Greetings, On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 03:40, Monteleone wrote: > Iʼve got some troubles with my guest lan definition. Every linux guest > can work together thru that lan, but nobody can reach the guest TCPIP. > TCPIP is able to ping himself but nobody else thru that lan. > Any idea ? Thanks in advance. I would expect the SPECIAL statement with a specific LAN identity to work during LOGON processing. There are a couple of general possibilities to check: (1) Are you sure the LAN is identified properly on the SPECIAL statement? The tokens are OWNERID and LANNAME. Watch for typos like "O" and "0" interchanged. (2) Is the LAN created by a CP DEFINE command? If so, there could be a race between TCPIP logon processing and the PROFILE EXEC processing of the user who defines the LAN. If TCPIP was the user who defined the LAN, you would be guaranteed that this would fail the first time, but it should work if you logoff TCPIP and log it back on. Regards, Dennis ---------------------------------------------------------------- Dennis Musselwhite ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) z/VM Development -- CP Network Simulation -- IBM Endicott NY
