Re: Leftover SNA functions

[Wayne McAlpine <wayne.mcalpine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It seems like you ought to be able to discontinue running the qsnads 
subsystem.  It's on my list of things to do when I can monitor to be 
sure there are no adverse effects.  Perhaps someone here could comment.

ChadB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Now that we've finally migrated our Mimix setup to TCP/IP communications,
> we're getting close to the point of 'turning off' our remaining SNA
> connectivity.  I know it can't really be 'turned off', but we're definitely
> interested in finding out any remnants of our operations that may rely on
> SNA and finding an alternate way of getting them done.  We know that
> Enterprise Extender is an option, but would rather just find a TCP/IP based
> way of doing anything that remains.
>
> The obvious items are passthroughs, SAVRST* type commands, SNDNET*
> commands, etc., but has anyone else gone through the process of weeding out
> any remaining SNA based operations they are/were using?  At some point in
> the near future we'll be varying off the comm line that is configured for
> our SNA communications and looking for fallout (along with a list of
> specific items to test).  I'm looking for any other gotchas or advice if
> someone else has gone through this process...