IBM(*) AnyNet(*)/2 VERSION 2.0
IBM(*) AnyNet(*)/2 Sockets over SNA Gateway VERSION 1.1

README file

AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA:

Using AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA, an application program designed to
use the C sockets application programming interface (API) can now
use systems network architecture (SNA) transport to communicate with
another sockets application program.  Sockets over SNA now supports
LU 6.2 full-duplex conversations and fully-qualified network names.

Note:  AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA does not co-exist with TCP/IP for
       OS/2 CSD UN56401.  There is an open APAR for the problem and the
       fix will be available shortly.  The open APAR number is IC07730.
       Do NOT install this product if you have TCP/IP CSD UN56401 or later
       on your system.  Call IBM Service to obtain this fix when it
       becomes available (see section on Service and Support).

AnyNet/2 SNA over TCP/IP:

Using AnyNet/2 SNA over TCP/IP, a SNA application program can
communicate over a TCP/IP network.  In addition to supporting
independent LU 6.2 communication, SNA over TCP/IP provides support
for dependent logical unit communication, such as printers and
emulators, if the host is defined as a dependent LU server and the
dependent LU requester support is provided at the workstation.

Note:  If you have CM/2 V1.1 or lower, install the APPC over IP function.
       If you have CM/2 V1.11, install the SNA over IP function.


Sockets over SNA Gateway

The IBM AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA Gateway program product is an OS/2(*)-
based member of the family of AnyNet program products that implements
the multiprotocol transport networking (MPTN) architecture.  AnyNet/2
Sockets Gateway connects TCP/IP and SNA networks to enable communication
between sockets applications.  Sockets Gateway provides connection level
support at 20, 100, or 250 connections.  Sockets applications on native
TCP/IP systems can communicate, without change, with sockets applications
on SNA systems that have AnyNet/MVS or AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA
installed.  In addition, AnyNet/2 Sockets Gateways can be used to
connect TCP/IP networks across an SNA network.

The password for enabling up to 20 connections is:  S1YXMACG4

Note:  There is a fix for a known problem available for the Gateway product.
       Read IC07866.DOC for more information on the problem and the
       fix (APAR IC07866).  IC07866.ZIP contains the fix.

Note:  The Sockets over SNA Gateway product does not work with TCP/IP for
       OS/2 CSD UN56401.  There is an open APAR for the problem and the
       fix will be available shortly.  The open APAR number is IC07730.
       Do NOT install this product if you have TCP/IP CSD UN56401 or later
       on your system.  Call IBM Service to obtain this fix when it
       becomes available (see section on Service and Support).


PRODUCT INSTALLATION INFORMATION
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To install the program and program documentation:

  1.  Insert CD ROM into the drive.


  2.  Go to the subdirectory where the AnyNet products are located and type

        install

      at the command prompt.

  3.  When the install program starts, follow the instructions on the
      screen.  If you need help completing any of the items on the panel,
      move the cursor to the item you need help with, and press F1
      or the Help push button.


DOCUMENTATION
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The following documents provide information needed to plan,
install, configure, and diagnose AnyNet/2 and AnyNet/2 Sockets
over SNA Gateway.

   AnyNet/2: Guide to SNA over TCP/IP
   AnyNet/2: Guide to Sockets over SNA
   AnyNet/2: Guide to Sockets over SNA Gateway Version 1.1

To access the documentation you can:

   1. Use the Library Reader(*)/2 provided in this package
   2. Use BookManager(*) Read/2
   3. Print the softcopy manual
   4. Print the formatted PostScript(**) documentation
   5. Order a printed book through the IBM Marketing Center.


