Sample definitions

The following definitions illustrate the various possibilities when defining FEPI resources.

Define the back-end subsystems you want FEPI to access
This defines the logical names (targets) that FEPI uses to refer to back-end systems (in this case CICSA, IMSA, and IMSB as given in TLIST), and relates them to their z/OS® Communications Server names (C1, I1, and I2 as given in PLIST).
Define the z/OS Communications Server minor nodes available to FEPI
The names are N10, N11, N12, N20, and N30, as given in NLIST.
Define properties
The properties define the characteristics of the connections.
Define the pools of connections
The pools define connections between targets and nodes; they specify which nodes can be used to access which target, and what properties the connection has.

Parent topic: An example FEPI configuration