HP UX SNAplus2 manual Standard Mode and COS Names, Mode Associated Purpose Name COS Name

			Configuring APPC Communication
			Defining Modes and Classes of Service
Table 7-1	Standard Mode and COS Names
	Mode	Associated	Purpose
	Name	COS Name
	(blank)	#CONNECT	Sessions that do not specify a mode
			name (basic default COS
			parameters)
	#BATCH	#BATCH	Sessions used by batch-processing
			applications
	#INTER	#INTER	Sessions used by interactive
			applications
	#BATCHSC	#BATCHSC	Sessions used by batch-processing
			applications, with a minimal level of
			routing security
	#INTERSC	#INTERSC	Sessions used by interactive
			applications, with a minimal level of
			routing security
	SNASVCMG	SNASVCMG	CNOS (change number of sessions)
			and management services sessions
	CPSVCMG	CPSVCMG	CP-CP sessions between nodes
	CPSVRMGR	CPSVRMGR	CP-CP sessions used for dependent
			LU requester (DLUR)
	QPCSUPP	#CONNECT	Sessions used for 5250 emulation

Once a mode has been configured, it can be used by any APPC or CPI-C application to activate a session between a local LU and a partner LU. An APPC application must specify the mode to use, but a CPI-C application can use CPI-C side information (which includes the mode name). For more information about configuring CPI-C side information, see “Defining CPI-C Side Information”.

To configure a mode or class of service, use one of the following methods:

Motif administration program

Select APPC and Modes from the Services menu on the Node window, then choose New on the Mode window.

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