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Choosing Network Protocols for Host Integration Server

After you determine the server-to-host connection, you must choose the protocols to use for two additional Host Integration Server communication paths: client/server communication and server/server communication. You can use one protocol for both, or you can use a combination of different protocols, if all servers share at least one client/server protocol and use it for server/server communication.

Deploying a single protocol across your wide area network (WAN) is the easiest way to manage your communications. The following figure shows a network in which TCP/IP is used for all types of communication involving Host Integration Server computers and clients.

Image that shows a network using TCP/IP for both server-to-server and server-to-client communication.
Diagram of network using TCP/IP for both server-to-server and server-to-client communication

You may decide to gradually implement Host Integration Server throughout your enterprise, in which case you may need to use existing protocols for certain connections.

Image that shows a network using NetBEUI for server-to-server communication and for server-to-client communication.
Diagram of network using NetBEUI for server-to-server communication and for server-to-client communication

In This Section

Choosing Client/Server Network Protocols

Choosing Server/Server Network Protocols

See Also

Connecting Servers