On the RiSe System/6000, we do the following:
• Login as the
root
user.• At the command prompt, type in:
smit sna
You will get the following screen:
5.6.1 SNA Services
SNA Servi ces Move cursor to des; red ; tem and press Enter.
Configure SMA Profiles Contro 1 SNA Serv; ces Diagnose SNA Servi ces
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fle=Ex; t
Figure 148. SNA Services
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Configure SNA Profiles and press Enter.
F8=Image
5.6.2 Configure SNA Profiles
Configure SNA Profiles Move cursor to desi red item and press Enter.
Quickly Configure a 3278 Communication Connection Quickly Configure an LU6.2 Connection
Advanced SNA Confi gura ti on Di agnose SNA Servi ces
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exit
Figure 149. Configure SNA Profiles F3=Cancel Enter=Do
F8=Image
Select Quickly Configure a 3270 Communication Connection and press Enter.
5.6.3 Quick Configuration
Quick Configuration Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.
Quick Configuration for a 3278 Communications Connection Quick Configuration for Dependent LU 6.2
Quick Configuration for Link Stations Remove a Qui ck Confi gurati on Verify Configuration Profiles
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exi t
Figure 150. Quick Configuration
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
F8=Image
Select Quick Configuration for a 3270 Communication Connection and press Enter
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5.6.4 Quick Configuration for a 3270 Communication Connection: Information
Quick Configuration for a 3278 Communications Connection: Information
Type or select val ues in entry fi e 1 ds.
Figure 151. Quick Configuration for a 3270 Communication: Information
On this screen, type in the configuration data and press Enter. The next screen shows you the status of the created profiles.
5.6.5 Command Status
COMMAND STATUS Command: OK stdout: yes stderr: no
Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below.
The Link Station Profile 'TCPIP317' has been created successfully.
The Connection Profile 'TCPIP317402' has been created successfully.
The Local LU Profile 'TCPIP317482' has been created successfully.
The Connection Profile 'TCPIP317403' has been created successfully.
The Local LU Profile 'TCPIP317483' has been created successfully.
The Connection Profile 'TCPIP317484, has been created successfully.
The Local LU Profile 'TCPIP317484' has been created successfully.
The Connection Profile 'TCPIP317408' has been created successfully.
The Local LU Profile 'TCPIP317488' has been created successfully.
The Connect; on Profi 1 e 'TCPI P317489, has been crea ted successfully.
The Local LU Profile 'TCPIP317409' has been created successfully.
Fl=Help F8=Image
F2=Refresh F9=Shell
Figure 152. Command Status
F3=Cancel
5.6.6 Advanced SNA Configuration
Select Advanced SNA Configuration from the Configure SNA Profiles panel shown in Figure 149 on page 147.
For more information about Advanced SNA Configuration, see Chapter 13 Volume 2, AIX Version 3.2 for RISC System/6000, Communication Concepts and Procedures, GC23-2402.
Advanced SNA Conti gurati on Move cursor to desi red item and press Enter.
Physical Units Logi ca 1 Uni ts Nodes Securi ty
Verify SNA Configuration Profiles Export SNA Confi gurati on Profi 1 es Import SNA Configuration Profiles
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exit
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Figure 153. Advanced SNA Configuration
F8=Image
Select Physical Units and press Enter. The next screen shows the the list of physical units.
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5.6.7 Physical Units
Physi ca 1 Uni ts Move cursor to desi red item and press Enter.
SDLC
Standard Ethernet 8e2;3 Ethernet Token Ring X.25
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fle=Exit
Figure 154. Physical Units
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Token Ring and press Enter.
5.6.8 Token-Ring
Token Ring Move cursor to desi red item and press Enter.
Token Ring Attachment Token Ri ng Data Li nk Control
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fle-Exit
Figure 155. Token Ring
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Token Ring Attachment and press Enter.
F8=Image
F8=Image
5.6.9 SNA Token Ring Attachment Profile Name
Figure 156. SNA Token Ring Attachment Profile Name
On this screen you type in the profile name, or you select the profile name from a list (F4).
If you have entered the profile name of your token-ring attachment, the SNA Token Ring Attachment Profile screen will be displayed next.
5.6.10 Change/Show SNA Token Ring Attachment Profile
Change / Show SNA Token Ri ng Attachment Profil e
LU address REGISTRATION?
