Walter,
My mistake. I misunderstood. In addition to the vary off/on of the LU as
Glen pointed out, you could also stop/start the listener; you can specify
the LUNAME. There's a separate listener for SNA and TCP/IP.
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Rick,
It doesn't appear we have a problem with the NT to MVS connectivity. But we
are responsible for the MVS side, and we get the problem in the MVS to NT
sender channel which is started and defined on the MVS side. I don't think
the NT box has MVS to NT receiver channel problems.
Walt
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I think you should be able to restart the LU6.2 connection via the SNA
server on the NT box.
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We have an NT to MVS and MVS to NT channel receiver and channel sender on
our MVS queue manager. The sender is defined as a connection via LU6.2.
Recently we have had the line get dropped and the MVS log displays that the
sender has LU6.2 connection problems and the channel goes into abnormal
termination. Nothing unusually with this.
Our problem is reestablishing this connection. When the physical line is
repaired, the Administrator claims he has to recycle the Queue Manager for
the LU6.2 connection to work. I know for the TCP connections that are
defined, we just "stop and start" the channel (usually on both sides) and
we are successful. But I am not sure why the Administrator claims lack of
success with the "stop and start".
I want to point out that we are still running 1.2 on MVS and that is why
the manual "stop and starts" for the TCP connections (Eventually we will
get into the 21st century).
Is there a reason why a channel "stop and start" for the LU6.2 doesn't work
the same? Do we really have to bring down the Queue Manager to get it to
function?
TIA
Walt Childson
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