Setup HIS 2013

I am working on POC to use HIS 2013/SNA to connect to our CICS regions instead of using SNA 4.0 over token ring.
I am following thro the following steps
1. Setup the link service to use TCP/IP
2. What are teh different components here that relates to my network so i can try to get it?

Hello,
You have to specify here at least the Primary NNS : IP address
Network Name : "like APPN"
Control point name : "here you can specify the same of your HIS Server"
Check : Use Dynamic PU Definition.
Here's a good starting point documentation : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17441
Best Regards,
Steve Melan - BCEE My Blog : http://stevemelan.wordpress.com

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/INSTALLDIR
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