On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 03:18 AST, David Boyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > PVM might be an answer. It had both SNA and scripting capabilities, and its a > pretty decent session manager.
PVM comes with an SNA session manager (PVMG). The LU name you have associated with VSCS could be moved to PVMG. Instead of seeing a VM logo the user now sees the PVMG-driven node selection screen. Anything reachable by PVM is fair game. It doesn't use telnet, but it does support TCP/IP connections to other PVM nodes, so that means licensing PVM on each of your VM systems. > If you had to roll your own, the IBM CCL code does have API libraries for some > SNA functions, or you could probably easily add SNA function to YVETTE. Not CCL. IBM Communications Server for Linux (CSL) has SNA APIs. Easily add SNA function to YVETTE? I thought it was a CMS app. (I haven't looked at it in years.) Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
