Please enter Network Name-----------------------------------------------[CDUNET]:	CSDNET	(1) network id
Please enter  Adjacent Control Point Name-----------------------------	[HOSTCP]:	CSDSA01	(2)  sscpname
Please enter PU name------------------------------------------------------	[RS6PU01]:	CDPU01	(3)  PU name
Please enter PU Address---------------------------------------------------[02]:	                      (4) address from PU 
Please enter local LU name-----------------------------------------------	[RS6LU01]:	CDLU01	(6)  LU name  
Please enter remote LU name (C:D MVS applid)--------------------	[NDMAPP4]:	CDAPPL	(7)  CD mvs vtam appl 
Please enter mode name---------------------------------------------------	[NDM621K]:	NDM621K	(8)  logmode
Please enter Portmaster Adapter/A port name---------------------------[mpq0]: 

Figure 1.  Is a copy of the script that you must follow to install  SNA services for a SDLC connection to Connect: Direct for UNIX.   The values in brackets are the default values.  The  values in BOLD are the values entered by you when you run the script and must correspond to the values needed for YOUR location.  In the example above, the values in bold match the values in the example systems that follow.  Some of the values are defined by the MVS or the VSE 2.1 site. You must enter the values that  correspond to the MVS/VSE  network.  
NOTE:  The values in bold italics are reference numbers that are referred to on the following pages. The numbers match the numbers in the MVS/VSE  and UNIX configurations that follow.
(1)   network name	The network name from the ATCSTRxx member on MVS/VSE.
(2)   adjacent control point	    The name of the MVS SSCP from the ATCSTRxx member on MVS/VSE.
(3)	PU name	The name (label) on the  PU statement of the switched major node defined on 				MVS/VSE.
(4)	PU Address	Number defined on the addr= statement of the PU  in the NCP line definition. 				It may be any 2 digit number but must match both systems.  The default is 02. It is 			frequently coded as C1. 
 (6) 	local LU name	The name (label) on the CDRSC for the independent LU defined on  MVS/VSE.
(7)	remote LU name	The ACB name on the MVS/VSE  CD   VTAM appl.
(8)	mode name	The logmode defined on the MVS/VSE system.  If you use NDM624K 	be sure that  			VTAM  and  NCP are set up to handle  4K buffers.
The following fields must match between UNIX configs and/or  MVS/VSE but are not defined in the script. Check the configurations following for placement.
(9) 	UNIX node name	Node name on the adjacent.node entry in MVS/VSE, name=, recid=, comm.info= from 			the UNIX initiparm.cfg and in the UNIX netmap.
(10)	SNA configuration profile    Prof_name from side_ info. It matches comm.info in LU62 info in UNIX netmap.
(11)	Comm.buffsize	Matches the TCP.BUFSIZE from the init parms on MVS/VSE.
(12)	sddlcl1	Prof_name in sna_dlc_eia232d matches entry in link_station_eia232d	
(13) CSD.MVS.LEVEl1  	Name of the C:D node on the MVS or VSE2.1  side.