Re: APPN config

If you are requesting session from location MOOMPS01 to location KURUZS01, which
are not default locations for both systems (KURUZS and MOOMPS, respectively),
then you can do either of the two things:
 - specify explicit pair in STRPASTHR command - STRPASTHR  RMTLOCNAME(KURUZS01)
LCLLOCNAME(MOOMPS01)
 - add location pair to APPN remote configuration list - WRKCFGL etc.

BTW - do you really need non-default locations? If not, just try STRPASTHR
RMTLOCNAME(KURUZS).

Best regards
    Alexey Pytel



benji@intercomputer.hu on 05/13/99 10:55:22 AM

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Subject:  Re: APPN config

Carl,

It seems I'm missing someting. Here are the important (I think) parms of
the two AS/400s (from DSPNETA):

                                            System A:
System B
Local control point:       MOOMPS
KURUZSLO
Local location name:   MOOMPS01                                KURUZS01
Network ID:                     ICSNA
ICSNA

I have created ethernet lines on both sides from the Client Access task
menu (option 22).
Then I created APPC controllers:

CRTCTLAPPC CTLD(KURUZSLO) LINKTYPE(*LAN) APPN(*YES) RMTNETID(ICSNA)
RMTCPNAME(KURUZSLO) ADPTADR(420024FFFFBD) NODETYPE(*ENDNODE)

CRTCTLAPPC CTLD(MOOMPS) LINKTYPE(*LAN) APPN(*YES) RMTNETID(ICSNA)
RMTCPNAME(MOOMPS) ADPTADR(42003C002442) NODETYPE(*ENDNODE)

I switched on the controllers, and tried a passthru from A to B:
STRPASTHR  RMTLOCNAME(KURUZS01)

I got the message: "Route to specified location not found."
Seems a config error, but I don't know what is the problem exactly.

Benjamin Budai





"Carl Galgano" <cgalgano@ediconsulting.com> on 99/05/13 13:23:30

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Subject:  Re: APPN config

Just create the APPC controllers on both AS400s and attach to the Ethernet
line.  It works well.  I think that only parm you will need to hunt is the
adapter address of the remote machine.  You can do that buy looking at the
lined on the remote machine.  I just configured this exact set up for a
client, it should take you about 5 minutes to set up.
Let me know if you need some detailed info.  I can copy the line/controller
and device desc for our 2 AS400s that do both SNA and IP.
Carl
Carl Galgano
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-----Original Message-----
From: benji@intercomputer.hu <benji@intercomputer.hu>
To: Midrange-l@midrange.com <Midrange-l@midrange.com>
Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 1:30 AM
Subject: Q: APPN config


>
>
>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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