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Sample VTAM Configurations

This section provides sample environments showing how BEA eLink Adapter for Mainframe (eAM) software can be configured for use with an Ethernet LAN and an APPN system 390. Considerations for token ring and subarea-style configurations are included. It is assumed that hardware and operating system installation have been completed.

This section discusses the following topics:

- Overview of the eAM Environment

- Sample Environments

Overview of the eAM Environment

An environment properly configured for the BEA eLink Adapter for Mainframe system involves two general components, a local environment and a remote environment.

Local Environment

A local environment is a UNIX-based machine running eAM software. BEA eLink Adapter for Mainframe is a fully bi-directional program, supporting the local system as either a client or server. This environment consists of the following components:

- Hardware consisting of any workstation and network interface supported by the required software.

- Platform operating systems with protocol stacks (PU servers)

Remote Environment

A remote environment is an IBM mainframe that may or may not be on the same local network. As in the local environment, BEA eLink Adapter for Mainframe is a fully bi-directional program, supporting the remote system as either a client or server. This environment consists of the following components:

- Hardware consisting of any workstation and network interface supported by the required software.

- Software as described in "Supported Host Platforms," in the BEA eLink Adapter for Mainframe Release Notes.

Sample Environments

Samples of each environment are provided to illustrate a starting point when first configuring your system. These samples are not intended to be used without modifications. Any similarity between them and any actual system is coincidental.

Machine Attributes (LAN Descriptions)

The attributes of the sample environment machines are listed below for reference. The sample configurations refer to these attributes as required.

10BaseT carrying SNA/DLC (IEEE 802.3) and TCP/IP (DIX) traffic.

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | Solaris 2.5.1 or 2.6
SNA | Brixton/CNT 4.1
APP | Tuxedo 6.5
MAC | 08:00:20:7C:47:50
IP | 206.189.43.14
NAME | beasun2

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | Solaris 7 or Solaris 8
SNA | SunLink 9.1
APP | Tuxedo 6.5
MAC | 08:00:20:87:47:2d
IP | 206.189.43.54
NAME | dalsun4

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | HP-US B 11.00
SNA | HP SNAPlus 6.0
APP | Tuxedo 6.5
MAC | 08:00:09:30:24:77
IP | 206.189.43.13
NAME | dalhp10

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | MVS 5.22 9510
SNA | VTAM 4.3
APP | CICS 4.1 / IMS DC 5.1
MAC | 10:00:5a:d4:3e:8e
IP | 206.189.43.98
NAME | beavs

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | OS/390 1.2
SNA | VTAM 4.3
APP | CICS 4.1
MAC | 10:00:5a:d4:c1:e0
IP | 206.189.43.96
NAME | dalvs2

####

Name | Attribute
--- | ---
OS | Windows NT Server 4.0, SP2
SNA | IBM Comm Server 6.0
APP | CICS 4.1
MAC | 10:00:5a:d4:c1:e0
IP | 206.189.43.99
NAME | dalnt

Local Environment Configuration

HPSNAPlus2 configurations are usually set up using the HP xSnapAdmin utility, resulting in the configuration text file /etc/opt/sna/sna_node.cfg. This file can be manually created and/or maintained using a text editor, however, using the HP xSnapAdmin utility is recommended. The example below is the sna_node.cfg file for the sample environment.

HPSNAPlus2 Configuration

>     [define_node_config_file]
>     major_version = 5
>     minor_version = 1
>     update_release = 1
>     revision_level = 116

