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Setting session paths using HPRNCPBF z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation Guide SC27-3672-01 |
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HPRNCPBF is a VTAM® start option that you can use to determine the path used for session setup for LUs whose entry point to the HPR network is by way of NCP/FID4. This lets you determine whether HPR should be used in cases where it will cause session data to travel through an NCP twice. In this case, a more optimal HPR TG between the VTAM nodes exists. When the LU requests a session
with appla, the session is usually set up directly through
the NCP to appla on VTAM2. While this path might offer better
performance, it cannot take advantage of HPR features, such as dynamic
rerouting or the high availability offered by MNPS. HPRNCPBF can be
set to either YES or NO (the default). If you select NO, the session
continues to be set up over the direct path. If you select YES, the
session will be set up over the HPR pipe between the two VTAM nodes. Specifically, it will use the VR-TG
path. In this case, in a connection failure between the NCP and VTAM, the session is redirected
over an alternate route without disruption.
Note: If you select YES,
the session requests from the NCP-attached LU are routed through the
NCP twice.
For more information, see z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition Reference. |
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