Use the GOALNET DEFINE command to add GoalNet nodes to your already existing operating network.
Use this format for the GOALNET DEFINE command:
goalNET DEFine nodename luname [logmode]
The GOALNET DEFINE command takes these parameters:
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nodename |
Name of the GoalNet node that you are defining. |
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luname |
Name of the VTAM logical unit over which the node will communicate. |
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logmode |
VTAM logmode name to be used by this node. |
Example
---------------------- CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel --------- ROW 1 TO 3 OF 3 ==> goalnet define test newnode newmode => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1EWF ssid EWF ============================================================================== Node System SSID APPLID LOGMODE Connect Type TEST z/OSB1 ISRV GSS05N1 NEWMODE ATINIT GSS
GoalNet node name.
The GRS system name of the operating system.
Subsystem ID assigned to the ISERVE owning the node.
VTAM LU name over which the node communicates.
VTAM logmode name used by this node.
How the node connects with the rest of the network, as follows:
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ATINIT |
Try to connect at initialization. |
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ONCMD |
Try to connect as directed by a GOALNET START command. |
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JOIN |
Try to connect as directed by a GOALNET START command or a GOALNET JOIN command. |
The type of node as defined.
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