>     [define_node]
>     node_name = dalhp10
>     description = snacrm development
>     node_type = END_NODE
>     fqcp_name = BEALAN.DALHP10
>     cp_alias = dalhp10
>     mode_to_cos_map_supp = NO
>     mds_supported = YES
>     node_id = <05ffffff>
>     max_locates = 100
>     dir_cache_size = 255
>     max_dir_entries = 0
>     locate_timeout = 60
>     reg_with_nn = YES
>     reg_with_cds = YES
>     mds_send_alert_q_size = 100
>     cos_cache_size = 24
>     tree_cache_size = 40
>     tree_cache_use_limit = 40
>     max_tdm_nodes = 0
>     max_tdm_tgs = 0
>     max_isr_sessions = 1000
>     isr_sessions_upper_threshold = 900
>     isr_sessions_lower_threshold = 800
>     isr_max_ru_size = 16384
>     isr_rcv_pac_window = 8
>     store_endpt_rscvs = NO
>     store_isr_rscvs = NO
>     store_dlur_rscvs = NO
>     dlur_support = YES
>     pu_conc_support = NO
>     nn_rar = 128
>     ptf_flags = NONE

>     [define_ethernet_dlc]
>     dlc_name = ETHER0
>     description = ""
>     neg_ls_supp = YES
>     initially_active = NO
>     adapter_number = 0

>     [define_ethernet_port]
>     port_name = ethl0
>     description = 1st ethernet adapter
>     dlc_name = ETHER0
>     port_type = PORT_SATF
>     port_number = 1
>     max_rcv_btu_size = 1033
>     tot_link_act_lim = 64
>     inb_link_act_lim = 0
>     out_link_act_lim = 0
>     ls_role = LS_NEG
>     act_xid_exchange_limit = 9
>     nonact_xid_exchange_limit = 5
>     ls_xmit_rcv_cap = LS_TWS
>     max_ifrm_rcvd = 7
>     target_pacing_count = 7
>     max_send_btu_size = 1033
>     mac_address = <000000000000>
>     lsap_address = 0x08
>     implicit_cp_cp_sess_support = NO
>     implicit_limited_resource = NO
>     implicit_deact_timer = 0
>     effect_cap = 3993600
>     connect_cost = 0
>     byte_cost = 0
>     security = SEC_NONSECURE
>     prop_delay = PROP_DELAY_LAN
>     user_def_parm_1 = 0
>     user_def_parm_2 = 0
>     user_def_parm_3 = 0
>     initially_active = YES
>     test_timeout = 5
>     test_retry_limit = 2
>     xid_timeout = 5
>     xid_retry_limit = 2
>     t1_timeout = 5
>     t1_retry_limit = 5

>     [define_ethernet_ls]
>     ls_name = P390HP10
>     description = P390 - beavs
>     port_name = ethl0
>     adj_cp_name = P390.USS3270
>     adj_cp_type = LEARN_NODE
>     mac_address = <0020af543176>
>     lsap_address = 0x08
>     auto_act_supp = NO
>     tg_number = 0
>     limited_resource = NO
>     solicit_sscp_sessions = NO
>     pu_name = <0000000000000000>
>     disable_remote_act = NO
>     default_nn_server = NO
>     dspu_services = NONE
>     dspu_name = <0000000000000000>
>     dlus_name = <0000000000000000000000000000000000>
>     bkup_dlus_name = <0000000000000000000000000000000000>
>     link_deact_timer = 0
>     use_default_tg_chars = YES
>     ls_attributes = SNA
>     adj_node_id = <00000000>
>     local_node_id = <00000000>
>     cp_cp_sess_support = YES
>     effect_cap = 3993600
>     connect_cost = 0
>     byte_cost = 0
>     security = SEC_NONSECURE
>     prop_delay = PROP_DELAY_LAN
>     user_def_parm_1 = 0
>     user_def_parm_2 = 0
>     user_def_parm_3 = 0
>     target_pacing_count = 7
>     max_send_btu_size = 1033
>     ls_role = USE_PORT_DEFAULTS
>     initially_active = NO
>     react_timer = 30
>     react_timer_retry = 65535
>     test_timeout = 5
>     test_retry_limit = 2
>     xid_timeout = 5
>     xid_retry_limit = 2
>     t1_timeout = 5
>     t1_retry_limit = 5

