Neil Pike
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Fri Sep 10, 2004 4:15 am Post subject:
Re: What HIS 2000 services do you have running? |
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Dan,
| Quote: | I'm trying to get a feel for what HIS most users have running. I'm not
too familiar with HIS server, but need to become familiar with how users
typically use the HIS services.
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HIS is a bit of a mixed bag of different & related technologies. Very few
people will run all the services, and even in the unlikely event they did, they
almost certainly wouldn't do it on the one/same server!
| Quote: | There are 5 services on my HIS install that are running by default:
SnaBase
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You've got to have this one for any of the other services (that start sna) to
work. It's the core "comms" bit everything uses (sort of)
Not sure what this one is!
Used to for SNA Servers management comms
Used if you're doing SSO (Single Signon) - Password Synch - between
NT/W2K/W2003 domains and a host.
Distributed data stuff - e.g. DB2 connections
| Quote: | Do users ever stop any of these do to them not being needed? Or are
these all pretty much needed all the time?
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Don't install them if you don't need them. Stop/disable them if they're
installed but not required. They'll use minimal resources, but why have
something unnecessary using resources.
| Quote: | I also have some other
services that are not running by default:
TN3270
TN5250
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Only needed if you're going to use "Telnet" clients into the SNA Server
The fact this isn't running tells me you've either got just a
client/management install, or, perhaps, you do have the server installed but
you haven't configured it yet. This service is needed to provide
3270/5250/LU2/LU62 type comms to any client connecting in. It also provides
all SNA comms to the host.
Only needed for SNA Printing
| Quote: | SharedFoldersGateway
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Only needed for SharedFolders - an AS/400 only thing.
| Quote: | Are these ever started manually by the user? or just somehow
automatically started by HIS when needed?
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Pretty much, if they're needed/configured they should be set to auto-start.
Neil Pike MVP/MCSE. Protech Computing Ltd
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Sat Sep 11, 2004 2:48 am Post subject:
Re: What HIS 2000 services do you have running? |
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Neil,
The SnaRpcSvc is used for specific functions within the SNA Manager/MMC
Console. It is a required service, and can not be removed.
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SNA/HIS Engineer
Microsoft
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Dan,
| Quote: | I'm trying to get a feel for what HIS most users have running. I'm not
too familiar with HIS server, but need to become familiar with how users
typically use the HIS services.
|
HIS is a bit of a mixed bag of different & related technologies. Very few
people will run all the services, and even in the unlikely event they did,
they
almost certainly wouldn't do it on the one/same server!
| Quote: | There are 5 services on my HIS install that are running by default:
SnaBase
|
You've got to have this one for any of the other services (that start sna)
to
work. It's the core "comms" bit everything uses (sort of)
Not sure what this one is!
Used to for SNA Servers management comms
Used if you're doing SSO (Single Signon) - Password Synch - between
NT/W2K/W2003 domains and a host.
Distributed data stuff - e.g. DB2 connections
| Quote: | Do users ever stop any of these do to them not being needed? Or are
these all pretty much needed all the time?
|
Don't install them if you don't need them. Stop/disable them if they're
installed but not required. They'll use minimal resources, but why have
something unnecessary using resources.
| Quote: | I also have some other
services that are not running by default:
TN3270
TN5250
|
Only needed if you're going to use "Telnet" clients into the SNA Server
The fact this isn't running tells me you've either got just a
client/management install, or, perhaps, you do have the server installed
but
you haven't configured it yet. This service is needed to provide
3270/5250/LU2/LU62 type comms to any client connecting in. It also
provides
all SNA comms to the host.
Only needed for SNA Printing
| Quote: | SharedFoldersGateway
|
Only needed for SharedFolders - an AS/400 only thing.
| Quote: | Are these ever started manually by the user? or just somehow
automatically started by HIS when needed?
|
Pretty much, if they're needed/configured they should be set to auto-start.
Neil Pike MVP/MCSE. Protech Computing Ltd
(Please post ALL replies to the newsgroup only unless indicated otherwise) |
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