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- From: anos@elmrd6.ineab.ikea.se
- Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
- Subject: Using DECNET ALIAS to masquerade
- Message-ID: <1992Dec22.164852.39@elmrd6.ineab.ikea.se>
- Date: 22 Dec 92 14:48:52 GMT
- Organization: IKEA Northern Europe AB
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- I need some info (that I cant find in the Fine Manuals). I have two Vaxes
- at a client site, called X and Y. They as clustered in a DSSI system.
- Now, system X are running a data transfer software that sends/recieve data
- to and from a MVS/3090 system via Decnet (and a middle Vax). System X is
- known and approved at the IBM site. The problem is that this application
- takes a *lot* of CPU away from interactive users of X. Y is also quite
- loaded so we cant just simply move them there. I was thinking of using the
- Decnet alias facility to let the whole cluster be seen as X from the
- outside world and thus let Y send data to (and recieve) the IBM system
- without chaning routing tables etc at the remote site.
-
- Is this possible ? If so, is there any other things to watch out for.
-
- Any help is welcome
-
- Anders
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- | And my name is ... | Anders Ostling |
- | employed by ... | IKEA Northern Europe AB (INEAB) |
- | located in ... | Helsingborg, Sweden |
- | Return mail address to | anos@ineab.ikea.se |
- | Phone | +46 42 15 29 06 |
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