Examples: Configure SNA over token ring

These examples describe the dependencies of a parameter or the required parameter values for various SNA network environments.

CRTLINTRN LIND(TOKENRING1) RSRCNAME(TRN_IOA) LINESPEED(16M)
          MAXFRAME(16393) ADPTADR(400003190001) EXCHID(05600000)
          SSAP((04 *MAXFRAME *CALC) (08))

This figure shows the network used by the examples.

Figure 1. Example token-ring network

• Example: Connect a server to another server
  This example shows how to create Advanced Program-to-Program Communication (APPC) over token-ring connection from your server to another server.
• Example: Connect the server to itself
  This example connects your system to itself. That is, the tokens travel around the local token ring network before returning to your system.
• Example: Connect a server to a System/36
  This example uses Advanced Program-to-Program Communication (APPC) to connect your server to a System/36™ system.
• Example: Connect a server to a 3745 host
  This example connects your system to a 3745 host. You can also find more information about configuring the host at the end of this example.
• Example: Connect a server to a 3174 Model 1L gateway
  In this example a 3174 Control Unit functions as a gateway to connect two systems that support different network architectures. You can also find an example to connect the gateway to your system at the end of this example.
• Example: Connect a server to a 3174 subsystem control unit
  This example connects your system to a 3174 (Model 3R or 53R) subsystem control unit.
• Example: Create parallel connections to a host
  This example connects your system to a host system through a 3745 Communications Controller by using parallel connections.