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Albert,

If you have all of your clients configured with IP, then the only reason
I can think of for Client Access failing when AnyNet is disconnected is
that somewhere in your network you are routing IP over SNA.  Are your
clients and host on the same subnet?

Andy

> All the clients are IP.
>
> Albert York
>
>
>       > I am trying to configure an Anynet (APPC over TCP/IP)
connection
> from
>       an
>       > AS/400 to a mainframe. It seems that when I end Anynet
(CHGNETA
>       > ALWANYNET(*NO) it prevents Client Access users from connecting
to
> the
>       > AS/400.
>       >
>       > Is Anynet required for Client Access?
>       >
>       >
>       > Albert York
>
>       Not required, but if someone had configured an APPC connection
on
> the
>       Client Access client while AnyNet was turned on, it would cease
to
>       function when AnyNet was disconnected.  Are your clients
configured
>       under IP or APPC?
>
>       Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
>



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