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  • Page 1

    technology HP 3000 Business Servers Networking HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers SNA NRJE Network Remote Job Entry This paragraph describes System Network Architecture Network Remote Job Entry (SNA NRJE) for both the MPE V (SNA NRJE/V) and MPE/iX (SNA NRJE/iX) operating systems. The term SNA NRJE is used to refer to both SNA NRJE/V and SNA NRJE/iX. The ter[...]

  • Page 2

    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers SNA NRJE/iX requires the installation and use of SNA/SDLC Link/iX (30291A), SNA/T oken Ring Link/iX (J2249A, requires MPE/iX Release 5.0 or later) or SNA/X.25 Link/iX (30298A), SNA NRJE/V requires SNA Link/V (30246A). SNA/SDLC Link/iX, SNA/T oken Ring Link/iX, SNA X.25 Link/iX, and SNA Link/V (referred to jointly as SNA Li[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 3 The Output Management feature of SNA NRJE allows users to have job output routed based on the form selected by the user’ s host JCL and a Lookup T able which provides a mapping between host form names and HP 3000 file equations. Again default forms will be used if none are indicated. Reverse NRJE allows a user connecte[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 4 HP will support certain versions, releases, modifications, and Product T emporary Fix (PTF) levels of the above software. The Network Implementations Support Plan (NISP) will help the customer engineer determine support requirements in advance of SNA NRJE in a particular network. SNA NRJE/iX Product Requirements • An H[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • Updating the HP 3000 system to the proper release level and installing the SNA NRJE software using AUTOINST . Refer to the HP 3000 MPE/iX Installation and Update Manual (36123-90001) for MPE/iX systems or the HP 3000 Software Update Manual (32033-90036) for MPE V systems. • V erifying that all of the necessary softwa[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 6 SNA IMF/iX Interactive Mainframe Facility The SNA Interactive Mainframe Facility/iX (SNA IMF/iX) product provides IBM 3270 device emulation for Hewlett-Packard terminals, printers, and HP 3000 Series 900 systems. (SNA IMF/V , P/N 30247A, provides similar functionality for MPE V systems.) SNA IMF/iX on an HP 3000 Series 9[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 7 applications via intrinsics. The customer’ s application program decides which intrinsics to call. In Pass Thru mode, an HP-written application program on the HP 3000 also emulates IBM 3270 terminals and printers, exchanging data with host applications via intrinsics. In Pass Thru mode, the selection of which intrinsic[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers Program access is accomplished through use of a set of intrinsics that are powerful procedures, which perform the low-level task of decoding the data streams. (T able 1 provides a list of available intrinsics.) The intrinsics can be used with the intrinsics of other HP 3000 facilities such as IMAGE/3000, VPLUS/3000, KSAM/3[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers T able 2. Using the Pass Thru mode does not require the use of dedicated terminals. The Pass Thru mode of SNA IMF/iX is mot intended as a replacement for real IBM 3270 devices. For HP terminals being used in the Pass Thru mode, the response time will be longer than that of IBM terminals: • The data transmission rate betw[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • SNA IMF/iX does not support the numeric lock feature. • Pass Thru mode does not support slave printers (printers attached to terminals). Functional Specifications • SNA IMF/iX emulates the base function set of the IBM 3274 terminal controller; the base set does not include color , graphics, programmed symbols, or e[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • Link Level Message encoding: – SNA IMF/iX supports both NRZ and NRZI encoding. • Access to the SNA IMF/iX intrinsics in pro- grammatic mode is provided in capability- mode as well as native-mode with the use of HP-provided switch stubs. • In Pass Thru mode, terminals configured as consoles are not supported. Prod[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • V erifying that all of the necessary software modules have been successfully installed by AUTOINST and are at the NMMAINT .PUB.SYS utility . • Performing full system backups as neces- sary and ensuring that the HP 3000 system and personnel with the HP 3000 system management knowledge are available when HP is onsite t[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 13 LU 6.2 Application Programming Interface This data sheet describes HP LU 6.2 API (Application Programming Interface) for both MPE V and MPE/iX operating systems. The term HP LU 6.2 API is used to refer to both HP LU 6.2 API/V and HP LU 6.2 API/iX products. The terms HP LU 6.2 API/V and HP LU 6.2 API/iX are used when a d[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers HP LU 6.2 API provides • High-level Intrinsics: HP 3000 program- mers can use a set of high-level intrinsics to implement program-to-program communica- tion in an SNA network. • Support for Major Languages: Application programs on the HP 3000 can be written in COBOL II, T ransact, or Pascal. For LU 6.2 API/iX, C langua[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers Functional Description HP LU 6.2 API provides a set of high-level intrinsics for application programmers to use for program-to-program communication between an HP 3000 application program and an application program running on an IBM host mainframe. HP LU 6.2 API/iX also pro- vides communication to an IBM AS/400. These intr[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers Product Requirements Requirements for IBM mainframe hardware and software are the same for both HP LU 6.2 API/V and HP LU 6.2 API/iX. IBM Mainframe Hardware Requirements: • An IBM System/370 mainframe. This may be any IBM plug-compatible mainframe that supports 370 architecture. • A port on an IBM 37xx or compatible co[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers – Physical network map identifying relevant network hardware components. • V erifying that the necessary host mainframe or AS/400 software is installed and config- ured to support HP LU 6.2 API. The cus- tomer should consult the “HP SNA Products Remote System Configuration Guide” (P/N J2220-61025), or the “HP SNA[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers 18 SNA Distributed Host Command Facility The HP SNA Distributed Host Command Facility/iX (HP SNA DHCF/iX) software product provides IBM mainframe users who use IBM 3270 display stations with interactive access to an HP 3000 Series 900 system. T ogether with the IBM Host Command Facility (HCF V ersion 2) product on the IBM [...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers Functional Description HP SNA DHCF/iX is a software product that provides an IBM 3270 display station with access to applications on an HP 3000. SNA DHCF/iX emulates many features of a remotely attached HP terminal; thus, it appears as if the IBM 3270 display station has a direct connection to the HP 3000 computer . SNA DH[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers HP 3000 applications that use special screen- mode or block-mode features that are specific to HP terminals are not supported. Some of these restrictions include: • HP terminal escape sequences used for cur- sor positioning, terminal strap settings, pro- grammable softkeys, etc. • Screen enhancements such as inverse vi[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • Using an HP 3000 Series 900 and SNA DHCF/iX as a gateway system, IBM 3270 display stations can access only TTY -mode applications on other HP 3000 MPE/iX sys- tems. Access to other systems requires the NS Network Service and Link products. • SNA DHCF/iX supports “reverse VT” func- tionality; this permits an HP ap[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers • V erifying that SNA Link is properly installed and configured prior to this installation of SNA DHCF/iX unless SNA Link will be installed at the same time. • Updating the HP 3000 system to the proper release level and installing the SNA DHCF/iX software using AUTOINST . Refer to the HP 3000 MPE/iX Installation and Up[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers Support Products HP offers a spectrum of support service products to help plan, implement, operate, and manage your multivendor network throughout the network lifecycle. For more information, contact your HP Sales Representative, or refer to the HP data sheets for specific support services. Documentation The following docu[...]

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    HP 3000 Bus ness Ser vers For additional information please contact any of our worldwide sales offices or HP Channel Partners. For the location of the nearest sales office call: United States of America: Hewlett-Packard Company +1 800 637 7740 Hewlett-Packard Company 5201 T ollview Drive Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 +1 847 245 3030 Hewlett-Packard Com[...]