Is there a VM command to do this?
Doing it on the Linux side results in the same delay..
btw. this is with the 2.4.7 level kernel. My 2.2.19 level does not seem
to have this problem.
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Greetings;
>From what I remember from when I was using IUCV I would say you have a
serious problem somewhere.
My IUCV links came up in barely noticeable seconds. That is by the time
the
system was accepting
logins the links were up.
In any even restarting any link should still be the same.
ifconfig linkname down
ifconfig linkname up
Good Luck!
Dennis
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I've found so far using z/VM and SAF which sets up the linux<-->vm
connection using IUCV that the IUCV connection takes from 10-20 minutes
and sometimes upto 45 minutes to connect. When it finally connects I see
a message indicating that z/VM fount the IUCV connection waiting and did a
restart.
How does one 'manually' restart an IUCV link?
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