HP-UX SNAplus2 General Information (October 1998)
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SNAplus2 Networking Solutions
Using Multiple Servers
In this configuration, the host continues to run the bank's central
mission-critical applications, while the bank expands its network by
using a single SNAplus2 server to support a number of clients over a
LAN.
The SNAplus2 server is a high-performance product that can be scaled to
meet the needs of the network as the processing requirements increase.
SNAplus2 is limited only by the resources available to the system (and
its licensing limits), because it uses scalable algorithms throughout.
The SNAplus2 server supports multiple HP-UX users, as well as user
applications that run on the HP-UX and Windows clients distributed
around the LAN.
The SNAplus2 HP-UX and Windows clients communicate with the
servers over a LAN using TCP/IP. Clients are not SNA nodes; but they
can run SNA applications using the server's SNA node capability.
Providing SNA support through the SNAplus2 server means that the
amount of code and processing on the client machines can be reduced,
because they are making use of the SNA node capability provided by the
server. Each HP-UX client also supports multiple users.










