RE: SNA?

We went through something like this on our v4 system, except the
mainframe 3745 was going away.

We converter all SNA 3270 to TN3270 and all data transfer to FTP.  You
can also FTP straight into JES2 for job submittals as well.

How is this connection made to the mainframe CICS? 

3270 for user login? Change to Telnet (TN3270)

LU6.2 for data transfer? Change to FTP and processes on the m/f take the
raw data & post/update the data to CICS files.

Cheers! 

JD 

 

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Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 8:13 AM

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Subject: SNA?

Hi Folks,

We've got a 9405-520 with V5R3 and an Ethernet card that doesn't support
SNA traffic. Previously, on an older machine, we were running SPLS to
support a connection for the AS/400 to a CICS region living on the
Mainframe.

Do I have any options other than recoding the application to use
sockets? Would this work over AnyNet? How about Enterprise Extender?

Any pointers are much appreciated.

Thanks!

<*BobL*>

Bob Lester

Sr. SysProg - CICS/TCPIP/VTAM/USS/etc...

OppenheimerFunds

Centennial, Colorado, USA

blester@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

 

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