SNA Switching Services (SNASw) delivers APPN services and enables enterprises to develop a robust IP infrastructure while maintaining native SNA functionality. The SNASw solution eliminates APPN network node (NN) routers from the network and provides options that support today's trend to minimize SNA traffic. The SNASw Branch Network Node (BrNN) feature eliminates the need for the full NN functionality in the network and provides a more scalable solution by effectively eliminating SNA topology and broadcast search traffic from the network. The SNASw Enterprise Extender (EX) feature supports the optimal end-to-end transport of SNA data over UDP/IP leveraging APPN High Performance Routing (HPR/IP).
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SNA Switching Services Technical Overview
Why Migrate to SNA Switching Services?
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Enterprise Data Center Networking Implementation Plan, No. 1547
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SNA Switching Services (SNASw)
SNA-CMPC - No. 602
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Technology White Paper
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Enterprise Extender (HPR/IP) Sample Configuration
Frequently Asked Questions about APPN-to-SNASw Migration
Glossary, SNASw Reference Guide
Implementation of SNASw
Positioning SNASw and DLSw+
References and Recommended Reading
SNA Switching Services Design and Implementation Guide
SNA Switching Services Design and Implementation Guide
SNASw Design Guide Introduction
SNASw Hardware and Software Requirements
SNASw Migration Scenarios
SNASw Performance