HP-UX SNAplus2 R7 Administration Guide

Conguring Passthrough Services
Conguring DLUR
Note
You cannot congure passthrough DLUR on an end node.
The tasks you need to perform to congure DLUR depend on whether the dependent LUs are on the local node or
on downstream nodes.
To congure DLUR support on the local node, you must perform the following conguration tasks:
1. Dene the local node as described in Section 4.2,
Conguring the Node. If you are providing passthrough
DLUR support for downstream nodes, dene the node as an APPN network node.
2. Congure connectivity to the APPN network. APPN connectivity requires at least a port and link station for
independent trafc between the local node and the adjacent APPN network node, as described in Chapter 5,
Dening Connectivity Components.
3. Dene a DLUR PU on the local node as described in Section 5.3, Dening DLUR PUs. (The DLUR PU supports
connectivity to the host.)
4. To congure DLUR to support LUs on the local node, you must add the LUs on the local node, as described
in Chapter 8, Conguring User Applications. The LUs can be congured to support 3270 display, 3270 printer,
RJE, or LUA. Depending on the requirements of the user applications supported by the LUs, you may also need
to perform further conguration.
To congure passthrough DLUR support for downstream nodes, you must perform the following conguration tasks:
1. Dene the local node as an APPN network node (see Section 4.2, Conguring the Node).
2. Congure connectivity to the downstream nodes. Congure ports and link stations for dependent trafc between
the local node and each downstream node, as described in Chapter 5, Dening Connectivity Components.(You
do not need to dene a DLUR PU to support DLUR for downstream nodes.)
3. A downstream node can support multiple PUs. In this case, each downstream PU is associated with a differ-
ent link, so you need to congure multiple links between the SNAplus2 DLUR node and the downstream node,
and you need to know the downstream PU name for each link.
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