Chapter 43. IBM Systems Network Architecture Routing
Objectives
Describe Class of Service, what it is, and how to use it.
Describe how to use subareas to break up the network.
Describe how peer-to-peer routing works.
Describe types of PtP routing.
Background
IBM's networking architecture has evolved considerably as computing in general has evolved away from domination by centralized computing solutions to peer-based computing. Today, IBM Systems Network Architecture (SNA) routing involves two separate kinds of environments, although a number of key concepts are central to all SNA routing situations. This chapter addresses functions and services that make both SNA subarea routing and Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking (APPN) routing possible. Topics covered ...
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