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<title>AnyNet communications for the iSeries system</title>
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<h4 id="rzajt-cfg400toanynet-po">AnyNet communications for the iSeries system</h4>
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<p><span class="bold">AnyNet®</span> is an IBM® implementation of the Multiprotocol Transport
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Networking (MPTN) architecture, such as AnyNet/2 and AnyNet/Multiple Virtual
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Storage (MVS™). AnyNet capability allows applications and associated services
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that use application programming interfaces, such as sockets, intersystem
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communications function (ICF), or CPI Communications, the flexibility to use
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alternative network protocols, such as Systems Network Architecture (SNA)
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or TCP/IP. AnyNet is a family of products that allow applications that are written
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for one type of network protocol to run over a different type of network protocol.
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For example, without AnyNet, your choice of application programming interface
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(API) dictates your choice of network protocol, or your choice of network
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protocol dictates your choice of APIs.</p>
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<p>AnyNet allows you to mix and match applications with network protocols.
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In fact, you can do this without changing your application programs. Your
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destination address (such as a remote location) determines the type of network
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protocol to use.</p>
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<li>AnyNet/400 Sockets
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<p>This support converts TCP/IP addresses to SNA addresses
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that are based on tables that are configured by the network administrator.
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Programs supported include File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Simple Mail Transfer
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Protocol (SMTP), Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), PING, and user-written
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sockets programs over SNA.</p></li>
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<li>AnyNet/400 APPC (advanced program-to-program communications)
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<p>This support
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allows programs that are written to traditional APPC APIs (such as ICF, CPI-Communications,
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and CICS/400®) to be run over non-APPC networks. The application program uses <span class="bold">Location names</span> to specify the source and destination address.
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A TCP/IP domain name server converts these location names to IP addresses.
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Programs supported include distributed data management (DDM), Distributed Relational
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Database Architecture™ (DRDA®), SNA distribution services (SNADS),
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display station pass-through, iSeries™ Access for Windows®,
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user-written CPI-Communications programs, and user-written ICF programs over
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TCP/IP.</p></li></ul>
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<p>For more information about AnyNet, see:</p>
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<ul class="simple">
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<li><a href="rzajtrzajtanypi.htm#rzajtany-pi">Set up the AnyNet environment</a></li>
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<li><a href="rzajtrzajtperanynetin.htm#rzajtper-anynetin">Performance considerations for AnyNet communications</a></li>
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<li>See also the <a href="../rzab6/rzab6mst.pdf" target="_blank">Sockets Programming</a>
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<img src="wbpdf.gif" alt="Link to PDF" /> book.</li></ul>
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