Yes I believe that is the case.  We are not using z/OS for the VPN
service.

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Subject: Re: z/OS DFS SMB Performance

Is the VPN terminated outside from z/OS ?
I mean:
[1]---encrypted-Inet--- [2] ---clearLAN--- [3]

1 - remote PC with VPN
2 - local  VPN device
3 - mainframe

Is the above true ?

-- 
Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland


Smith, Sean M wrote:
> Problem:
> 
> When connecting to work over VPN, SMB performance leaves a lot to be
> desired.  Where a 200k file in the office loads in 5-9 seconds, over
VPN
> it takes 50-60 seconds.  It does not appear to be a server problem or
a
> bandwidth problem.  I tried the same file directly pulling it from an
> HFS and I got it loaded in 6 seconds from home.  I then setup a file
> server on a z/OS box to see if it would perform better.  It did not.
> Talking to local VPN expert, he basically said that SMB is "chatty"
and
> that we will see some improvement with Windows Vista.
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> Reading the DFS manual for SMB, there are several notes about
> performance one of which states that HEAPPOOLS(ON) provides a
> significant improvement.  What they don't say is what the heap pool
> sizes and percentages should be for SMB.  I am overriding the
HEAPPOOLS
> in the JCL so these will not be system wide.  I tried HEAPPOOLS(ON)
and
> did see a good improvement.
> 
>  
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.

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