The Synapta Services Builder for CICS run-time servers support two types of host connections: TCP/IP and SNA. (For more information about using SNA host connections, see Connecting to the Host Via SNA.)
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is an industry-standard communication protocol that provides communication between applications and different types of interconnected networks. Connection definitions are referred to as systems. Creating a TCP/IP system in the MCS management console, you can establish a TCP/IP connection to the host.
A new TCP/IP system consists of some basic configuration parameters: a System ID, the IP address of the host, and the port number.
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Configuring Your Run-time Environment |
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Configuring a Host Connection |
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Configuring TCP Sockets |
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Connecting to the Host Via SNA |
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