To identify your CICS® TG to CICS when connecting over IPIC, you can provide your APPLID in the ctg.ini file or specify an APPLIDQUALIFIER and the APPLID.
SECTION PRODUCT
APPLID=MYAPPL
APPLIDQUALIFIER=MYQUAL
ENDSECTION
DFHIS3000 .... IY2GTGA2 IPCONN APPL with applid MYQUAL.MYAPPL
autoinstalled successfully using autoinstall user program DFHISCIP
and template SECTEMPL after a connection request was received on
tcpipservice SRV50889 from host 1.23.456.789
DFHIS2001 .... IY2GTGA2 Client session from applid MYAPPL accepted for IPCONN
APPL.
By default, the user replaceable module DFHISCIP
uses the last four characters of the incoming CICS TG APPLID as the name of the IPCONN. In
this example, the last four characters of MYAPPL are APPL because
padded spaces are ignored. CEMT INQ IPCONN
STATUS: RESULTS - OVERTYPE TO MODIFY
Ipc(APPL ) App(MYAPPL ) Net(MYQUAL ) Ins Acq Nos
Rece(100) Sen(000) Tcp(SRV50889)
Ipc(SECTEMPL) App(SECTEMPL) Net(GBIBMIYA) Ins Rel Nos
Rece(100) Sen(000) Tcp(SRV50889)
Note that the IPCONN template must be INS REL for it to be used by an incoming request. The autoinstalled IPCONN, for example, APPL, is INS ACQ.