Hi,
CF's only "talk" to each other if you have structures being duplexed
between them. Any CFLEVEL that supports duplexing can talk to any other
CFLEVEL that supports duplexing. Having different CFLEVELs at the two sites
is more likely to impact the structure sizes, and therefore the CFRM policy
specfications since structures usually have different sizes at different
CFLEVELs. Also, different CFLEVELs usually offer different functionality,
so the exploiters might have to adapt accordingly. The resulting changes in
execution paths might have an observable impact.
Mark A. Brooks
z/OS Sysplex design and development
845-435-5149 T/L 8-295-5149
Poughkeepsie, NY
[email protected]
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