On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 06:44:30 -0500, Chris Mason 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
>type 2.1 node! No
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 protoc
Just one small comment on one very small excerpt:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 07:07:15 -0500, Chris Mason
wrote:
>...
>Pat, there's a hole in your education! ...
Chris,
This definitely not the first time you've discovered that! :-)
Nor the first time I've displayed that on this list (and others).
>
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
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:53:46 -0500, Chris Mason
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 connectivity.
>...
>Ther
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
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.
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
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
Enterprise Extender?
Jim Wangler
214-502-6445
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Subject: anynet SNA over TCPIP
When configuring z/OS 1.9 I
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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