Administering SNAplus2
Enabling and Disabling SNAplus2 on the Local System
tracing.) Tracing enables you to diagnose problems that occur during startup. If you do not use this option, tracing is inactive at all interfaces; you can then activate it on specific interfaces as required, using the
SNAplus2 writes messages to standard error (normally your terminal's screen) to indicate that it is initializing, and to indicate whether initialization completes successfully.
If initialization fails, the messages include information about the cause of the error, and (where appropriate) additional information such as the
For more information about exit code values, refer to the
Disabling SNAplus2 Servers
Disabling the SNAplus2 software on a server automatically stops the SNAplus2 node and its associated connectivity components. Disabling SNAplus2 also stops any other processes (such as a 3270 emulation program) from using SNAplus2 resources on this server.
In general, you should stop individual services as users finish using them, and only disable the system when there is no SNAplus2 activity. Disabling the SNAplus2 software on a client stops any programs running on the client from accessing SNAplus2 facilities.
If you need to disable SNAplus2 while users are active, warn users that SNAplus2 is stopping, and give them time to finish their activities before you disable the software. Use the Motif administration program or the
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