Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Руководство по настройке

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Configuring Systems 4-5
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Enable AFTP Server?
Indicates whether the AFTP (APPC File Transfer Protocol) server functions are
enabled. Check the box to enable the AFTP server. Clear the box to disable the
AFTP server.
Note – This parameter is available only if you have configured a partner LU.
For more information, refer to Section 9.2, “Configuring a Partner LU,” on
page 9-4.
If you are using an IBM mainframe or mid-range system that supports an
AFTP server to send/receive files to/from internetwork FTP client software,
make sure that you enable the AFTP server after you configure the partner LU.
For more information on using AFTP, refer to Section 4.3, “Using APPC File
Transfer Protocol."
Partner LU
The partner LU name used to establish the AFTP session. This name must
match the Name specified in the partner LU configuration. For more
information, refer to Section 9.2, “Configuring a Partner LU,” on page 9-4.
Mode Name
The mode used to establish the AFTP session. This name must match the Mode
Name specified in the session mode configuration. For more information, refer
to Section 9.3, “Configuring the Session Mode,” on page 9-7.
4.3 Using APPC File Transfer Protocol
SunLink 9.1 AFTP functions as a Client to IBM's APPC Application Suite
(ASuite) AFTPD Server. IBM supplies ASuite as part of VTAM 4.2.
Users connect to the SunLink 9.1 AFTP Client via TCP/IP FTP - port 8021. The
SunLink 9.1 AFTP Client connects to the host system via an APPC
conversation. The translation from TCP/IP FTP protocol to SNA APPC
protocol is done by the SunLink 9.1 AFTP Client.
ASuite support under the VM/ESA and MVS/ESA is documented in:
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AAPC Application Suite Administration - SC31-6533
•
APPC Application Suite User's Guide - SC31-6532.