Re: Telnet [was: Which of the SYSIBM tables/views show the row count for]

DSPT and SNADS both use SNA. SNA can be encapsulated in TCP/IP using AnyNet.

I think the biggest advantage of TCP/IP services over SNA services is
that SNA is going away at some point, and being replaced by Enterprise
Extender.

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM, <ALopez@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Just a little aside -- for your "dumb tube" access across LPARs you

> might want to take a look at the RMTUSR, RMTPWD, RMTINLPGM,
> RMTINLMNU, RMTCURLIB, etc parameters of the TELNET command.
>
> Bruce Vining

Thanks for mentioning them. What advantages would there be in using
Telnet over passthru (DSPT)? I know DSPT uses SNADS, but SNADS works over
TCP/IP now, doesn't it?

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