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About Eicon SNA Gateway
Eicon SNA Gateway is designed to work under Microsoft
®
Windows
®
2000
(Professional, Server, Advanced Server, or Datacenter Server). The gateway
uses SNA protocols to connect client workstations in remote branch offices to
corporate IBM
®
hosts.
Eicon SNA Gateway supports the use of 802.2 LLC, Frame Relay, SDLC, X.25
and Eicon IDLC WAN protocols over leased, dialup, and ISDN lines. It also
works in conjunction with Eicon Networks’ Eiconcard LAN Client, the full
range of Eicon application development toolkits, and the Access
®
and Aviva
®
families of terminal emulations software to provide client workstations access
to remote host applications.
Eicon SNA Gateway Architecture
There are two versions of the Eicon SNA Gateway: SNA LAN Gateway and
SNA Connect. For the purposes of this guide, “Eicon SNA Gateway” is used
to refer to either of these products, and the phrase “gateway PC” is used to refer
to the computer on which the Eicon SNA Gateway software is installed.
SNA LAN Gateway
SNA LAN Gateway provides client workstations on a LAN with access to
remote hosts. This product has a LAN-based architecture that follows a client/
server paradigm. The SNA LAN Gateway software is installed on a LAN PC,
which becomes the gateway PC (server) that provides access to connected host
computers. The gateway PC, in turn, is accessed by client workstations on the
LAN that are equipped with terminal emulation or other connectivity software
such as the Eiconcard LAN Client software. Client workstations on the LAN
can use the TCP/IP and IPX/SPX LAN protocols to connect to the SNA LAN
Gateway.
SNA Connect
SNA Connect is a PC-based remote access package. SNA Connect does not
have the same LAN-based architecture of the SNA LAN Gateway. Instead it
is designed to enable standalone workstations in branch offices to connect to
remote hosts.
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The Eicon Access and Aviva terminal emulation software products are available from Aviva
Solutions Inc. For more information, go to www.avivasolutions.com.
- Eicon SNA Gateway 1
- Operator’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter Three 5
- Chapter Four 5
- Chapter Five 5
- Chapter Six 5
- Chapter Seven 6
- Appendix A 7
- Appendix B 7
- Before You Begin 9
- Syntax Conventions 11
- Chapter Summary 12
- Introduction 13
- About Eicon SNA Gateway 14
- Eicon SNA Gateway Components 15
- Eiconcard Support 16
- SNA Protocol Support 17
- SNA Protocol Support 18 18
- X.25/QLLC 19
- Frame Relay 20
- SNA Protocol Support 21 21
- SNA Protocol Support 22 22
- SNA Protocol Support 23 23
- SNA Protocol Support 24 24
- Configuring Eicon SNA Gateway 25
- Overview 26
- Configuration Components 27
- Service Trace 28
- Eiconcard 28
- SNA Resource Manager 28
- Altering Protocol Parameters 29
- File Menu 30
- Parameters Menu 31
- Help Menu 31
- Toolbar Buttons 31
- Online Help 32
- Eiconcard Configuration 33
- APPC/LU 6.2 34
- SNA Function Management 34
- SNA Path Control 35
- NetView Support 35
- Message Protocol 35
- Port Configuration 36
- Dialer Configuration 37
- LAN Transport on the Gateway 39
- Configuration Notes 40
- Frame Relay DLCI 41
- Stop button 43
- IBM Architecture 45
- Node Configuration 46
- Configuring Nodes 47
- Important Notes 48
- LU Configuration 49
- To configure LUs: 50
- Click LUs icon 50
- LU panel 50
- Add Range 51
- Host Print 52
- About Host Print Services 53
- Configuring Host Print 54
- Log File 55
- User Requirements 55
- Configuring Host Print 56 56
- Configuring Host Print 57 57
- Printer 57
