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ISR

Inter-System Routing (ISR) is used to send data from one region to other regions over an INMC link. This feature provides the following functionality:

• Centralized control—receive all system console messages, unsolicited messages, network messages, and all associated network status and error information in a central location.
• Distributed processing—send specific information to certain regions.

The following system environments can use ISR to forward the data they receive to other regions:

AOMPROC

Receives system console messages and related information.

PPOPROC

Receives unsolicited VTAM messages.

CNMPROC

Receives CNM data from VTAM.

CA NetMaster NM for SNA

Receives network information concerning sessions and resources.

To ISR, each of these environments is a conversation class. When they use ISR to send data, they establish a conversation with the environment of the same class in the remote region.