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Dash
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Fri Aug 05, 2005 12:52 pm Post subject:
Remote Network Address |
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Hi,
I've installed HIS 2000 on a Windows 2003 system which is directly connected
to IBM mainframe using ethernet LAN and my objective is to configure the HIS
to talk to IBM mainframe. I have access to IBM mainframe running OS/390.
I am trying to configure a 802.2 connection from Microsoft SNA Manager. I
give a name to my connection and select a link service of type ethernet which
is already configured in the general tab.
Now, in the address tab, I need to provide the remote network address which
is a 12 digit hexadecimal address. HIS help says to contact remote system
administrator or the network administrator for the correct value. The default
as the help says is 400000000000. There is no network administrator to
provide this details. I need to get it on my own now.
The question is,
How do I get this information and from where do I get?
Is this network address configured in IBM mainframe?
If so, how do I get this information. What commands do I need to execute on
IBM?
Please provide me all the possible steps to follow to get this information.
And my understanding is the "local node id" in the system identification tab
should match IDBLK and IDNUM of the PU with the same name configured on the
IBM's VTAM list.
Regards,
Dash |
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jacob
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Mon Aug 08, 2005 12:51 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Network Address |
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Hi dash
i have the same configuration and it's works . the 12 digit on ethernet is
the
mac address of the ethernet card.
400000000000 is mac address in real token-ring network
best regards
--
Jacob_R
"Dash" <Dash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AFAB6B3A-6125-4FD4-85C5-C93FD1BE77F1@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi,
I've installed HIS 2000 on a Windows 2003 system which is directly
connected
to IBM mainframe using ethernet LAN and my objective is to configure the
HIS
to talk to IBM mainframe. I have access to IBM mainframe running OS/390.
I am trying to configure a 802.2 connection from Microsoft SNA Manager. I
give a name to my connection and select a link service of type ethernet
which
is already configured in the general tab.
Now, in the address tab, I need to provide the remote network address
which
is a 12 digit hexadecimal address. HIS help says to contact remote system
administrator or the network administrator for the correct value. The
default
as the help says is 400000000000. There is no network administrator to
provide this details. I need to get it on my own now.
The question is,
How do I get this information and from where do I get?
Is this network address configured in IBM mainframe?
If so, how do I get this information. What commands do I need to execute
on
IBM?
Please provide me all the possible steps to follow to get this
information.
And my understanding is the "local node id" in the system identification
tab
should match IDBLK and IDNUM of the PU with the same name configured on
the
IBM's VTAM list.
Regards,
Dash |
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jacob
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Mon Aug 08, 2005 12:51 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Network Address |
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mac address of the ethernet card of main frame
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Jacob_R
"jacob" <yacovr@c.v> wrote in message
news:OpBmZO5mFHA.764@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hi dash
i have the same configuration and it's works . the 12 digit on ethernet is
the
mac address of the ethernet card.
400000000000 is mac address in real token-ring network
best regards
--
Jacob_R
"Dash" <Dash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AFAB6B3A-6125-4FD4-85C5-C93FD1BE77F1@microsoft.com...
Hi,
I've installed HIS 2000 on a Windows 2003 system which is directly
connected
to IBM mainframe using ethernet LAN and my objective is to configure the
HIS
to talk to IBM mainframe. I have access to IBM mainframe running OS/390.
I am trying to configure a 802.2 connection from Microsoft SNA Manager. I
give a name to my connection and select a link service of type ethernet
which
is already configured in the general tab.
Now, in the address tab, I need to provide the remote network address
which
is a 12 digit hexadecimal address. HIS help says to contact remote system
administrator or the network administrator for the correct value. The
default
as the help says is 400000000000. There is no network administrator to
provide this details. I need to get it on my own now.
The question is,
How do I get this information and from where do I get?
Is this network address configured in IBM mainframe?
If so, how do I get this information. What commands do I need to execute
on
IBM?
Please provide me all the possible steps to follow to get this
information.
And my understanding is the "local node id" in the system identification
tab
should match IDBLK and IDNUM of the PU with the same name configured on
the
IBM's VTAM list.
Regards,
Dash
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Neil Pike
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Sat Aug 13, 2005 8:52 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Network Address |
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Dash,
| Quote: | Now, in the address tab, I need to provide the remote network address which
is a 12 digit hexadecimal address. HIS help says to contact remote system
administrator or the network administrator for the correct value. The default
as the help says is 400000000000. There is no network administrator to
provide this details. I need to get it on my own now.
The question is,
How do I get this information and from where do I get?
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The mainframe WILL be supported by a VTAM Systems Programmer who can give you
this information.
| Quote: | Is this network address configured in IBM mainframe?
If so, how do I get this information. What commands do I need to execute on
IBM?
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Where it's configured will depend on what sort of NCP / Card / Controller that
the mainframe is using for SNA connections.
| Quote: | And my understanding is the "local node id" in the system identification tab
should match IDBLK and IDNUM of the PU with the same name configured on the
IBM's VTAM list.
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Correct
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
Microsoft SNA/HIS MVP |
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