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It is often necessary to know which side is the PNODE and which is the SNODE when you are using Connect:Direct. The PNODE submits a process to initiate a communications session with a remote SNODE. PNODE and SNODE do not indicate the direction of the file copy, since a PNODE can submit a process to either send or receive a file.
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24 July 2020
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