Allan
AFAIK ANYNET is no longer supported.
This is one of those points that is very easy to discover from the on-line
manuals - just as the original question was, come to think of it - and, more
recently a probably for which the exact opposite is a certainty. I may find
sufficient energy
APPN Network Node
DLUR/DLUS Support for Local LU's
DLUR/DLUS Support for Downstream LU's
AnyNet SNA over TCP/IP Gateway
AnyNet Sockets over SNA
SNA API Clients Running APPC Applications
SNA API Clients Running 3270 or other LUA Applications
3270/LUA Applications
Focal Point
AS/400 Shared Folders
window that has various configurations that you can
choose from. I.E.
SNA GATEWAY
APPN Network Node
DLUR/DLUS Support for Local LU's
DLUR/DLUS Support for Downstream LU's
AnyNet SNA over TCP/IP Gateway
AnyNet Sockets over SNA
SNA API Clients Running APPC Applications
SNA API Clients Running 3270
Mike
I was composing this response before your posts appeared on the IBMTCP-L
list.
... is anynet incorporated into z/os vtam like enterprise extender is?
Two of the AnyNet components, SNA over IP[1] and Sockets over SNA,
*used* to be incorporated into VTAM (the Communications Server SNA
Hello all, is anynet incorporated into z/os vtam like enterprise
extender is? Or is there any way to communicate with an SNA
Gateway(Communications Server) from z/os 1.7 using the enterprise
extender functions?
Thanks.
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On Tue, 7 Jul 2009 16:03:10 -0500, Ward, Mike S
mw...@ssfcu.org wrote:
Hello all, is anynet incorporated into z/os vtam like enterprise
extender is? Or is there any way to communicate with an SNA
Gateway(Communications Server) from z/os 1.7 using the enterprise
extender functions?
ANYNET
On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 06:44:30 -0500, Chris Mason chrisma...@belgacom.net wrote:
...
[3] In principle this applies to APPN nodes also and could be used to
argue that, just because a LEN or APPN node does not have a visible PU,
it still has a PU and that the PU could be used to characterise the
Pat
Yes, I suspected that this peculiar TCP62 implementation could have distorted
your vision of AnyNet SNA over IP.
It would appear that TCP62 behaves as a LEN node with just one single logical
link end-point implemented as the TCP (and UDP) sockets program following
AnyNet SNA over IP
Pat
While true, there isn't much need for it, either.
You're using the wrong tense; try was for is. In the days when AnyNet
Sockets over SNA was created, the mid-90s, there was an golden opportunity
not to scrap SNA network infrastructure in favour of IP network infrastructure
but simply
that on this list (and others).
... AnyNet SNA over IP constituted a Low Entry Networking (LEN)
link just like any other LEN link, ...
Actually, I didn't have any education (or training) on AnyNet. I just
picked up some manuals and started cobbling together something
that would allow a CICS to talk
Jim
Is there any replacement function for Anynet SNA over TCPIP.
Jim Wangler's response was incorrect only in the last character. There is no
need for a question mark. Enterprise Extender is the excuse to remove the
AnyNet SNA over IP function. Regrettably there is no replacement
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:53:46 -0500, Chris Mason
chrisma...@belgacom.net wrote:
... Regrettably there is no replacement for the
brilliant AnyNet Sockets over SNA function.
While true, there isn't much need for it, either. It's rare to find 2
devices with SNA connectivity that don't have IP
When configuring z/OS 1.9 I find that the VBUILD TYPE=TCP vtam definition
no longer exists. Is there any replacement function for Anynet SNA over
TCPIP.
Jim McAlpine
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Subject: anynet SNA over TCPIP
When configuring z/OS 1.9 I
AFAIK, Anynet is no longer supported. As of z/OS 1.8
See http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/e0z2m151.pdf pp 133-134
snip
Subject: anynet SNA over TCPIP
When configuring z/OS 1.9 I find that the VBUILD TYPE=TCP vtam
definition
no longer exists. Is there any replacement function
the ability to
connect IP.
Ernie.
When configuring z/OS 1.9 I find that the VBUILD TYPE=TCP vtam definition
no longer exists. Is there any replacement function for Anynet SNA over
TCPIP.
Jim McAlpine
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