>     [define_local_lu]
>     lu_name = LUHP10A
>     description = Test LU #1
>     lu_alias = LUHP10A
>     nau_address = 0
>     syncpt_support = YES
>     lu_session_limit = 0
>     default_pool = NO
>     pu_name = <0000000000000000>
>     sys_name = ""
>     timeout = -1
>     back_level = NO

>     [define_local_lu]
>     lu_name = LUHP10B
>     description = Test LU #2
>     lu_alias = LUHP10B
>     nau_address = 0
>     syncpt_support = YES
>     lu_session_limit = 0
>     default_pool = NO
>     pu_name = <0000000000000000>
>     sys_name = ""
>     timeout = -1
>     back_level = NO

>     [define_local_lu]
>     lu_name = LUHP10C
>     description = Test LU #3
>     lu_alias = LUHP10C
>     nau_address = 0
>     syncpt_support = YES
>     lu_session_limit = 0
>     default_pool = NO
>     pu_name = <0000000000000000>
>     sys_name = ""
>     timeout = -1
>     back_level = NO

>     [define_partner_lu]
>     description = APPC MVS LU for IMS
>     fqplu_name = P390.MVSLU01
>     plu_alias = MVSLU01
>     plu_un_name = MVSLU01
>     max_mc_ll_send_size = 32767
>     conv_security_ver = NO
>     parallel_sess_supp = YES

>     [define_partner_lu]
>     description = backend cics #1
>     fqplu_name = P390.C410XB01
>     plu_alias = C410XB01
>     plu_un_name = C410XB01
>     max_mc_ll_send_size = 32767
>     conv_security_ver = NO
>     parallel_sess_supp = YES

>     [define_partner_lu]
>     description = Second backend cics
>     fqplu_name = P390.C410XB02
>     plu_alias = CICS2
>     plu_un_name = C410XB02
>     max_mc_ll_send_size = 32767
>     conv_security_ver = NO
>     parallel_sess_supp = YES

>     [define_mode]
>     mode_name = SMSNA100
>     description = Sessions: 10 -- 5,5
>     max_ru_size_upp = 1024
>     receive_pacing_win = 4
>     default_ru_size = YES
>     max_neg_sess_lim = 256
>     plu_mode_session_limit = 10
>     min_conwin_src = 5
>     cos_name = #eLink
>     cryptography = NONE
>     auto_act = 0

Microsoft SNA Cross-Platform Definitions

Be sure to communicate with the administrator of the CICS/ESA remote domain to obtain key parameters in the VTAM definition that must be included in the Microsoft SNA Server configuration, as well as in other configuration files in the eAM local domain.

Before installing eAM software, please examine the following general procedure for configuring the Microsoft SNA Server. Use the Microsoft SNA Server Manager GUI. Sample values are shown in parenthesis. Consult with the VTAM system administrator to obtain the proper values.

1. Start Microsoft SNA Server Manager from Start button on the Task Bar.

2. A server is automatically created (MVSNT1). Note the configuration values displayed in the Server Properties window:

   Server: MVSNT1

   Subdomain: MVSNT1

   Server Role: Primary

   Network Transports: TCP/IP

3. Under Link Services, define a link service (SNADLC1)

   In the link service Properties, define DLC 802.2 Link Service Configuration:

   Title: DLC 802.2 Link Service #1

   Adapter: <your ethernet adapter>

   Local Service Access Point (SAP): 0x4

   Use Fixed SAP

4. Under SNA Service, Connections, define an 802.2 connection (MVSNT1.).

   In the MVSNT1 Properties, define:

