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Connectivity Supplement IBM® Connectivity Supplement Ve r s i o n 8 SDB2-CONN-SU IBM® Connectivity Supplement Ve r s i o n 8 SDB2-CONN-SU Before using this information and the product it supports, be sure to read the general information under Notices. This document contains proprietary information of IBM. It is provided under a license agreement and is protected by copyright law. The information contained in this publication does not include any product warranties, and any statements provided in this manual should not be interpreted as such. You can order IBM publications online or through your local IBM representative. v To order publications online, go to the IBM Publications Center at www.ibm.com/shop/publications/order v To find your local IBM representative, go to the IBM Directory of Worldwide Contacts at www.ibm.com/planetwide To order DB2 publications from DB2 Marketing and Sales in the United States or Canada, call 1-800-IBM-4YOU (426-4968). When you send information to IBM, you grant IBM a nonexclusive right to use or distribute the information in any way it believes appropriate without incurring any obligation to you. © Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1993-2002. All rights reserved. US Government Users Restricted Rights – Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. Contents Part 1. Configuring Setting up DB2 as an application requester communications manually ....1 (OS/390 and z/OS) .........43 Setuptasks............44 Defining the DB2 application requester to Chapter 1. Configuring TCP/IP the local system – SNA (OS/390 and communications manually .......3 z/OS) .............44 Configuring TCP/IP communications manually Defining the DB2 application requester to between DB2 Connect and a host and iSeries the local system – TCP/IP (OS/390 and database server ...........3 z/OS) .............47 Configurationtasks..........4 Defining the remote systems (OS/390 and Configuring TCP/IP on the DB2 Connect z/OS) .............48 server.............4 Configuring TCP/IP tasks.......5 Chapter 4. Setting up AS/400 application Cataloging the TCP/IP node ......6 requesters ............51 Cataloging the database as a Database Setting up DB2 as an application requester – Connection Service (DCS) database....8 SNA (iSeries)............51 Cataloging the database .......9 Setuptasks............52 Binding utilities and applications to the Defining the DB2 application requester to host or iSeries database server .....10 the local system – SNA (iSeries) ....52 Testing the host or iSeries connection. 11 Defining the remote system (iSeries) . 52 Defining SNA communications (iSeries) . 53 Chapter 2. Configuring APPC communications manually ......13 Chapter 5. Setting up VM application Configuring APPC communications manually requesters ............59 between DB2 Connect and a host and iSeries Setting up DB2 as an application requester database server ...........13 (VM)..............59 Configuringtasks..........14 Setuptasks............60 Updating APPC profiles on the DB2 Defining the application requester to the Connect server ..........14 local system (VM) .........60 Updating APPC profiles subtasks ....15 Defining remote systems for the Cataloging the APPC or APPN node . 34 application requester (VM) ......62 Cataloging the database as a Database Preparing the application requester or Connection Service (DCS) database . 35 application server for DRDA Cataloging the database .......36 communications(VM)........64 Binding utilities and applications to the host or iSeries database server .....37 Testing the host or iSeries connection . 38 Part 3. Setting up host or iSeries application servers .......65 Part 2. Setting up host or iSeries application requesters ......41 Chapter 6. Setting up OS/390 and z/OS application servers .........67 Setting up DB2 as an application server Chapter 3. Setting up OS/390 and z/OS (OS/390 and z/OS) .........67 application requesters ........43 Setuptasks............67 © Copyright IBM Corp. 1993-2002 iii Defining the application server to the SNA Security considerations for application subsystem (OS/390 and z/OS) .....67 servers (OS/390 and z/OS) ......121 Defining the application server to the local Subconcepts............121 TCP/IP subsystem (OS/390 and z/OS) . 