Mark,
Check your VSWITCH definition. I'm guessing it's defined with "IP
NONROUTER" (which is the default).Needs to be "IP PRIROUTER" if packets are
going to get through to your Hipersockets LAN.
Best regards,
Mark
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I have a z/OS 1.9 system using an OSA to reach the internet and
Hipersockets for LPAR communication.
I then copied this system to a guest under z/VM.
On the guest I attached the z/OS to my VSWITCH, and changed the IP address
then brought up TCPIP on that adapter without problem.
But the Hipersockets are a different issue. I attached 3 address,
(even-odd-even) to the guest as the same addresses used on the original
z/OS, changed the IP address and restarted TCPIP. The messages from TCPIP
say that the adapter started okay,
EZZ4313I INITIALIZATION COMPLETE FOR DEVICE IUTIQDFF
but I can't ping any other address on the Hipersocket network. And nothing
can ping it. All the messages from netstat,dev look exactly like the one
on the z/OS that works, except of course, for the all zeros in the counts.
DEVNAME: IUTIQDFF DEVTYPE: MPCIPA
DEVSTATUS: READY CFGROUTER: NON ACTROUTER: NON
LNKNAME: IUTLNK1 LNKTYPE: IPAQIDIO LNKSTATUS: READY
NETNUM: N/A QUESIZE: N/A
IPBROADCASTCAPABILITY: NO
ARPOFFLOAD: YES ARPOFFLOADINFO: YES
ACTMTU: 57344
READSTORAGE: GLOBAL (8064K)
SECCLASS: 255 MONSYSPLEX: NO
BSD ROUTING PARAMETERS:
MTU SIZE: 57344 METRIC: 00
DESTADDR: 0.0.0.0 SUBNETMASK: 255.255.255.0
MULTICAST SPECIFIC:
MULTICAST CAPABILITY: YES
GROUP REFCNT SRCFLTMD
----- ------ --------
224.0.0.1 0000000001 EXCLUDE
SRCADDR: NONE
LINK STATISTICS:
BYTESIN = 0
INBOUND PACKETS = 0
INBOUND PACKETS IN ERROR = 0
INBOUND PACKETS DISCARDED = 0
INBOUND PACKETS WITH NO PROTOCOL = 0
BYTESOUT = 0
OUTBOUND PACKETS = 0
OUTBOUND PACKETS IN ERROR = 0
OUTBOUND PACKETS DISCARDED = 0
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Mark Pace
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