   General

   Name: MVSNT1

   Link Service: SnaDlc1

   Remote End: Peer System

   Allowed Directions: Both Directions

   Activation: On Server Startup

   Supports Dynamic Remote APPC LU Definition

   Address

   Remote Network Address: <host MAC address>

   Remote SAP Address: <host SAP address>

   System Identification

   Local Node Name

   Network Name: <mynetwork>

   Control Point Name: MVSNT1

   Local Node ID: <xxx nnnn> XID Type: Format 3

   Remote Node Name

   Network Name: <hostnetwork>

   Control Point Name: <vtamcpname>

   Remote Node ID: Peer DLC Role: Negotiable

   Compression Type: None

   802.2 DLC

   Take Defaults

5. Under Local APPC LUs (SNA Service: Connections: Insert: APPC: Local LU), define a local lu (LUNT1A) in the LUNT1A Properties, define:

   General

   LU Alias: LUNT1A

   Network Name: <mynetwork>

   LU Name: LUNT1A

   Advanced

   Take Defaults

6. Under Remote APPC LUs, define a remote lu (CICS1) in the CICS1 Properties, define:

   General

   Connection: MVSNT1

   LU Alias: CICS1

   Network Name: <hostnetwork>

   LU Name: CICS1

   Uninterpreted Name: CICS1

   Options

   Take Defaults

7. Under APPC Modes, define a mode (SMSNA100) in the SMSNA100 Properties, define:

   General

   Mode Name: SMSNA100

   Limits

   Parallel Session Limit: <max sessions>

   Minimum Winner Contention Limit: <min winners>

   Partner Min Winner Contention Limit: <max sessions - min winners>

   Automatic Activation Limit: 0

   Characteristics

   Take Defaults

   Partners

   Add partnership for Server Name: MVSNT1 between Local LU: LUNT1A and Partner LU: CICS1

   Compression

   Take Defaults

VTAM Application Program Major Node

The APPLID definition shown in the following listing defines the local stack configuration to run under OS/390 using VTAM.

Listing 3-1 Applid definition (OS/390)

>     BEAVTAM VBUILD TYPE=APPL
>     BEAAPPL1 APPL ACBNAME=BEAAPPL1,
>     		AUTH=(ACQ,PASS),
>     		APPC=YES,
>     		SYNCLVL=SYNCPT,
>     		PARSESS=YES

Remote Environment Configurations

You must involve your mainframe system support personnel early in the process. Make sure everyone is involved. Most of the configuration for your mainframe should have already been done.

These samples are provided for illustration. Mainframe technical support is important. This documentation is not intended demonstate all of the possible configurations. These samples represent one way a P390 can be configured to work in an APPN LAN environment.

ATCSTRxx VTAM Start List

The example below is the VTAM start list for the BEAVS P390 machine. It supports both the subarea and APPN environments.

>     * --------------------------*
>     * VTAM START LIST FOR SYS1  *
>     * --------------------------*
>     BN=YES,
>     BNDYN=FULL,
>     XNETALS=YES,
>     SSCPID=06,NOPROMPT,
>     CONFIG=00,MAXSUBA=31,SUPP=NOSUP,
>     SSCPNAME=USS3270,
>     NETID=P390,
>     NODETYPE=NN,
>     HOSTSA=6,
>     CRPLBUF=(208,,15,,1,16),
>     IOBUF=(100,512,19,,1,20),
>     LFBUF=(104,,0,,1,1),
>     LPBUF=(64,,0,,1,1),
>     SFBUF=(163,,0,,1,1)

XCA Major Node Defines the LAN Adapter for SYS1

This definition is set up for use with a 3172 (emulated) for connecting an APPN network node to another APPN node. Note that it is for an Ethernet LAN and the SAPADDR specified must be the same as the LSap specified for the local link station.

