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<title>Adjust WAN protocols for optimum iSeries server performance</title>
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<h4 id="rzajtper-wanprofacts">Adjust WAN protocols for optimum iSeries server performance</h4>
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<p>Wide area network (WAN) protocols affect the communications performance
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on the iSeries™ server. Let us use X.25 for our example. For each X.25 communications
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controller, the iSeries server has some processing limitations for the
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line, the line speed, and the total number of virtual circuits that can be
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used. Performance degradation can be reduced by observing these limitations.</p>
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<p>To optimize the iSeries system performance for wide area networks, perform
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these tasks:</p>
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<ul>
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<li>Reduce the total number of frames by using larger frames.</li>
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<li>To take advantage of these large frame sizes, change the MAXFRAME parameter
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on the line description (LIND) to reflect the maximum value. For X.25, increase
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the DFTPKTSIZE and MAXFRAME parameters to their maximum value.</li>
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<li>Configure a WAN line as full-duplex to provide you with a higher throughput
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for applications that can take advantage of this mode. This can also provide
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higher throughput for multiple users.</li>
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<li>Increase frame relay to capacity.</li></ul>
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<p>The data rate for a given protocol might increase as frame size increases.
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Under these circumstances, the central processing unit (CPU) and the input/output
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processor (IOP) do not do as much processing. Fewer and larger frames also
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make more efficient use of the communications line (higher effective data
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rate) because of fewer overhead bytes and line turn-arounds.</p>
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<p>Frame relay has equivalent performance over RS449, X.21, and V.35 assuming
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equal line speeds and conditions. Frame relay performance (CPU time) is similar
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to or slightly better than Synchronous Data Link Control. For properly tuned
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large transfer applications, the CPU and IOP have no problem using the line
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speed to capacity.</p>
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<p>For information about configuring iSeries system communications, see the <a href="../books/c4154010.pdf" target="_blank">Communications Configuration</a>
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