BenutzerhandbuchInhaltsverzeichnisContents5Part 1. Getting started with AS/400 communications7Chapter 1. Print this topic9Chapter 2. Configuring AS/400 for communications11Creating a network interface description11Creating a network server description11Creating a line description11Chapter 3. Optimizing communications performance13Improving wide area network performance13Adjusting WAN protocols for optimum AS/400 performance13Adjusting the WAN line speed for optimum AS/400 performance13WAN line speed considerations for IOPs14Improving local area network performance15Adjusting LANs for optimum communications performance15Adjusting LAN lines for optimum communications performance15LAN line speed considerations for IOPs16Improving data path performance16Considerations for subsystem configuration for error recovery performance17Example: Communications subsystem configuration18Communications performance considerations for interactive jobs18Example: Interactive subsystem configuration19Communications performance considerations for batch jobs19Mixing interactive and batch jobs on a WAN line19Performance considerations for AnyNet communications20Setting up the AnyNet environment20AnyNet communications for the AS/400 system20Subsystems21Chapter 4. Communications applications23User written APPC applications23Distributed data management (DDM)23Application program interface (API) performance considerations23Performance considerations for intersystem communications function24Performance considerations for Common Programming Interface Communications25Chapter 5. Communicating with host systems27Matching AS/400 parameters for a host system27Matching AS/400 line description parameters for a host system27Matching AS/400 controller description parameters for a host system29Matching AS/400 device description parameters for a host system30Matching AS/400 mode and class-of-service description parameters for a host system31Examples: Connecting AS/400 to a host system32Configuring dependent LU requester (DLUR)37Configuring the host controller description37Configuring the device descriptions37Chapter 6. Communicating with a remote AS/400 system39Matching AS/400 line description parameters for a remote AS/400 system39Matching AS/400 controller description parameters for a remote AS/400 system41Matching AS/400 device description parameters for a remote AS/400 system42Connecting one AS/400 to another AS/400 system43Chapter 7. Communicating with remote workstation controllers47Matching AS/400 parameters for 5494 controllers47Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by token-ring47Example: Connecting AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by token-ring49Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by Ethernet50Example: Connecting AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by Ethernet51Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by frame relay52Example: Connecting an AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by frame relay53Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by SDLC54Example: Connecting AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by SDLC56Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by X.2158Example: Connecting AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by X.2159Matching AS/400 parameters for a 5494 connected by X.2560Example: Connecting AS/400 to a 5494 controller connected by X.2562Matching AS/400 parameters for 3x74 controller64Matching AS/400 parameters for a 3174 controller64Matching AS/400 parameters for a 3274 controller66Example: Connecting an AS/400 to a 3174 control unit67Matching AS/400 parameters for finance controllers68Matching AS/400 parameters for 470x finance controllers68Matching AS/400 parameters for FBSS finance controllers70Example: Connecting AS/400 to a finance network73Matching AS/400 parameters for retail controllers73Matching AS/400 parameters for 3651 retail controllers74Specifying the SDLCLIN parameter for 3651 retail controllers75Matching AS/400 parameters for 3684 retail controllers76Specifying the LINECON parameter for 3684 retail controllers77Matching AS/400 parameters for 4680/4690 LINE parameter78Matching AS/400 parameters for 4680/4690 LINK parameter79Matching AS/400 parameters for 4684 retail controllers80Examples: Connecting AS/400 to a 4690 retail controller81Chapter 8. Troubleshooting communications problems85Displaying message queues to solve communication problems85Displaying the Product Activity Log to solve communication problems86Displaying the Print Error Log to solve communication problems86Job logs and communication problems86Solving communication problems using communications trace87System service tools and communication problems88Trace Common Programming Interface (CPI) Communications (TRCCPIC) command88Solving communication problems using the system problem log89Solving communication problems using status information90Considerations for system tuning during error recovery90Using error messages to aid in error recovery90Solving communication problems using reason codes90Chapter 9. Networking concepts93Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking93Advanced program-to-program communications94Dependent LU requester support94High-performance routing95HPR architecture option sets95Internetwork packet exchange support95What is Systems Network Architecture96What is TCP/IP96Chapter 10. Common networking standards97Local area network standards97ATM on AS/40097Distributed data interface network97Ethernet networks97Token-ring networks98Wireless network98Wide area network standards99Asynchronous communications99Binary synchronous communications99Frame relay networks99Integrated services digital network100ISDN data link control network100Synchronous data link control network100X.25 network101X.21 network101Größe: 517 KBSeiten: 104Language: EnglishHandbuch öffnen