>     ******************************************************
>     *  Emulated 3172 XCA MAJOR NODE FOR HOST beavs
>     *****************************************************
>     XETH2LP1 VBUILD TYPE=XCA ** EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION ADAPT**
>     PORTE2   PORT  ADAPNO=1,      ** 3172 RELATIVE ADAPTER NUMBER**
>                    CUADDR=E22,    ** CHANNEL UNIT ADDRESS        **
>                    MEDIUM=CSMACD, ** LAN TYPE=ETHERNET           **
>                    SAPADDR=8,     ** SERVICE ACCESS POINT ADDRESS**
>                    TIMER=120      ** CHANNEL ACTIVATE RESP TIME  **
>     *
>     G1ETH2   GROUP DIAL=YES,      ** YES required for putype 2   **
>                    DYNPU=YES,
>                    CALL=INOUT,
>                    ANSWER=ON,
>                    ISTATUS=ACTIVE
>     LETH20   LINE
>     PETH20   PU
>     LETHE3   LINE
>     PETHE3   PU
>     LETHF3   LINE
>     PETHF3   PU

Switched Network (SWNET) Definitions

The three switched network definition examples in this section specify the VTAM PU, representing the local link stations that expect to connect with the host machine. The 10BLK and IDNUM definitions are provided to support 3270 traffic and must be unique, as well as match the values specified in the local link definition.

SWNET Major Node (DALHP10)

>     SWNETHHP   VBUILD  TYPE=SWNET,MAXNO=3,MAXGRP=3
>     P390HP10   PU  ADDR=02,
>                    IDBLK=05F,
>                    IDNUM=FFFFF,
>                    PUTYPE=2,
>                    NETID=BEALAN,
>                    CPNAME=DALHP10,
>                    MAXPATH=3,
>                    DWACT=YES,
>                    CONNTYPE=APPN,
>                    CPCP=YES,
>                    DYNLU=YES
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     * SNA SAP & HP10 MAC ADDRESS BIT REVERSED FOR TRFMT
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     PATHHP     PATH DIALNO=00041000900C24EE,
>                    GRPNM=G1ETH2
>     LUHP10A  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUHP10B  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUHP10C  LU  LOCADDR=0

SWNET Major Node (SUN2)

>     SWNETH2    VBUILD  TYPE=SWNET,MAXNO=3,MAXGRP=3
>     P390ETH2   PU  ADDR=04,
>                    IDBLK=019,
>                    IDNUM=10092,
>                    PUTYPE=2,
>                    NETID=BEALAN,
>                    CPNAME=SUN2,
>                    MAXPATH=3,
>                    DWACT=YES,
>                    CONNTYPE=APPN,
>                    CPCP=YES,
>                    DYNLU=YES
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     * SNA SAP & SUN2 MAC ADDRESS BIT REVERSED FOR TRFMT
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     PATH01     PATH DIALNO=00081000043EE20A,
>                    GRPNM=G1ETH2
>     LUSUN2A  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUSUN2B  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUSUN2C  LU  LOCADDR=0

SWNET Major Node ((SUN4)

>     SWNESUN4   VBUILD  TYPE=SWNET,MAXNO=3,MAXGRP=3
>     P390ETH4   PU  ADDR=03,
>                    IDBLK=018,
>                    IDNUM=10092,
>                    PUTYPE=2,
>                    NETID=BEALAN,
>                    CPNAME=SUN4,
>                    MAXPATH=3,
>                    DWACT=YES,
>                    CONNTYPE=APPN,
>                    CPCP=YES,
>                    DYNLU=YES
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     * SNA SAP & SUN4 MAC ADDRESS BIT REVERSED FOR TRFMT
>     * -------------------------------------------------
>     PATHSL4    PATH DIALNO=0008100002E1E2B4,
>                    GRPNM=G1ETH2
>     LUSUN4A  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUSUN4B  LU  LOCADDR=0
>     LUSUN4C  LU  LOCADDR=0

VTAM Application Major Nodes for CICS Regions

These examples represent the partner LU definitions to be accessed from the local environment. The APPL names must match those specified in the partner LU definitions on the local machine.

