SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual
SNAX/APN Advanced Program-to-Program
Communication (APPC)
SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual—425836-006
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SNAX/APN APPC Using an X.25 PVC
SNAX/APN APPC Using an X.25 PVC
SNAX/APN supports X.25 PVC connections (but not SVCs).
Figure 6-4 on page 6-7 shows an example of a SNAX/APN LEN node using an X.25
PVC. The SCF configuration, shown alongside, configures the X25AM LINE and SU
object (representing a PVC) and the SNAX/XF SUBSYS, LINE, PU, and LU objects.
Notes.
1. The SUBSYS object must be configured with a SNANETID value, identifying the SNA
network that the NonStop node is in.
2. The LINE object always represents a connection between the NonStop node and adjacent
2.1 nodes.
3. SDLC lines can be configured with STATION PRIMARY, SECONDARY, or NEGOTIABLE
(allowing the LUs to negotiate which is the primary link station at session establishment).
NEGOTIABLE requires MAXPUS be set to 1.
4. Remote PU objects represent adjacent 2.1 nodes (one per line for point-to-point lines,
more for multipoint lines) for LEN. For end node, the remote PU is the Network Node
Server.
5. Remote PU objects can be configured with DYNAMIC ON or OFF, determining whether
SNAX/APN can dynamically add remote LU objects when LUs in that node send a BIND
request. DYNAMIC ON simplifies the SNAX/APN configuration for LU accept.
6. Remote PU objects can be configured with CPNAME and SNANETID values if XID
validation is required (see XID Validation
on page 6-2). This example assumes the partner
node parameters RMTCPNAME and RMTNETID have the value NONE so that both nodes
will accept each others XID3 frames.
7. Remote LU objects represent either LUs in adjacent 2.1 nodes or LUs accessible through
an adjacent network node server (whether in the network node’s APPN network or a
connected APPN network). These definitions are optional with end node.
8. A local PU object named #ZNT21 (representing the NonStop node) is not configured
through SCF but is created automatically (provided the LINE object has MAXLOCALLUS
non-zero).
9. Local LU objects represent the LUs on the HP NonStop system. If using SNAX/APC, these
are also configured as SNAX/APC LU objects and opened by SNAX/APC.
10. Local LU objects must have PUNAME #ZNT21 (the default, identifying the unconfigured
local PU).
11. The local LU (LLU1) can engage in parallel sessions but can initiate sessions with only
with one remote LU (RLU1).