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SNA/IP configuration examples

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Examples give you an idea of the SNA/IP implementation parameters you can expect to see defined within the z/OS networking and related components.

There are many other environmental and related component parameters that are not shown. For a full understanding of what each parameter does, consult the relevant technical manual.

Figure 1 illustrates the component areas that the configuration examples define.

Figure 1. Overview of the example environment
  • Enterprise Extender configuration
    Enterprise Extender has a number of key parameter definitions that are required in order to enable Enterprise Extender on z/OS. There are also some optional definitions that might be implemented, depending on an organization's requirements.
  • Extended border node configuration
    The example shows the definitions you might have between two interconnected partners. This configuration would replace an SNA network interconnect (SNI) connection between two front-end processors (such as 3745s).
  • Cisco SNASw definitions
    The Cisco SNASw router configuration is normally done by the WAN network administrator. However, the z/OS network administrator needs to provide input to these definitions.
Parent topic: SNA/IP implementation

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