Communications Subsystems: Monitoring and

Local Area Networks (LANs) and Wide Area

Recovery

Networks (WANs)

Physical interfaces (PIFs)

Processes that use the SLSA subsystem to send and receive data on a LAN attached to an Integrity NonStop server are called LAN service providers. Two service providers—the NonStop TCP/IP and NonStop TCP/IPv6 subsystems and the Port Access Method (PAM)—are currently supported. They provide access for these subsystems:

LAN Service Provider

Subsystems Supported

NonStop TCP/IP subsystem,

The Expand subsystem, which provides Expand-over-

NonStop TCP/IPv6 subsystem

IP connections.

Port Access Method (PAM)

Ethernet and token-ring LANs. The OSI/AS, OSI/TS,

 

SNAX/XF, and SNAX/APN subsystems communicate

 

with SLSA through the PAM subsystem.

Processes, user applications, and subsystems that use the SLSA subsystem and related LAN providers to connect to an FCSA or G4SA attached to an Integrity NonStop NS-series server are called LAN clients. For example, the WAN subsystem is a client of the SLSA subsystem because the SLSA subsystem provides the WAN subsystem access to the ServerNet wide area network (SWAN) concentrator through the LAN.

The WAN subsystem is used to control access to the SWAN concentrator. Depending on your configuration, it can be used to configure and manage both WAN and LAN connectivity for these communication subsystem objects:

Object

Connectivity By

AM3270

Line-handler processes

Asynchronous Terminal Process

Line-handler processes

6100 (ATP6100)

 

Communications Process

Line-handler processes

subsystem (CP6100)

 

EnvoyACP/XF

Line-handler processes

Envoy subsystem

Line-handler processes

Expand

Subsystem network control process and line-handler

 

processes

ServerNet cluster (Expand-over-

Line-handler processes

ServerNet)

 

SNAX/APN

Subsystem service manager process and line-handler

 

processes

SNAX/XF

Subsystem service manager process and line-handler

 

processes

TR3271

Line-handler processes

X25AM

Line-handler processes

You can define these communications subsystem objects as WAN subsystem devices.

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