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Conference virke::mrmemo

Title:	VAX MAILGATE for MEMO

Moderator:	STKHLM::OLSSON

Created:	Sat Feb 25 1989
Last Modified:	Tue May 14 1996
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	216
Total number of notes:	933

64.0. "SNA-E-CONREQRES, Sense code 0821" by CTOAVX::GARBERA () Wed Jan 16 1991 02:20

    I just installed MRMEMO V2.1 at ABB IMS in Windsor, CT, USA.  The IVP
    worked fine, but when we try to connect to the IBM system the following
    message occurs:
    
    -SNA-E-CONREQRES, Connect request rejected by IBM Host, sense code %X'0821'
    
    My guess is that they gave me the wrong application name?
    
    Also, can someone explain the difference and details of using the
    /ACCESS vs /Application... qualifiers when defining the server?

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
64.1	LOGON MODE?	EEMELI::MITTS	back on the chain-gang,..	`Wed Jan 16 1991 14:24`	4
	An uneducated guess would be that the LOGON MODE is incorrect? H�kan
64.2	perhaps	STKOFF::SPERSSON	Pas de Probleme	`Wed Jan 16 1991 19:56`	17
	> -SNA-E-CONREQRES, Connect request rejected by IBM Host, sense code > %X'0821' According to the SNA documentation this means "Invalid Session parameters" but I guess you knew that. It is not specified in further detail so either of .0 or .1 (or both) could be right. I think the Application name defaults to MEMOGWY I think the Logon mode entry defaults to MRGATE (confusing because it has nothing to do with Digital's MRGATE) The Access name can be used as a convenience instead of defining /SESSION_ADDRESS, /CIRCUIT_NAME and /APPLICATION. If you do use Access Name you will also have to define this Access name at the SNA/Gateway level. I don't have the documentation at hand on how to do this
64.3	better late then never...	FCOIS::GOLDBERG	Anat	`Mon Dec 02 1991 17:01`	23
	hi, Just in case somebody is still looking here...the 0821 sense code is a result of a BIND SNA command, sent from the application. So the application name was OK, it is just that the logon mode name must be something which exist in the host system (it is an entry in a table, pointed in the NCP definition macros (or the definition deck in VTAM describing a CT gateway). an IBM system programmer will "speak" about "MODETAB" and "DLOGMODE" or "LOGMODE". MODETAB name has nothing to do with us (it "stays" in the SNA side. LOGMODE/DLOGMODE=xxx is the entry name in that table, exist in VTAM, and pointed (optionaly) by our gateway parameter "logon mode". Normally, when we trace the session, we can see the negative response to the BIND with a pointer to the specific parameter in question (graphic terminal when one is not supported, etc.). hope it helps for a better understanding, cheers, anat.