Good morning all, Back again, but with a quick direct question. When we run VSE as a guest under VM, we code the TCP/IP GATEWAY statement for VM as follows: GATEWAY 10 = TR1 1500 0 10.1.5.130 10.1.1.120 CTCVSE 1500 HOST (10.1.1.120 is VM first hop)
When I use the same syntax for Linux, it can't PING 10.1.1.120. 10.1.5.150 10.1.1.120 LNX1 1492 HOST I can ping the DNS server (10.1.3.140) and the linux machine 10.1.5.150. An earlier post said that we had to use a separate subnet for Linux, but a response said not so. The redbook Mark posted shows their Linux setup: HOME 9.12.14.155 WTSCVMT 9.12.9.178 LINUX5V GATEWAY 9.12.9.184 = LINUX5V 1500 HOST Is this the part we OS/390 folks were warned about with regards to TCPIP being different in Linux? The explanation for the VSE setup was that incoming packets would route to the VM TCP/IP stack (first hop), then get sent forward to VSE. Can someone clarify for SuSE running under VM as guest? Thanks as always, Jill Grine
