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Subarea class-of-service mapping table z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition Samples SC27-3676-00 |
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A class of service specifies a set of performance characteristics used in routing data between two subareas. To define subarea classes of service, create a class-of-service (COS) table with entries containing lists of routes grouped together based on characteristics such as security, transmission priority, and bandwidth. VTAM® does not provide a default subarea COS table. Any user-specified COS table for routes entirely contained within the same network must be named ISTSDCOS. For information about COS tables for interconnected networks, see the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation Guide. A sample subarea COS table for routes contained entirely within a single network follows. The COSTAB macroinstruction begins the COS table. Each COS macroinstruction defines a class-of-service entry. The VR operand specifies one or more ordered pairs of numbers, where the first number is a virtual route number and the second number is a transmission priority indicator number. The SUBSTUT operand (which is defaulted in each of the COS entries to NO) indicates whether this entry will be substituted when VTAM does not recognize the COS name that is specified. Only one entry in the COS table is allowed to specify SUBSTUT=YES. The COS entry named ISTVTCOS specifies the routes used for SSCP sessions (SSCP-SSCP, SSCP-PU, and SSCP-LU). The unnamed COS entry is used when either of the following
are true:
You need not define a COS table if the only COS names to be used are ISTVTCOS and the unnamed class of service; VTAM uses its own class-of-service defaults. For more information about subarea class-of-service tables
generally, see the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation
Guide and
the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference.
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