Well, then it depends on what you consider "SNA to OS/390". You can do what you want, and use the LAN3174 support in the devmap to have a bunch of CCUAs available to OS/390. In VTAM, you should be able to define a VTAM/non-sna controller to use these addresses. Some people think that this is still SNA, where others say it is not. It is supported, as a non-SNA controller. And has the same restrictions.
You will need to use the non-sna USSTAB for this. In the VM world, we have different VM logo files for this type of device vs a true SNA device. So I guess it depends on just how much SNA do you need? If all you need is a 3270 Mod 2,3,4 or 5 terminal, it works just fine. Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting Dave Myers wrote: > In a message dated 2/21/2002 12:12:54 PM Mountain Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > But the question concerned sharing a single adapter between the OS/2 stack > > and a > > S390 stack. > > No...my original question that started this thread was: > > "Can I use the H70's "built in" ethernet card for both SNA to OS/390 and for > the Support Element's(os/2) > TCP/IP protocol ?? " > > I wasn't asking if I could share with an S390 TCPIP stack.... > > Dave
