Remote line and device configuration

JES2 supports both NJE and RJE. During JES2 initialization, you should:

Identify and describe the NJE applications eligible to participate in an SNA NJE network with the APPL(avvvvvvv), NODE(nnnn), LINE(nnnn), and LOGON(nnnn) statements, or in a TCP/IP NJE network with the SOCKET(vvvvvvvv), NODE(nnnn), LINE(nnnn), and NETSRV(nnn) statements.
Specify the maximum number of concurrent JES2/VTAM sessions allowed with the SESSION parameter on the TPDEF statement.
If you want compaction, specify the compaction table or tables you want to use (with the COMPACT statement).
Specify which RJE workstation(s) and devices will use compaction (with the RMT(nnnn), R(nnnnn).PR(m), and R(nnnnn).PU(m) statements).
Note that you can also specify compaction on the $ADD RMT(nnnn) command and $T forms of each command listed above.
Specify the maximum number of nodes (with NODENUM parameter on the NJEDEF statement) in the NJE network to which this JES2 member belongs.
Identify and specify characteristics for each line, RJE workstation, NJE node and remote device. (By using the LINE(nnnn), RMT(nnnn), NODE(nnnn), R(nnnnn).RD(m), R(nnnnn).PR(m), and R(nnnnn).PU(m) statements.)
Note: If you do not define lines during initialization, you cannot add RJE workstations through the $ADD RMT(nnnn) command. Also, JES2 sets the RMTNUM= parameter on the TPDEF initialization statement to zero and ignores any RMT(nnnn) initialization statements.
Specify the number of network SYSOUT and job transmitters and receivers (with the SRNUM=, STNUM=, JRNUM=, and JTNUM= parameters on the NJEDEF or LINE statements) for each NJE line.

You can dedicate (permanently attach) physical and logical (that is, SNA) teleprocessing lines by specifying the line number in the RMT(nnnn) statement that describes the RJE workstation. Any RJE workstation dedicated on a line must use that line for the connection. Any RJE workstation or device that does not have a dedicated line specified can use any line not designated by a RMT(nnnn) statement. This type of line is a nondedicated line.