Kris, I tested what you told me and it works as expected. Just one thing, no need to code 192.20.2.182 in the HOME. It doesn't work. Just PROXYARP is needed !
Thanks Alain Le 29/10/08 8:54, « Kris Buelens » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > It can work: your first-level TCPIP needs to have PROXYARP in > ASSORTEDPARMS and the IP address of the secondlevel TCPIP needs to be > coded on the HOME of the first-level TCPIP: > HOME > 192.200.2.161 OSA82L > 192.200.2.182 LNK00FD > ; > (I used such a setup when we got short on OSA ports on a 9672). > > If however if the only thing you need is 3270 access to the > secondlevel VM, such a setup isn't required: > - define some virtual 3270's in the config for the secondlevel guest > (using SPECIAL or DEF GRAF) > - ENABLE the addresses in the secondlevel > - on the first-level VM logo, issue "DIAL level2vm" > Even if you have this TCPIP setup, these virtual 3270s remain useful > for cases where TCPIP in the secondlevel system would not start. > > 2008/10/28 David Kreuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> I'm not sure why you are using virtual CTCs. You should try to put the >> second level guest and the 1st level TCPIP on a vswitch. With the vswitch >> connecting via the osa the physical network both the 1st level vm tcpip and >> the tcpip 3rd level in the guest will have connectivity. >> >> Or, if you want to have two networks, keep the first level on the OSA, if >> that is what you are doing now, and then create a guest lan and give the 1st >> level and the 3rd level TCPIP on the guest interfaces to it. The first level >> will then act as a software router. >> >> David >> >> ________________________________ >> >> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of Alain Benveniste >> Sent: Tue 10/28/2008 1:07 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: [IBMVM] Share QDIO device between VM 1stlvl & VM 2ndlvl >> >> >> >> I would like to use a unique device, AA14, to connect 1stlvl with 2ndlvl.= >> >> I tried with CTC and it works inside the VMs. But I can't enter 2ndlvl wh= >> en >> I try to connect from the global network. >> I talked with the IP guy and told me it worked that way when it was coded= >> >> with LCS in place of QDIO. He has no idea how to do ... >> >> Config 1stlvl : >> >> DEVICE OSA82P OSD AA14 >> LINK OSA82L QDIOETHERNET OSA82P >> ; >> DEVICE CTC00FD CTC 101A >> LINK LNK00FD CTC 0 CTC00FD >> ; >> HOME >> 192.200.2.161 OSA82L >> ; >> GATEWAY >> ; (IP) Network First Link Max. Packet Subnet Subnet >> ; Address Hop Name Size (MTU) Mask Value >> ; ----------- ------------ ------- ----------- ----------- ------ >> 192.200.2.182 = LNK00FD 1500 HOST >> 192.200.2 = OSA82L 1492 0 >> DEFAULTNET 192.200.2.240 OSA82L 1492 0 >> >> >> >> Config 2ndlvl : >> >> DEVICE CTC00FD CTC 00FD >> LINK LNK00FD CTC 1 CTC00FD >> ; >> HOME >> 192.200.2.182 LNK00FD >> ; >> GATEWAY >> ; (IP) Network First Link Max. Packet Subnet Subnet >> ; Address Hop Name Size (MTU) Mask Value >> ; ----------- ------------ ------- ----------- ----------- ------ >> 192.200.2 = LNK00FD 1492 0 >> DEFAULTNET 192.200.2.240 LNK00FD 1492 0 >> ; >> >> >> What should I code to make it work ? >> >> Alain Benveniste > > > > -- > Kris Buelens, > IBM Belgium, VM customer support >
