Previous Topic: Generate SMF Records

Next Topic: Enable Access to SNMP Data

Preparing CA TCPaccess CS › Set Up DNR Members

Set Up DNR Members

You must ensure that your CA TCPaccess CS Domain Name Resolver (DNR) members can translate the CA TCPaccess CS subsystem name into an IP address and a fully-qualified host name.

To set up DNR members

  1. Enable translation from subsystem name to fully-qualified domain name.

    For example, if your CA TCPaccess CS subsystem name is ACSS and its fully‑qualified domain name is MVS.SITE1.COM, enter a line like the following into your DNRALCxx member:

    ACSS MVS.SITE1.COM.

    Specify the domain name (rather than an IP address) and end it with a period (.).

  2. Enable local translation of the fully qualified host name to an IP address.

    For example, if the IP address of MVS.SITE1.COM. is 172.24.123.112, enter a line like the following into your DNRHSTxx member:

    MVS.SITE1.COM. 172.24.123.112
  3. Ensure that the HOSTTABLE statement in the DNRCFGxx member points to the correct DNRHSTxx member.
  4. Restart DNR. You do not need to restart CA TCPaccess CS to introduce changes to the DNR tables. For example: 
    F stackname,STOP DNR TASK(n)
F stackname,START DNR CNFG(xx)

    TASK(n) is the DNR task number used by the site.