Wayne
How time flies! It seems only yesterday I was reflecting on the novelty of
actually having the TN3270 server function running as an "external client"
as is the relationship of all the other server - and indeed *real* client -
functions associated with TCP/IP for MVS - as I first knew it - to the main
address space. Actually it seems only the day before yesterday I was
wrestling with this novel networking software, its peculiar ways and its
cavalier approach to terminology when the same component was sometimes a
"server" and sometimes a "client", whether "internal" or "external".
Chris Mason
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Subject: Re: How to reload SSL certificate for z/OS TN3270 server
Chris,
All true, except, "encouragement" should be replaced by "long term
requirement" as z/OS 1.8 is the last version of CS that supports the
TN3270 running as a subtask of the TCPIP stack. The sooner you get to
running the TN3270 in a separate address space, the sooner you eliminate
a migration task.
Wayne Driscoll
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Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 11:08 PM
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Subject: Re: How to reload SSL certificate for z/OS TN3270 server
Tom
The encouragement today is to split the "internal client", namely the
TN3270 server function, from the main CS IP address space and run it in
its own address space. Thus "recycling" the TN3270 server is not
necessarily going to involve "recycling" the whole of CS IP. Perhaps the
need sometimes to "recycle" the TN3270 server is one of the reasons why
the split is encouraged.
Chris Mason
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