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I'm trying to migrate from a CIP attached router (7204) to an OSA card on our mainframe for our SNA connectivity. I've run into a bit of an odd problem. It seems I can make a connection to the MAC on the OSA card from a subnet within my data center (...
I have a 3015 concentrator which supports a host of IPSEC users that I pass authentication to Active Directory (via Radius) in order to grant access. Works dandy, except when someone's password is about to expire. You get the 'your password will expi...
I'm currently support some legacy SNA traffic via DLSW+ on a couple of channel attached 7204 VXR routers. Works lovely, but the devices are no longer supported (7204's) I'd like to migrate this connectivity to my 6509 core switch which has connectivi...
I have a branch office with five 3500 series switches - all with 48 ports. Two 3550's and three 3548's. They are interconnected with Gigastack modules and SX GBIC's. I have one 3548 switch that seems to be reporting a lot of underruns on all the FE p...
Hi All..We have a VPN 3015 concentrator and use radius authentication to pass the authentication to Active Directory. Works like a charm, except for one thing. Our users do not get a prompt to change their password when connecting across the VPN. AD ...
I have the exact same problem. Running an 831 with an IPSEC tunnel to a Checkpoint firewall. The Cache device is a Bluecoat SG appliance. I see the same log on my 831 router when I have WCCP configured. Other routers not behind an IPSEC tunnel work f...
Hi Jim....OSA is in Non-QDIO mode. XCA node and Switched major node are both Active. I have functional connections from Communication Servers under Linux systems on VM and from local SNA clients. The only issue is with clients that are across a DLSW ...
Hi Jim...Basically, I can make an SNA connection from an AXIS print server anywhere in this building. I've tried four different subnets. Aim at the MAC on SAP 4, and everything connects just fine. So, the support is there for OSA - Layer 2 connection...
Thanks for your reply...Client is ethernet (I do have and SDLC partner connection as well). I get the same result when trying to connect to the non-canonical version of the MAC -searching. So, is there no way to establish an SNA session to my OSA car...
