On 10.02.2003 at 23:52:29, wonhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i stoped TCP/IP server and started TCP/IP server without halting linux > images > > and then, i can\'t ping from linux to z/VM
<snip> You haven\'t mentioned what level of the Linux kernel you\'re running, but I know that the CTC driver in 2.2.x had a reputation for not cleanly restarting after the other end of the link went away. Try logging on at the Linux console and issuing a \"ifup ctc0\" or \"ifconfig ctc0 up\", and see if this helps. Along the lines of Alan\'s suggestion, create an OBEYFILE with the START commands for your CTC links. You may need to run this after you restart the Linux end(s), if your TCP/IP service machine needs a kick. > Home address list: > > Address Link > ------- ------ > 192.168.1.70 ETH0 > 192.168.1.70 LNK001 > 192.168.1.70 LNK002 > 192.168.1.70 LNK003 > 192.168.1.70 LNK004 > Ready; T=0.01/0.02 16:54:58 Another poster questioned this config, but it is perfectly valid. Since the LNK* devices are point-to-point and rely on peer addresses and host routing anyway, it is a good way to save on IP address ranges. Cheers, Vic Cross