>     BEACICS VBUILD TYPE=APPL               APPLICATION MAJOR NODE
>     * APPL DEFINITION STATEMENTS FOR CICS
>     * CICS 4.10 BACKEND REGION #1 SYSID=B41A
>     C410XB01 APPL EAS=64,               ESTIMATED CONCURRENT SESSIONS
>                   MODETAB=ISTINCLM,     MAKE SURE DEFAULT MODETAB
>                   PARSESS=YES,
>                   AUTH=(ACQ,BLOCK,PASS) CICS CAN ACQUIRE & PASS TMLS
>                                            CICS CAN REQUEST BLOCKED INPUT

>     C410XB02 APPL EAS=64,               ESTIMATED CONCURRENT SESSIONS
>                   MODETAB=ISTINCLM,     MAKE SURE DEFAULT MODETAB
>                   PARSESS=YES,
>                   AUTH=(ACQ,BLOCK,PASS) CICS CAN ACQUIRE & PASS TMLS
>                                            CICS CAN REQUEST BLOCKED INPUT
>     C410XB03 APPL EAS=64,               ESTIMATED CONCURRENT SESSIONS
>                   MODETAB=ISTINCLM,     MAKE SURE DEFAULT MODETAB
>                   PARSESS=YES,
>                   AUTH=(ACQ,BLOCK,PASS) CICS CAN ACQUIRE & PASS TMLS
>                                            CICS CAN REQUEST BLOCKED INPUT
>     * #######################
>     * END OF BEACICS APPL DEF
>     * #######################

CICS Resource Definition Entries (RDO)

CICS connection and session definitions map the VTAM path definitions for the CICS application. Each connection represents one local LU definition in the local SNA configuration, therefore, the names must match.

CICS session definitions associate a VTAM mode with the LU specified in the connection. The mode names and session count characteristics must match those specified in the mode definitions for the local SNA configuration. Note that these definitions set AUTOCONNECT to "YES," allowing automatic session acquisition for a CICS client application.

>     LIST GROUP(BEAHP10) OBJECTS
>     GROUP NAME: BEAHP10
>      ----------
>      CONNECTIONS:          FHPA     FHPB      FHPC
>      SESSION                        FHPA      FHPB   FHPC

>     CONNECTION(FHPA)       GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                            DESCRIPTION(1ST HP SNAP2+ CONNECTION)
>       CONNECTION-IDENTIFIERS
>          NETNAME(LUHP10A)           INDSYS()
>       REMOTE-ATTRIBUTES
>          REMOTESYSTEM()  REMOTENAME() REMOTESYSNET()
>       CONNECTION-PROPERTIES
>          ACCESSMETHOD(VTAM)         PROTOCOL(APPC)    CONNTYPE()
>          SINGLESESS(NO)             DATASTREAM(USER)  RECORDFORMAT(U)
>          QUEUELIMIT(NO)             MAXQTIME(NO)
>       OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>          AUTOCONNECT(NO)            INSERVICE(YES)
>       SECURITY
>          SECURITYNAME()             ATTACHSEC(LOCAL)  BINDSECURITY(NO)
>          USEDFLTUSER(NO)
>       RECOVERY
>          PSRECOVERY(SYSDEFAULT)

>     CONNECTION(FHPB)       GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                            DESCRIPTION(2ND HP SNA+ 2 CONNECTION)
>       CONNECTION-IDENTIFIERS
>          NETNAME(LUHP10B)           INDSYS()
>       REMOTE-ATTRIBUTES
>          REMOTESYSTEM()             REMOTENAME()      REMOTESYSNET()
>       CONNECTION-PROPERTIES
>          ACCESSMETHOD(VTAM)         PROTOCOL(APPC)    CONNTYPE()
>          SINGLESESS(NO)             DATASTREAM(USER)  RECORDFORMAT(U)
>          QUEUELIMIT(NO)             MAXQTIME(NO)
>       OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>          AUTOCONNECT(YES)           INSERVICE(YES)
>       SECURITY
>          SECURITYNAME()             ATTACHSEC(LOCAL)  BINDSECURITY(NO)
>          USEDFLTUSER(NO)
>       RECOVERY
>          PSRECOVERY(SYSDEFAULT)

