On Wednesday, 03/18/2009 at 12:08 EDT, Shimon Lebowitz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Now, I am trying to see how to *prevent* the problem. > > I tried starting up a LOCAL server with > IUCV *IDENT RESANY LOCAL > but it refuses to initialize. > When I left in RESANY GLOBAL the two systems still seem to > interact, even if I have LOCAL in the DMSPARMS file. > The other system got: > HCPACR2733E IDENTIFY REQUEST FROM NODE <othernode> FOR > RESOURCE YPOOL IS A DUPLICATE -- RESOURCE REJECTED. > So, LOCAL in the parms file does NOT seem to prevent network-wide > announcement of the pool. Correct. Only VMSYSxxx filepools are local from CP's perspective. All others create global APPC/VM resources. The LOCAL parameter in DMSPARMS causes the SFS server (not CP) to reject connections from remote users. > One of the servers (the 'production' one) *must* be defined > as REMOTE/GLOBAL. Is there ANY way to run a local service > with the same name and tell VM that I *only* want to > access the local one? No. COMDIR is the only way to redirect the connection. If you want to prevent resource revocation, use IUCV *IDENT <resname> rather than RESANY. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
