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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.

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.