If yes, LU address REGISTRATION PROFILE name
Figure 157. Change/Show SNA Token Ring Attachment Profile On this screen you can change some of the parameters.
The Remote Link address is the token-ring address of the 3174-12.L, which is the gateway for the RiSe System/SOOO to the SNA host.
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5.6.11 Manage SNA Services
Manage SNA Servi ces Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.
Start SNA Resources Stop SNA Resources Display SNA Resources
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exi t
Figure 158. Manage SNA Services
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Start SNA Resources and press Enter.
5.6.12 Start SNA Resources
Start SNA Resources Move cursor to desi red i tern and press Enter.
Start SNA
Start an SNA Link Station Start an SNA Connecti on
Fl=Help F9 .. Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exit
Figure 159. Start SNA Resources
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Start SNA Link Station and press Enter.
F8=Image
F8=Image
5.6.13 Start an SNA Link Station
Start an SNA link Station Type or select a value for the entry field.
Press Enter AFTER maki ng all desi red changes.
* Li nk Stati on Profi 1e name
Fl=Help F5=Undo F9=She11
F2=Refresh F6·Command Fle-Exi t
Figure 160. Start SNA Link Station
F3·Cancel F7"Edi t Enter-Do
Entry Fields TCPIP314
F4-Li st FScImage
+
Use the Link Station Profile name, defined in the Quick configuration name field shown in Figure 151 on page 148.
5.6.14 Display SNA Resources
Display SNA Resources Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.
Display the Status of SNA Display SNA Global Information Display Session Information Display Active Link Information Display APPN Topology Database Display APPN Directory Database Display SNA Gateway Information
Fl=Help F9=She11
F2=Refresh Fle=Exit
Figure 161. Display SNA Resources F3=Cancel Enter=Do
FS-Image
Select Display Active Link Information to check if the link station is active.
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5.6.15 Command Status
COMMAND STATUS
Command: OK stdout: yes stderr: no
Before command completion. additional instructions may appear below.
Link station
@x25se
@tok9 R1N2A1N RA62266 TCPIP317
Fl=Help F8=Image
Adjacent CP name
Node Devi ce type name
USIBMRA.RALYAS4A NN USIBMRA.RAP EN
F2=Refresh F9=Shell
x25se toke toke toke toke
F3=Cancel Fle=Exit
Figure 162. COMMAND STATUS
State Starting Starting Acti ve Acti ve Active
F6=Command
The SNA link station is already started and active. Now you are able to start AIX* 3270 Host Communication Program/6000 (HCON).
Note: The HCON program can be started by any user.
5.6.16 AIX 3270 Host Communication Program/6000 (HCON)
Do the following:
• Login with your user 10.
• At the command prompt, type in:
smit hcon
You will get the following screen:
AIX 3278 Host Connect; on Program/6888 (HCON) Move cursor to des; red ; tem and press Enter.
HCON Adm; n; strator Functi ons HCON User Funct 1 ons HCON Control
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Ex; t
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
F8=Image
Figure 163. A/X 3270 Host Communication Programl6000 (HCON) Select HCON User Functions to get the next screen.
Note: The 3174 must be customized for multiple logical terminal (MLT) support if HCON on the RISC System/BOOO is to support multiple sessions.
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5.6.17 HCON User Functions
HCON User Functi ons Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.
Reconfi gure an HCON Sessi on Remove an HCON Sessi on
Show Characteristics of an HCON Session Add an HCON Sess i on
list All HCON Sessions
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exi t
Figure 164. HCON User Functions
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
Select Add an HCON Session and press Enter.
5.6.18 Add an HCON Session
Add an HCON Sessi on Move cursor to desi red i tern and press Enter.
Add DFT Display Session Add Non-SNA DFT Pri nter Sessi on Add HIA Display Session Add SNA Display Session Add SNA Pri nter Sessi on Add TCP/IP display session
Fl=Help F9=Shell
F2=Refresh Fl8=Exit
Figure 165. Add an HCON Session
F3=Cancel Enter=Do
F8=Image
F8=Image
Select Add SNA Display Session and press Enter.
5.6.19 Add SNA Display Session
Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below.
8789-548 Session a for user joe is added successfully to the HCON
Figure 167. COMMAND STATUS
F3=Cancel
5.6.21 HCON Session
Networki ng Informati on:Assi stance: Management Approved Purposes Only Fill in your USERID and PASSWORD and press ENTER