Snacfg TNIPID

Purpose Allows you to view, add, delete, or modify TelNet IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. SNA Server Manager is the recommended interface for adding TNIPIDs.

Note    Configuration settings specified with snacfg tnipid correspond to session settings configured with SNA Server Manager. Syntax snacfg [#configpath] tnipid /list
snacfg [#configpath] tnipid tnipid
snacfg [#configpath] tnipid tnipid /print
snacfg [#configpath] tnipid tnipid /add / [options]
snacfg [#configpath] tnipid tnipid [options]
snacfg [#configpath] tnipid tnipid /delete

where
 

#configpath
Specifies the path of the configuration file to view or change. If the configuration path is omitted, SNA Server will attempt to access the configuration file on the local system, using the path \SNAServerRoot\SYSTEM\CONFIG\COM.CFG, where SNAServerRoot is the SNA Server root directory.
/list
Generates a list of the TNIPIDs on the local subdomain.
tnipid
Specifies the TN Internet Protocol (IP) address.
/print
Displays a list of the configuration settings of a print session. The displayed command does not contain the word snacfg so that it can be redirected to a command file. Command files are discussed earlier in this chapter.
/add
Adds a TNIPID called tnipid. For adding a tnipid, the recommended method is to use SNA Server Manager, not snacfg tnipid.
/delete
Deletes tnipid.
Options for TNIPID
/tn3server:tn3servername
Specifies the computer name of the TN 3270 server on which settings will be viewed or changed.
/tn5server:tn5servername
Specifies the computer name of the TN 5250 server on which settings will be viewed or changed.

Note    These two options (TN3server, TN5server) are mutually exclusive: one or the other is required.

/subnet:tnipaddress
Specifies the TN Internet Protocol (IP) address. If a tnipid parses as "n.n.n.n," it will be treated as an IPADDRESS. Otherwise, it will be treated as an IPNAME.