Sunday, February 23, 2014

High Performance Routing

Neither subarea networking nor APPN resolved a weakness related to the loss of an SNA session when a resource along the session route fails. Besides improving routing performance, HPR provides non-disruptive re-routing of the SNA session to an available alternate route. HPR also enables the integration of SNA into
IP-based backbones.

HPR supports 2 sub-functions.  RTP (rapid transport protocol) supports sophisticated function such as non-disruptive path autofailover, end-to-end error recovery, packet resquencing, flow control.  RTP is used for high speed network

ANR (Automatic Network Routing) is a source-routing protocol. It is designed to have low CPU and storage overhead.  It may be used for low speed link.

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