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vpr_118
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Hi,
How to identify the server name of SNODE.
Say we have FROM (PNODE - and TO (SNODE...
How to identify the server name of snode |
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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 3:21 pm Post subject: Re: NDM snode pnode server? |
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HappySrinu
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Use
n = SYSVAR(SYSNODE)
say 'sysnode id' n
run the above rexx code on both lpars to get snode and pnode
this might help you |
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vpr_118
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Actually, i need the server name.
Say i have a member in NDMLIB. What denotes server name for snode. |
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superk
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| You have to go to the NETMAP. The NETMAP will tell you what is associated to that SNODE name - i.e. the protocol and address of that node. If the protocol is SNA, then the address will be the VTAM APPLID. If the protocol is TCP, then the address will be either the TCP/IP network address or, preferably, the DNS server entry name. You can ping either one and go from there. |
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