70 Come-From checking (OS/390 and z/OS) 121 End user names - application server Chapter 7. Setting up AS/400 application (OS/390 and z/OS) ........122 servers (SNA) ...........71 Network security - application server Setting up DB2 as an application server using (OS/390 and z/OS) ........124 SNA (iSeries)............71 Database manager security - application server (OS/390 and z/OS) ......126 Chapter 8. Setting up AS/400 application Security subsystem - application server servers (TCP/IP) ..........73 (OS/390 and z/OS) ........127 Connecting to DB2 UDB using TCP/IP Security considerations for application (iSeries) .............73 servers (iSeries) ..........128 Security considerations for application Chapter 9. Setting up VSE application servers (VM) ...........131 servers .............79 Security considerations for application Setting up DB2 as an application server (VSE) 79 servers (VSE) ...........135 Setuptasks............80 Establishing CICS LU 6.2 sessions (VSE) 80 Chapter 13. Security considerations for Defining an application server (VSE) . 84 application requesters .......139 Preparing and starting the DB2 application Security considerations for application server (VSE) ...........85 requesters (OS/390 and z/OS) .....139 Subconcepts............139 Chapter 10. Setting up VM application End user names - application requester servers .............87 (OS/390 and z/OS) ........139 Setting up DB2 as an application server (VM) 87 Network security - application requester Setuptasks............88 (OS/390 and z/OS) ........143 Defining the application server (VM). 88 Database manager security - application requester (OS/390 and z/OS) .....145 Security subsystem - application requester Part 4. Host and iSeries concepts 91 (OS/390 and z/OS) .........146 Security considerations for application Chapter 11. Concepts ........93 requesters (iSeries) .........147 DB2 for OS/390 and z/OS .......93 Granting and revoking authority (iSeries) 149 Subconcepts............101 Security considerations for application Defining communications - SNA (OS/390 requesters (VM) ..........150 and z/OS) ...........101 Setting RU sizes and pacing (OS/390 and Chapter 14. Data representation ....155 z/OS).............102 Data representation (OS/390 and z/OS) . 155 DB2 UDB for iSeries .........103 Data representation (iSeries) ......155 DB2forVM............103 Data representation (VM) .......158 Subconcepts............115 Defining communications – application requester (VM)..........115 Part 5. Host and iSeries Setting RU sizes and pacing (VM) . 116 reference ...........163 DB2forVSE...........117 Chapter 15. Reference .......165 Chapter 12. Security considerations for Common DB2 Connect problems.....165 application servers.........121 Common DB2 DRDA AS problems ....173 iv Connectivity Supplement APPC communications products configured Viewing technical documentation online usingtheCA...........175 directly from the DB2 HTML Documentation Checklist for enabling a DB2 application CD...............203 server (VSE) ...........175 Updating the HTML documentation installed Checklist for enabling a DB2 application on your machine ..........204 requester (VM)...........177 Copying files from the DB2 HTML TCP/IP parameter value worksheet....178 DocumentationCDtoaWebServer....206 TCP/IP parameter values for cataloging Troubleshooting DB2 documentation search databases............179 with Netscape 4.x ..........206 APPC parameter value worksheet ....180 SearchingtheDB2documentation....207 DB2 Connect VTAM APPL statement Online DB2 troubleshooting information . 208 keywords............183 Accessibility ...........209 Keyboard Input and Navigation ....209 Part 6. Appendixes .......187 Accessible Display ........210 Alternative Alert Cues .......210 Compatibility with Assistive Technologies 210 Appendix A. DB2 Universal Database Accessible Documentation ......210 technical information ........189 DB2tutorials...........210 Overview of DB2 Universal Database DB2InformationCenterfortopics....211 technicalinformation........189 Categories of DB2 technical information 189 Appendix B. Notices ........213 Printing DB2 books from PDF files ....197 Trademarks............216 Ordering printed DB2 books ......198 Accessing online help ........198 Index .............219 Finding topics by accessing the DB2 InformationCenterfromabrowser....200 Finding product information by accessing Contacting IBM ..........225 the DB2 Information Center from the Product information .........225 administration tools .........202 Contents v vi Connectivity Supplement Part 1. Configuring communications manually © Copyright IBM Corp. 1993-2002 1 2 Connectivity Supplement Chapter 1. Configuring TCP/IP communications manually Configuring TCP/IP communications manually between DB2 Connect and a host and iSeries database server You can manually configure your TCP/IP connection between a DB2 Connect server and a host or iSeries database. TCP/IP is normally configured automatically using the Configuration Assistant (CA). Prerequisites: Before you manually configure a TCP/IP connection between DB2 Connect and a host or iSeries database server, ensure that: v TCP/IP is functional on the DB2 Connect server and host or iSeries system. v You have identified the following parameter values, using
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