The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARY
To restrict access to TN3270 LUs configured for SNA Server, add the IP
addresses or names of the workstations to which you want to grant access in
the IP Address List of the LU properties in SNA Server Manager. Depending
on the information (name, IP address, subnet mask) that is entered in the
IP Address List, you can restrict the LU to one specific IP address or a
range of addresses on the network.
MORE INFORMATIONRestricting Access by IP AddressWhen an IP address and subnet mask is added to the IP Address List, the LU can be restricted to the workstation with that specific IP address, or to any workstation on the same network. SNA Server will logically "AND" the IP address with the subnet mask, to determine what workstation IP addresses are allowed access to the LU. The process of ANDing involves converting the IP address and subnet mask to binary numbers and adding the two together. The examples below illustrate this concept:
Restricting Access by NameIf a name is entered in the IP Address List for the TN3270 LU, SNA Server will resolve the name to the workstation using NetBios name resolution. There is no option to add a subnet mask. To use this feature, the TN3270 server must be configured with the Use Name Resolution checkbox, and the TCP/IP name resolution method (for example, DNS, WINS, and so on) must be able to support ?IP address to name? lookups. If not, the TN3270 client computer must be able to respond to a NETBIOS ?node status query? request. To find the TN3270 client's name, the TN3270 server uses the GetHostByAddr() sockets function.For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q138086 Windows NT 3.51: Reverse Name Resolution for WINS Clients Additional query words:
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