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A Structured Approach to Modernizing the SNA Environment
By: Alfred Christensen; Suvas Shah
Publisher: IBM Redbooks
Pub. Date: October 12, 2006
Part Number: SG24-7334-00
Print ISBN-10: 0-7384-9684-7
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7384-9684-9
Pages in Print Edition: 132
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Overview
The focus of this IBM Redbooks publication is networking
infrastructure aspects of modernizing an SNA network environment.
Additionally, modernizing SNA concerns itself with how to modernize
access to existing SNA core business applications. In order to
provide a reference model for modernizing SNA, this book introduces
a selected set of SNA application access modernization
technologies, which go beyond the normal networking infrastructure.
Some of the technologies discussed in this book aim at improving
the user experience when accessing traditional SNA 3270
applications and at exposing existing mainframe SNA applications as
Web services. Such technologies will primarily be introduced from a
network topology and connectivity perspective.
While a description of the full set of capabilities of such
technologies is beyond the scope of this document, readers can
refer to other technology-specific and product-specific
documentation from IBM and other vendors for that
information.
The intended audience for this book are IBM System z technical
managers, system architects, and network administrators who are
responsible for setting the overall strategic directions for an
enterprise networking infrastructure. This infrastructure includes
Systems Network Architecture (SNA) and Internet Protocol (IP)
networking technologies, branch or remote location access networks,
data center connectivity, and business partner connectivity.
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