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/SM590000HOST=LOCALHOST: If you are enabling IPv6 on your IBM i system and need certain Content 
Manager OnDemand instances to use IPv4 addressing and others to use IPv6 
addressing, you might need to change HOST=LOCALHOST to HOST=IPV6-LOCALHOST within the 
ARS.INI stanza for each instance that you want to use IPv6 addresses. Y ou might want 
certain instances to run with IPv6 and others with IPv4. This mixed environment is fully 
supported. Also, during the transition from IPv4 to IPv6, Content Manager OnDemand 
clients that use IPv4 addresses can connect to the server simultaneously with clients that 
use IPv6 addresses. 
Configuration parameters in the ARS.CFG file
Y ou might need to change several of the ARS.CFG configuration parameters from the default 
values before you use this instance. To do so, edit the ARS.CFG file in the 
/QIBM/UserData/OnDemand/instancename directory (where instancename is the name of the 
instance that you want to review). For example, you might use the following Edit File 
command:
EDTF '/QIBM/UserData/OnDemand/MYINSTANCE/ARS.CFG' 
If the instance is created in an IASP that is named IASP2, use the following command:
EDTF '/IASP2/QIBM/UserData/OnDemand/MYINSTANCE/ARS.CFG' 
Y ou can change these values: 
/SM590000ARS_LANGUAGE=ENU: Specifies the language in which this instance runs. The 'ENU' value 
indicates the usage of the English language. Valid languages are listed in the “Locales” 
section in the IBM Content Manager OnDemand for i - Common Server Administration 
Guide, SC19-2792.
/SM590000ARS_MSGS_LANGUAGE=ENU: Specifies the language that is used for server messages. The 
'ENU' value indicates the usage of the English language. Valid languages are listed in the 
“Locales” section in the IBM Content Manager OnDemand for i - Common Server 
Administration Guide, SC19-2792.
/SM590000ARS_AUTOSTART_INSTANCE=1: Specifies whether to automatically start the server for this 
instance when you use the Start TCP/IP Server (STRTCPSVR) command. Set this value to 1 
to automatically start this instance’s server; set this value to 0 if you do not want to 
automatically start this instance’s server. For more information about controlling the 
servers that start automatically, see the “Starting and stopping servers” section in the IBM 
Content Manager OnDemand for i - Common Server Planning and Installation Guide, 
SC19-2790.
Do not modify any of the other values in these instance definition files without first consulting 
with Content Manager OnDemand Support. 
Y ou must end and restart the instance server after you make any changes. 
2.4.3  Starting and stopping servers 
Y ou must start a server for an instance before clients can connect to it.