Just as with SNA Server Manager, configuration tasks must be carried out in a certain order with the command-line interface. For example, before configuring an LU, you must configure the connection that the LU will use. You can vary the interface you use for each configuration task, as long as you carry out the tasks in order, and as long as you have already installed SNA Server with SNA Server Setup and then run SNA Server Manager. For example, you can carry out tasks using SNA Server Manager, then the command-line interface, then SNA Server Manager again, as long as the tasks are done in the correct order.
The following table shows the order in which configuration tasks must be carried out, and the command used to carry out the task.
Table A.1 Task order for configuration tasks.
| Configuration task (in order) | Command that carries out task |
| 1.Add a server to the configuration | snacfg server* |
| 2.Configure link service(s) for the server(s) | snacfg link* |
| 3.Configure connection(s) for the server(s) | snacfg connection |
| 4.Configure LU(s) for the connection(s) | snacfg appcllu, snacfg appcrlu, snacfg lu, snacfg lua, or snacfg lud |
| 5.Create LU pool(s) (optional) | snacfg pool, snacfg poola, or snacfg poold |
| 6.Assign LUs to pool(s) (optional) | snacfg lu, snacfg lua, or snacfg lud |
| 7.Add users to the list used by SNA Server | snacfg user* |
| 8.Assign LU(s) or LU pool(s) to users | snacfg user |
| * It is recommended that you use SNA Server Manager, not the command-line interface, for these tasks. Any errors in the typing of commands for these tasks can result in a nonfunctioning configuration. | |