Snacfg TN5Server
Purpose
Allows you to view, add, delete, or modify TN 5250 servers. the SNA Manager is the recommended interface for adding TN 5250 servers.
Note
Configuration settings specified with snacfg tn5server correspond to server settings configured with the SNA Manager.
Syntax
[configpath] [configpath] TN5Servername [configpath] TN5Servernname [configpath] TN5Servernname[options]
[configpath] TN5Servername [options]
[configpath] TN5Servername
where
# configpath
Specifies the path of the configuration file to view or change. If the configuration path is omitted, Host Integration Server will attempt to access the configuration file on the local system, using the path \Program Files\Host Integration Server\SYSTEM\CONFIG\COM.CFG.
/list
Generates a list of the TN 5250 servers on the local subdomain.
Tn5servername
Specifies the computer name of the TN 5250 server on which settings will be viewed or changed.
/print
Displays a list of the configuration settings of a print session. The displayed command does not contain the word snacfg, so that it can be redirected to a command file. Command files are discussed earlier in this section.
/add
Adds a Host Integration Server computer called tn5servername. For adding a TN 5250 server, the recommended method is to use the SNA Manager, not snacfg tn5server.
Before you can add connections to the server, link services must also be configured for the server. The recommended interface for configuring link services is the SNA Manager.
/delete
Deletes tn5servername.
Options for TN 5250 Servers
/portnumber: value
Specifies the port number associated with telnet (for example, port number 23). You can type another port number to override the default value for a given session. TN services listen on multiple ports simultaneously. You can set a default port number for the TN service (assign the port number to the server) and override this number on a per session basis (assign the port number to the LU session), allowing a single client to connect to multiple host computers.
/comment:" text"
Adds an optional comment for the specified server. The comment can contain as many as 25 characters; enclose the comments in quotes.