APPN tunneling or pass-through router configuration w/ CAWIN95 -Reply

John,

>>Has anyone attempted (or know if it's even possible) to configure a
>>CAWIN 95 router connection (using 802.2) through an AS/400 to
>>another using a "tunneling" or "pass-thru" approach?  Specifically, we
>>have a smaller AS/400 sitting on a seperate segment of our network
>>via a secondary token ring adapter in our larger AS/400. Is it possible
>>to do this in an environment as I have described?

Yes, you can do this.  First, configure an 802.2 connection to your
primary system. If Autoconfig is not on, you will need to create your own
APPC controller.  Do this in NS/Router if using Win/95 or NT.  While in
NS/Router, create sessions to the other AS/400's.  When you get back to
setting up Client Access, the other Router sessions will appear.  Really
not hard to do.  All based upon the magic of APPN and what they call
Source Route Bridging if I believe correctly.  If you want step by step,
you can call me after this weekend at me NEW (actually old) job.  My last
day at IBM is this Friday.  My new info is below.

HTH,
John Cirocco
(Soon to be) Computer Task Group, Inc.
700 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY  14209
JCirocco@gw.ctg.com
(716) 888-3566
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