the Telestra system:

• Joined/resigned status

• Current federate name, federation name, and fed ﬁle name

• RTI network activity information

• Lists of known objects on the RTI

The host can only get this information if it is controlling the Telestra system. The commands and

responses through this interface are all text based, human readable messages. A host emulator pro-

gram is supplied with the Telestra system that can act as a console attached to the Telestra feder-

ate, either on the local box or a remote one. The connection is designed to be robust - if the

connection is unexpectedly closed or broken, the socket will automatically re-open and begin lis-

tening for a new connection.

Also described in this document is a tool called hostemu (short for Host Emulator), which pro-

vides a method of experimenting with the Telestra remote control interface. There is also a

method for printing the trafﬁc on the remote control interface to the screen, which can be used in

debugging the interface.

Setting Up the Connection

The remote control interface is set up in the conﬁguration ﬁle for the Telestra federate (more

information on the conﬁguration ﬁle can be found in the document Telestra Quick Start Guide).

For example, inserting

Control_Port = 45001

into the default.cfg ﬁle will cause the Telestra federate to set the remote control interface to listen

for TCP/IP connections on port 45001.

When Telestra is run without a speciﬁed remote control interface port, it takes remote control

interface commands directly from the console.