- Definition 57
- Definition Name panel 57
- Configuring Host Print 58 58
- Sessions 58
- Session Name panel 58
- Remote Operation 59
- Remote Eiconcard Commands 60
- Administration Commands 61
- NetView Commands 61
- Remote Configuration 62
- Remote Configuration 63 63
- Eiconcard Commands 64
- Eicon Networks software 66
- Auto-Activate Ports 68
- Using ECCARD 69
- ECCARD DUMP 70
- ECCARD LIST 70
- ECCARD STATUS 70
- Examples 72
- ECCARD Error Level Values 73
- ECDIALER: Using a Modem 74
- /NType type 76
- /NPlan plan 76
- /SAddr subaddr 76
- /SType subtype 76
- Using ECDIALER 77
- ECDIALER and ISDN 78
- ECDIALER STORE 79
- ECDIALER DIAL 79
- ECDIALER ANSWER 79
- ECDIALER HANGUP 79
- ECDIALER STATUS 79
- X.25 on the D-Channel 80
- ISDN TPH1962 Parameters 80
- ISDN AT&T 5ESS Parameters 82
- Using ECDIALER with EuroISDN 84
- ECDIALER Script Language 86
- ECDIALER and ISDN 87 87
- TIMEOUT n 88
- TYPE string 88
- Sample Script 89
- ECDIALER and ISDN 90 90
- ECDIALER and ISDN 91 91
- ECNCBLOG: Taking NCB Traces 93
- ECSERVER: LAN Transport 94
- Using ECSNA 96
- Using ECVER 97
- ECMODULE Command 98
- About ECMODULE 99
- About ECMODULE 100 100
- ECMODULE Display Information 103
- APPC Status 104
- Global Status Fields 105
- Detail Status Fields 106
- APPC Status 107 107
- APPC Status 108 108
- APPC Statistics 109
- Global Statistic Fields 110
- Detail Statistics Fields 110
- APPC Statistics 111 111
- DIALER Status 112
- Dial delay (msec) 121
- RI DTR delay (msec) 121
- Delay off hook (msec) 121
- DSR loss delay (msec) 121
- DSR on/off delay (msec) 121
- Hang-up delay (msec) 122
- Maximum delay connect (msec) 122
- Eicon IDLC Status 123
- Max. Frame Size 124
- Maxout value configured 124
- Maxin value configured 124
- Max Retry Count 124
- Eicon IDLC Statistics 125
- Eicon IDLC Statistics 126 126
- Frame Relay Status 127
- Frame Relay Statistics 131
- HDLC Status 133
- Protocol state 135
- Line state 135
- CCITT X.32 135
- Trace buffer size (bytes) 136
- Trace filter (hex) 136
- Trace entry size (bytes) 136
- HDLC Statistics 137
- HDLC Statistics 138 138
- SDLC Status 139
- Protocol State 141
- SDLC Statistics 142
- Statistics Fields 143
- SNA Status 144
- SNA Status 148 148
- LU Type Description 148
- Display Terminal device 148
- Printer Printer device 148
- Others LU 0 or LU6.2 device 148
- SNA Statistics 149
- Card number 150
- LU-LU sessions 150
- SNAFM application sessions 150
- Buffers 150
- SNA over Frame Relay Status 155
- Value Description 158
- Global Statistics Fields 159
- X.25 Status 161
- X.25 Statistics 167
- X.25 Statistics 168 168
- Reset Request 169
- Reset Confirm 169
- Interrupt Request 169
- Interrupt Confirm 169
- ECMODULE TRACE X25 /T 256 170
- Trace Buffer 171
- Trace Filter 172
- Easy Mask Change 173
- Configuration Checklists 175
- X.25 Connections 176
- HDLC Parameters 177
- Configuration Checklist 178
- SNA Over Frame Relay Features 179
- SDLC Connections 180
- Eicon IDLC Connections 181
- 802.2 LLC Connections 182
- SNA Node Parameters 183
- Performance Optimization 184
- Line Speeds and Performance 185
- X.25 Window Size 186
- HDLC Window Size 187
- Buffer and Packet Size 187
- Eliminating Retransmission 188
- 1.5 ÷ 0.125 = 12 189
- User Facilities and 190
- DTE Address Structure 190
- User Facility Support 191
- User Facility Request Codes 192
- Examples of User Facilities 193
- Examples of DTE Addresses 195
- Networks and DNICs 196
- Diagnostic Codes 199
- Cause Codes 201
- NI-1 (North America) 202
- TPH1962 (Australia) 205
- AT&T 5ESS (North America) 209
- ASCII Control Codes 211
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