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Hello all,
I am in the process of setting up a z/VM 4.2 system with virtual lan
support for connection between multiple linux/z systems and the internal
IP network
I am using routed since my production environement uses VIPA which
requires routed for redundancy and I will need to add that when I obtain
another subnet.
In the current scenario I am able to connect between the linux virtual
machines, between the linux guests and the VM tcpip stack. I am unable
to access my internal IP network though.
My physcial connection to the network is via 2 Cisco CIP router
connections.
the ETC GATEWAYS file looks like this :
NET 146.125.251.64 GATEWAY 146.125.251.65 METRIC 1 PERMANENT
I have also tried adding this second line: HOST 146.125.251.65 GATEWAY
146.125.1.200 METRIC 1 PERMANENT
My PROFILE TCPIP has the following coded:
ASSORTEDPARMS
IGNOREREDIRECT
SOURCEVIPA
PROXYARP
VARSUBNETTING
VMDUMP
OVERRIDEPRECEDENCE
ENDASSORTEDPARMS
DEVICE VMLNX1HD HIPERS 7500 PORTNAME PORT7500 AUTORESTART
LINK VMLNX1HL QDIOIP VMLNX1HD
;
DEVICE VMCIP7A CLAW 9200 VMTPTEST CIP7A NONE 20 20 4096 4096
DEVICE VMCIP8A CLAW 9288 VMTPTEST CIP8A NONE 20 20 4096 4096
LINK LVMCP7A IP 0 VMCIP7A
LINK LVMCP8A IP 0 VMCIP8A
HOME
146.125.1.200 LVMCP7A
146.125.100.69 LVMCP8A
146.125.251.65 VMLNX1HL
BSDROUTINGPARMS TRUE
LVMCP7A 1492 0 255.255.255.192 146.125.1.254
LVMCP8A 1492 0 255.255.255.192 146.125.101.62
VMLNX1HL 1492 0 255.255.255.192 146.125.251.65
ENDBSDROUTINGPARMS
START VMCIP7A
START VMCIP8A
START VMLNX1HD
I have a linux guest at 146.125.251.70 and 146.125.251.71.
Any help resolving this would be appreciated.
Regards
Phil Tully