>     CONNECTION(FHPC)      GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                           DESCRIPTION(3RD HP SNA+ 2 CONNECTION)
>        CONNECTION-IDENTIFIERS
>           NETNAME(LUHP10C)          INDSYS()
>        REMOTE-ATTRIBUTES
>           REMOTESYSTEM()            REMOTENAME()      REMOTESYSNET()
>        CONNECTION-PROPERTIES
>           ACCESSMETHOD(VTAM)        PROTOCOL(APPC)    CONNTYPE()
>           SINGLESESS(NO)            DATASTREAM(USER)  RECORDFORMAT(U)
>           QUEUELIMIT(NO)            MAXQTIME(NO)
>        OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>           AUTOCONNECT(NO)           INSERVICE(YES)
>        SECURITY
>          SECURITYNAME()             ATTACHSEC(LOCAL)  BINDSECURITY(NO)
>          USEDFLTUSER(NO)
>        RECOVERY
>          PSRECOVERY(SYSDEFAULT)

>      SESSIONS(FHPA)       GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                           DESCRIPTION(1ST HP SNAP2+ SESSION)
>         SESSION-IDENTIFIERS
>            CONNECTION(FHPA)         SESSNAME()        NETNAMEQ()
>            MODENAME(SMSNA100)
>         SESSION-PROPERTIES
>            PROTOCOL(APPC)           MAXIMUM(32,16)    RECEIVEPFX()
>            RECEIVECOUNT()           SENDPFX()         SENDCOUNT()
>             SENDSIZE(4096)          RECEIVESIZE(4096) SESSPRIORITY(0)
>         PRESET-SECURITY
>            USERID()
>         OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>            AUTOCONNECT(NO)          BUILDCHAIN(YES)   USERAREALEN(0)
>            IOAREALEN(0,0)           RELREQ(NO)        DISCREQ(NO)
>            NEPCLASS(0)
>         RECOVERY
>           RECOVOPTION(SYSDEFAULT)

>      SESSIONS(FHPB)       GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                           DESCRIPTION(2ND HP SNAP2+ SESSION)
>         SESSION-IDENTIFIERS
>           CONNECTION(FHPB)          SESSNAME()        NETNAMEQ()
>           MODENAME(SMSNA100)
>         SESSION-PROPERTIES
>           PROTOCOL(APPC)            MAXIMUM(32,16)    RECEIVEPFX()
>           RECEIVECOUNT()            SENDPFX()         SENDCOUNT()
>           SENDSIZE(4096)            RECEIVESIZE(4096) SESSPRIORITY(0)
>         PRESET-SECURITY
>           USERID()
>         OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>           AUTOCONNECT(YES)          BUILDCHAIN(YES)   USERAREALEN(0)
>           IOAREALEN(0,0)            RELREQ(NO)        DISCREQ(NO)
>           NEPCLASS(0)
>         RECOVERY
>           RECOVOPTION(SYSDEFAULT)

>      SESSIONS(FHPC)       GROUP(BEAHP10)
>                           DESCRIPTION(3RD HPSNAP2+ SESSION)
>        SESSION-IDENTIFIERS
>          CONNECTION(FHPC)          SESSNAME()         NETNAMEQ()
>          MODENAME(SMSNA100)
>        SESSION-PROPERTIES
>          PROTOCOL(APPC)            MAXIMUM(10,5)      RECEIVEPFX()
>          RECEIVECOUNT()            SENDPFX()          SENDCOUNT()
>          SENDSIZE(4096)            RECEIVESIZE(4096)  SESSPRIORITY(0)
>        PRESET-SECURITY
>          USERID()
>        OPERATIONAL-PROPERTIES
>          AUTOCONNECT(YES)          BUILDCHAIN(YES)    USERAREALEN(0)
>          IOAREALEN(0,0)            RELREQ(NO)         DISCREQ(NO)
>          NEPCLASS(0)
>        RECOVERY
>          RECOVOPTION(SYSDEFAULT)

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