RE: APPN config

- Enable anynet in the network atributes. 

- Create the  appc controller with *ANYNW type, and all the remote AS/400
systems will appear as a device under this controller. 

- Create a configuration list (WRKCFGL).

        The parameter for remote control point have to match in the appc
controller      and the configuration list.This means that in both systems you
have to         especify the same values.

- Configure the distribution services. 

- In CFGTCP create the alias of remote AS/400 with two names:   
xxxxxxx.appn.sna.ibm.com     and
                    xxxxxxx
(where xxxxxxx is the name of the remote as/400 especified in the CFGTCP)

- start subsystem qsnads. 

        
I did this a long time ago, so I hope everything is correct. 

For my own experience I've found that it is greate to run SNA commands
under a TCP/IP network.
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> De: benji@intercomputer.hu
> A: Midrange-l@midrange.com
> Asunto: Q: APPN config
> Fecha: miércoles 12 de mayo de 1999 14:14
> 
> 
> 
> I have a very simple question: what configuration steps are needed to
> setting up APPN between two AS/400s in a LAN environment (Ethernet)? I
set
> up the line descriptions, and TCP/IP is working, but would like to use
SNA
> too.
> 
>       Benjamin Budai
> (ICSS Kft. - HUNGARY)
> 
> 
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