Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM

SECACPT
This value must be set to CONV.
All other operands that can be coded in APPL definitions are optional; they depend
on the requirements of your location.
Note: If the PRTCT operand is used to assign a password, this password must
also be coded when specifying a value for the LUNAME server initialization parameter.
The LUNAME server initialization parameter is described in “Specifying
Values for the Server Initialization Parameters” on page 113.
Defining an SNA Server as a Cross-Domain Resource
You are recommended to define the remote servers that conduct file transfers with
the servers at your location as application program cross-domain resources
(CDRSCs). You do this by coding and filing one VBUILD statement for the crossdomain
resource major node and one CDRSC statement for each network name
that a remote server uses when communicating with its session partner.
For more information about defining cross-domain resources, refer to VTAM Installation
and Resource Definition Version 3.
Figure 46 shows sample definitions of how cross-domain resources could be
defined. In this example, CDRM5 is the name of the Cross-Domain Resource
Manager (CDRM) that controls the CDRSC.
VBUILD TYPE=CDRSC
NFTP��3 CDRSC CDRM=CDRM5
NFTP��4 CDRSC CDRM=CDRM5
Figure 46. Defining Servers as a Cross-Domain Resource
Example of Combined APPL and CDRSC Definitions for One Location
Assume the following:
� Your location has two servers with the LU names NFTP001 and NFTP002.
� Your location is to communicate with two other locations.
– One location has a cross-domain resource manager called CDRM12, and
one server with the LU name FTP0002.
– The other location has a cross-domain resource manager called CDRM99
and three servers with the LU names FTP000X, FTP000Y, and FTP000Z.
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