Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM
Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM
Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM
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APPL name and ACBNAME<br />
Use these parameters to define the minor node names for your servers.<br />
In this example, the names of the APPL statements for the server are<br />
N<strong>FTP</strong>001 and N<strong>FTP</strong>002. The names must be unique in the domain in which<br />
the server resides, and within the network if the server is to engage in crossdomain<br />
sessions.<br />
If you do not code ACBNAME, the name of the APPL statement must be the<br />
same as the name in the APPLID operand of the ACB macroinstruction for the<br />
server. The server uses the value of the LUNAME initialization parameter as<br />
the APPLID operand.<br />
If you code ACBNAME, it must be unique within the domain in which the server<br />
resides. The name must also be the same as the value of the LUNAME initialization<br />
parameter for the server. If ACBNAME is not coded, the name of the<br />
APPL statement is used for the ACBNAME.<br />
AUTH<br />
The value ACQ must be specified for the AUTH operand. This gives the server<br />
the authority to use the OPNDST macroinstruction with the ACQUIRE option.<br />
For further information refer to VTAM: Programming.<br />
Specifying the value PASS is optional.<br />
VPACING<br />
Specifying a value for the VPACING is optional, but strongly recommended.<br />
The value you specify works with values in the BIND image. For more information<br />
about pacing, see “Pacing” on page 21<strong>3.</strong><br />
APPC<br />
Because the server uses an LU 6.2 protocol, the value of the APPC operand<br />
must be YES.<br />
DLOGMOD<br />
The value specified in the DLOGMOD server initialization parameter is used,<br />
see “Mode Name” on page 117.<br />
MODETAB<br />
The value of the MODETAB operand specifies the name of the ACF/VTAM<br />
logon mode table in which an entry for the server has been made.<br />
PARSESS<br />
Because each server uses parallel sessions for transferring data, the value of<br />
the PARSESS operand must be YES.<br />
AUTOSES<br />
It is recommended to set this value to 0.<br />
DSESLIM<br />
This value defines the maximum number of sessions to be allowed between the<br />
local application LU and a remote LU on a given node. For more details on<br />
VTAM session limits see the VTAM Installation and Resource Definition Version<br />
3 manual.<br />
80 <strong>NetView</strong> <strong>FTP</strong> V2 <strong>MVS</strong> Installation, Operation, and Administration
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