Hi everyone,
I have an issue in regards to connectivity between two SNA Servers. We currently have an SNA Server in house that services all the internal employees and has a connection to a mainframe offsite. We will soon have a vendor connect to that SNA Server using an SNA Server on their side for an e-commerce application we are selling.
In between the vendor's SNA Server and our SNA Server are a few routers and one firewall. The vendor has stated that they will not do a Distributed Link Service and that they prefer to run DLSw on the routers. My question is then does this require a downstream connection to the vendor's SNA server with LU's that have been created in a connection to the mainframe??? Do they also need some method of authenticating to our SNA Server??
Any insight as well into the configuration of DLSw would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.
-Lloyd
I have an issue in regards to connectivity between two SNA Servers. We currently have an SNA Server in house that services all the internal employees and has a connection to a mainframe offsite. We will soon have a vendor connect to that SNA Server using an SNA Server on their side for an e-commerce application we are selling.
In between the vendor's SNA Server and our SNA Server are a few routers and one firewall. The vendor has stated that they will not do a Distributed Link Service and that they prefer to run DLSw on the routers. My question is then does this require a downstream connection to the vendor's SNA server with LU's that have been created in a connection to the mainframe??? Do they also need some method of authenticating to our SNA Server??
Any insight as well into the configuration of DLSw would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.
-Lloyd