1. Verify that VistALink application exists, file 18.03, routines ^XOB*...
Note that xobv-gtm.ro does not contain the VistALink application, only modified
routines for GT.M.

	2. Save copy of original ^XOB* routines using ^%RO or linux cp, or etc.

	3. Restore modified routines from xobv-gtm.ro using ^%RI.

	4. Confirm that modified routines have been restored to the correct path.
ZLINK "XOBVTCPL" WRITE $TEXT(+5^XOBVTCPL) should produce this line -

	   ; SIS/LM - Modified for GT.M - Mar 23, 2004

	5. The Foundations Management screens cannot be used to start and
stop the GT.M listener, without additional changes to ^XOBU* routines.

		To start the listener use JOB LISTENER^XOBVTCPL(8001) where 8001
	represents the chosen port number.

		To stop the listener use DO GTMSTOP^XOBVTCPL(8001) where 8001
	represents the chosen port number.

	6. To verify that the listener has started look for its lock table entry.
For example,

	GTM>  <==Press CTRL-Z here
	[1]+  Stopped                 /usr/local/gtm/mumps -dir
	[gtmuser@localhost gtmuser]$ lke show all

	DEFAULT
	^%ZIS(8994.171,RPCB Listener,ROU,VAH,ROU:KLW133,9210)
                         Owned by PID= 32102 which is an existing process
	^XOB(18.01,VistALink Listener,ROU,VAH,ROU:KLW133,8001)
                         Owned by PID= 18338 which is an existing process
	[gtmuser@localhost gtmuser]$ fg
	/usr/local/gtm/mumps -dir

The entry that starts "^XOB(18.01,VistALink Listener," was set by the listener
and confirms that it is running.