How does autocfg choose what tns entries it generates, missing entries

Hi,
I have upgraded my test system from 12.0.6 to 12.1.3.
My set up is I have 2 appltiers on serperate boxes. 1 for Web and 1 for Concurrent processing.
When I from the system up I could not open concurrent request output or logfiles. The reason was there was no FNDFS/FNDSM tns entries generated on the Web Tier for that point to the CP Tier.
When I look on the CP Tier there are no FNDFS/FNDSM tns entries generated that point to the Web Tier.
I managed to get these generated by
(1) In the context file for the Web Tier set a_admin_server to point to the CP Tier box.
(2) In the context file for the CP Tier set a_admin_server to point to the Web Tier box.
Then when I run autocfg it generates the TNS entries I need. But I need to know how it works as we plan to have more than 1 web Tier .
Can anyone help.
Regards
Graham

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