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Configuring and Installing Optional Components › Tasks for Separately Licensed Components › Configure the Multi-System Facility (MSF) › Set up Session Protocols › Setting up MSF to Use LU 6.2 (APPC) Session Protocols › Define the VTAM Cross-domain Environment
Define the VTAM Cross-domain Environment
To use the cross-system services, you define cross-domain resources for the systems to which you are connecting.
To define a cross-domain resource
- Find the cross-domain member name for the system to which you want to connect.
- Create a cross-domain resource member or modify an existing one for the system to which you want to connect. In this member, use a cross-domain resource macro to specify the system where CA OPS/MVS resides.
For example, suppose the copy OPS1 resides on SYSTEMA and another copy that is named OPS2 resides on SYSTEMB, then SYSTEMA should have the following cross-domain resource:
OPS2 CDRSC CDRM=SYSTEMB,ISTATUS=ACTIVE
- Repeat the previous step for each system.
The VTAM cross-domain environment is defined.
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