Re: Turning Anynet on/off OK?

[Jeffrey Young <cooljeff913@xxxxxxxxx>]

Marty,
Setting ANYNET On or Off will have no effect on any of your TCP-IP apps.
The only thing setting the ANYNET ON will do is allow connections from a client 
using the ANYNET (SNA over IP) protocol.
If you do not have any config objects and are not using SNA, then there should 
be no problem.

"Urbanek, Marty" <Marty_Urbanek@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If I CHGNETA ALWANYNET(*YES) and then IPL and do some testing (to see if some 
code still works with Anynet turned on), can I simply CHGNETA ALWANYNET(*NO) 
and IPL again to put everything back the way it was before? i.e. will turning 
Anynet support on make any permanent changes to any comm (or other) objects 
that turning Anynet back off will not "undo"?

Also, I wasn't actually planning to create the config objects to use Anynet 
with another machine. I was just going to turn it on/off. Do you think my test 
would be valid this way, without Anynet actually being used? (the code being 
tested is TCP/IP-only, no SNA - I don't think the presence of Anynet "should" 
mess it up, but sometimes we don't know for sure until we try)

Thanks,
-Marty

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Jeff Young 
Dynax Solutions, Inc.
IBM  Certified Systems Exper - iSeries Technical Solutions V5R2 
  
 
 




                
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