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Part 1. Getting Started with AS/400 Communications
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Chapter 1. Print this Topic
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Chapter 2. Configuring AS/400 for Communications
11
Creating a Network Interface Description
11
Creating a Network Server Description
11
Creating a Line Description
11
Chapter 3. Optimizing Communications Performance
13
Improving Wide Area Network Performance
13
Adjusting WAN Protocols for Optimum AS/400 Performance
13
Adjusting the WAN Line Speed for Optimum AS/400 Performance
13
WAN Line Speed Considerations for Iops
14
Improving Local Area Network Performance
15
Adjusting Lans for Optimum Communications Performance
15
Adjusting LAN Lines for Optimum Communications Performance
15
LAN Line Speed Considerations for Iops
16
Improving Data Path Performance
16
Considerations for Subsystem Configuration for Error Recovery Performance
17
Communications Performance Considerations for Interactive Jobs
18
Communications Performance Considerations for Batch Jobs
19
Mixing Interactive and Batch Jobs on a WAN Line
19
Performance Considerations for Anynet Communications
20
Subsystems
21
Chapter 4. Communications Applications
23
User Written APPC Applications
23
Distributed Data Management (DDM)
23
Application Program Interface (API) Performance Considerations
23
Performance Considerations for Intersystem Communications Function
24
Performance Considerations for Common Programming Interface Communications
25
Chapter 5. Communicating with Host Systems
27
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a Host System
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Matching AS/400 Line Description Parameters for a Host System
27
Matching AS/400 Controller Description Parameters for a Host System
29
Matching AS/400 Device Description Parameters for a Host System
30
Matching AS/400 Mode and Class-Of-Service Description Parameters for a Host System
31
Configuring Dependent LU Requester (DLUR)
37
Configuring the Host Controller Description
37
Configuring the Device Descriptions
37
Chapter 6. Communicating with a Remote AS/400 System
39
Matching AS/400 Line Description Parameters for a Remote AS/400 System
39
Matching AS/400 Controller Description Parameters for a Remote AS/400 System
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Matching AS/400 Device Description Parameters for a Remote AS/400 System
42
Connecting One AS/400 to Another AS/400 System
43
Chapter 7. Communicating with Remote Workstation Controllers
47
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 5494 Controllers
47
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by Token-Ring
47
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by Ethernet
50
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by Frame Relay
52
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by SDLC
54
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by X.21
58
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 5494 Connected by X.25
60
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 3X74 Controller
64
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 3174 Controller
64
Matching AS/400 Parameters for a 3274 Controller
66
Matching AS/400 Parameters for Finance Controllers
68
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 470X Finance Controllers
68
Matching AS/400 Parameters for FBSS Finance Controllers
70
Matching AS/400 Parameters for Retail Controllers
73
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 3651 Retail Controllers
74
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 3684 Retail Controllers
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Matching AS/400 Parameters for 4680/4690 LINE Parameter
78
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 4680/4690 LINK Parameter
79
Matching AS/400 Parameters for 4684 Retail Controllers
80
Chapter 8. Troubleshooting Communications Problems
85
Displaying Message Queues to Solve Communication Problems
85
Displaying the Product Activity Log to Solve Communication Problems
86
Displaying the Print Error Log to Solve Communication Problems
86
Job Logs and Communication Problems
86
Solving Communication Problems Using Communications Trace
87
System Service Tools and Communication Problems
88
Trace Common Programming Interface (CPI) Communications (TRCCPIC) Command
88
Solving Communication Problems Using the System Problem Log
89
Solving Communication Problems Using Status Information
90
Considerations for System Tuning During Error Recovery
90
Using Error Messages to Aid in Error Recovery
90
Solving Communication Problems Using Reason Codes
90
Chapter 9. Networking Concepts
93
Advanced Peer-To-Peer Networking
93
Advanced Program-To-Program Communications
94
Dependent LU Requester Support
94
High-Performance Routing
95
HPR Architecture Option Sets
95
Internetwork Packet Exchange Support
95
What Is Systems Network Architecture
96
What Is TCP/IP
96
Chapter 10. Common Networking Standards
97
Local Area Network Standards
97
ATM on AS/400
97
Distributed Data Interface Network
97
Ethernet Networks
97
Token-Ring Networks
98
Wireless Network
98
Wide Area Network Standards
99
Asynchronous Communications
99
Binary Synchronous Communications
99
Frame Relay Networks
99
Integrated Services Digital Network
100
Synchronous Data Link Control Network
100
X.25 Network
101
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IBM AS/400 Specifications
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Introduced
1988
Operating System
OS/400 (now IBM i)
Category
Midrange Computer
Networking
Ethernet, Token Ring
Security
Object-based security model
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