USING THE INSTALL UTILITY TO ACCESS THE SOFTCOPY DOCUMENTATION
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To install the program documentation:

  1.  Insert the CD ROM in your drive.

  2.  On an OS/2 command line, enter the following command:

        d:\install  (where d: is the letter of your CD ROM drive)

      NOTE:  If the following message is displayed when you
      attempt to run "install",

      EPFIE114: 'filepath\master.icf'

      retry the "install" command as follows:

       d:install /s:d:   (where d: is the letter of your CD ROM drive)

          The "AnyNet/2 Installation" main panel is displayed.
          Within the main panel, the "Installation and Mainte-
          nance" menu is displayed, listing the following:

          o   AnyNet/2 products that can be installed

          o   A "Set Up Code Server" entry

          o   "BookManager Documentation" entry for the
              softcopy publication that can be viewed online

          o   "PostScript Documentation" entry for the
              PostScript-formatted book you can print.  You
              must have access to a PostScript printer to print
              the book.

      3.  Choose the documentation you want using arrow keys or
          a mouse to highlight the line.

      4.  Double click anywhere on the highlighted line to con-
          tinue.

                     The "Install" panel is displayed.

      5.  Use the help provided for each check box to determine
          whether you want to update your CONFIG.SYS file and
          whether you want to overwrite any existing files.

      6.  Choose "OK" to continue the installation.

          The "Install - directories" panel is displayed.

      7.  Click on the documentation and tools that you want.
          The IBM Library Reader/2 lets you view softcopy
          manual online.

      8.  Either choose the default directory where you want
          the documentation and tools installed, or specify the
          directory you want to use.

      9.  Choose "Install" at the bottom of the panel to
          process the information.

          When the files are successfully installed, the
          installation utility displays an information box
          that says the product was successfully installed.

      10. Exit the installation utility by clicking on "File"
          and then clicking on "Exit" for the "Installation and
          Maintenance" window and the "AnyNet/2 Installation"
          window.

      11. When you finish installing the BookManager documentation,
          a documentation folder displays on your desktop.  Double
          click on the folder, then double click on the BookManager
          object to view the softcopy book.


USING BOOKMANAGER READ/2 TO VIEW THE SOFTCOPY DOCUMENTATION
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The install utility provides a copy of the Library Reader/2
which can be used to view the documentation.  If you already
have a BookManager Read licensed program, you should not install
the Library Reader/2.  Use the AnyNet/2 installation program to
install the BookManager book; the installation program
automatically identifies to BookManager the directories that
hold the program documentation.


OBTAINING HARDCOPY DOCUMENTATION
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You can also obtain hardcopy documentation by printing the BookManager
documentation, printing the IBM-provided formatted PostScript
documentation, or by ordering the guides through IBM.


PRINTING THE BOOKMANAGER DOCUMENTATION
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To print the BookManager documentation, use the following procedures:

    1. Open the book to the Edition Notice.
    2. Select the entire book as a marked area.

       a. Place the cursor on the first character of the first word.
       b. Press mouse button 1.
       c. Go to the end of the last topic in the bibliography.
       d. Press shift+mouse button 1.

    3. Press Ctrl+P to print the book.

You must build and print each figure separately.  The table of
contents and index are not printed.


PRINTING THE FORMATTED POSTSCRIPT FILE
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You can print the formatted PostScript file on most PostScript printers.
If you are printing from OS/2 and have problems, try using the IBMNULL
device driver.  This device driver is included as part of OS/2.


ORDERING HARDCOPY DOCUMENTATION
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You can also order a copy of the guide through your IBM Marketing
Center by requesting the appropriate publication number:

    AnyNet/2: Guide to Sockets over SNA  -   GV40-0376-00
    AnyNet/2: Guide to SNA over TCP/IP   -   GV40-0375-00
    AnyNet/2: Guide to Sockets over SNA Gateway  -  GV40-0374-01


IBM SERVICE AND SUPPORT
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Read the product documentation for the exact terms and conditions
for IBM Support and Service.  You may contact the IBM Personal
Systems Supportline at 1-800-992-4777 for service and support.



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(*)   AnyNet, BookManager, IBM, OS/2, and Library Reader are
      trademarks of the IBM Corporation.

(**)  PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc.

