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The Question is: My client has an application running on the VAX that uses DEC SNA gateway to send send and receive LU62 messages to and from an IBM host. They do not have an IBM host and wish to use a Windows NT software package to act like one. They selected Attachmat e's Extra Personal Client and an SDLC adapter. Attachmate also expects to connect to an IBM host but said they could still communicate if the DEC SNA gateway can be configured as a Control Point. Can the DEC SNA gateway be configured this way? Thanks in advance, Kevin The Answer is : The Wizard would strongly recommend moving to an IP-, COM-, or RPC- based network solution -- the SNA link does not appear to contribute anything to the local network. The Wizard will assume that you are limited by the communications capabilities and requirements of one or more local applications. Please contact the customer support center for assistance with the SNA product and for alternatives -- you will likely need to identify which SNA package and which version is installed. (The standard SNA gateway cannot be configured as an SSCP.) As LU6.2 is expected to be peer-to-peer, you will want to investigate if you even need an SSCP. (Various SSCP devices are available, the folks at the customer support center may be able to provide you with suggestions in this area.)
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