Introduction to Networking for NonStop S-Series Servers
HP NonStop Communications Products
Introduction to Networking for HP NonStop S-Series Servers—520670-005
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Common 
Communication 
ServerNet Adapter 
(CCSA)
A ServerNet adapter that provides connectivity between 
NonStop S-series servers and Signaling System Number 7 (SS7) 
protocol LANs. It features a four-port adapter supporting automatic 
configuration for V.35, EIA-449, EIA-232, or X.21 operation.
Communication 
Network 
Management (CNM)
A SNAX Advanced Program Communication Support (SNAX/APC)
interface that gives an application access to IBM System Network 
Architecture (SNA) network-management messages.
CP6100 A communications process that, when combined with a user-
written communications application, passes application data to a 
protocol module running in the communications line interface 
processor (CLIP) on a ServerNet wide area network (SWAN) 
concentrator, enabling the application to not only transfer data but 
also initiate protocol sequences and control error recovery. 
CP6100 is commonly used for custom device support.
Distributed Name 
Service (DNS)
An optional Distributed Name Service (DNS)
 product, DNS 
manages a distributed database that can serve as a single-source, 
automated record of the names of all system and network 
components and their relationships. DNS supports aliases and 
various ways of grouping names. You determine which nodes can 
resolve a name and which can change its definition.
Distributed Systems 
Management (DSM)
An architecture and a compliant set of tools, including both 
standard and optional products, enabling the user to manage, 
monitor, and control every element of a large system or an Expand
network. DSM tools include ViewPoint, Subsystem Control Facility 
(SCF), and Event Management Service (EMS) interfaces to the 
management processes for various HP subsystems. Among the 
resources you can manage with DSM are processors, software 
subsystems, peripheral devices, applications, terminals, and 
communications lines.
E4SA See Ethernet 4 ServerNet adapter (E4SA)
.
EM3270 A process on the NonStop S-series server that enables HP 
printers, workstations, and terminals to emulate IBM 3270 printers 
and terminals and to use applications residing on IBM host 
systems. With EM3270, an HP terminal or workstation becomes 
the functional equivalent of an IBM 3270 terminal. EM3270 
enables HP terminal and workstation users to switch between HP 
and IBM applications.
EMS See Event Management Service (EMS)
.
Envoy A communications subsystem that, when combined with a 
communications-oriented user application, supports connection 
with specialized asynchronous and byte-synchronous devices not 
supported by higher-level HP communications products.
EnvoyACP/XF A communications subsystem that, when combined with a 
communications-oriented user application, supports connection 
with specialized bit-synchronous devices not supported by 
higher-level HP communications products.










