It looks as if your TCP/IP for VM and Linux are on the same subnet. Your configuration also seems to be using a CTC to communicate with Linux. You should add PROXYARP to your ASSORTEDPARMS section.
You may also want to consider implementing the Guest LAN feature. It will greatly simplify your life, should you want to deploy many (or any) more Linux guests. On Thu, 2004-05-06 at 04:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Greetings! > > I'm new to this list and I'm just embarking on my first Linux s/390 trial. I'm > attempting to install Suse Linux Enterprise Server 8 as a VM guest within a test > lpar. We're running z/VM 4.3. But I'm having a problem with the VM TCPIP side of > things. I've got the Linux installation kernel up and > running but tcp/ip doesn't get out beyond VM. So from a CMS machine under the same > VM I can telnet across to the Linux guest but I can't telnet from outside the test > lpar and I can't ping outside the test lpar from the Linux guest. I'm sure the > problem lies with the PROFILE TCPIP settings so I'd be > grateful if someone could take a look at our file and suggest where I'm going wrong. > I don't know if it's more confused because we've just started using vipa. Anyway, > the file in its entirety is below. Many thanks in anticipation of anyone's help! > > Nigel Havell > > Senior DBA > The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea > > > PROFILE TCPIP follows: > > > ; ******************************************************************** > ; > ; I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S > ; > ; The Installation EXEC has invoked XEDIT to allow you to update > ; the passwords for the TCP/IP Protocol Service Machines, e.g., > ; FTPSERVE. The passwords are further down in this file and are > ; coded as part of the AUTOLOG statement. If you will LOCATE the > ; fourth occurrence of the string 'AUTOLOG' (minus the 's), you > ; can then provide the correct password for each of the Protocol > ; Service machines. This is necessary for the verification EXEC, > ; V5735FAL, to execute successfully, as well as to allow TCPIP to > ; automatically bring up the Protocol Service Machines WHENEVER > ; the TCPIP virtual machine is initialized. > ; > ; > ; ******************************************************************** > > ; Use statements below to alter sizes of free pools. > ; See section in this manual on TCP/IP Configuration > ; Commands for more information. > > ACBPOOLSIZE 750 > ADDRESSTRANSLATIONPOOLSIZE 1500 > CCBPOOLSIZE 100 > DATABUFFERPOOLSIZE 600 > ENVELOPEPOOLSIZE 350 > IPROUTEPOOLSIZE 300 > LARGEENVELOPEPOOLSIZE 30 > RCBPOOLSIZE 50 > SCBPOOLSIZE 310 > SKCBPOOLSIZE 256 > SMALLDATABUFFERPOOLSIZE 1500 > TCBPOOLSIZE 1500 > UCBPOOLSIZE 50 > > ; Turn off all TCP/IP tracing > NOTRACE > > ; Flush the arp tables every 5 minutes > ARPAGE 5 > > ; The SYSCONTACT and SYSLOCATION statements are used for SNMP. > ; > ; SYSCONTACT is the contact person for this managed node and how to > ; contact this person. Used for VM agent MIB variable sysContact > SYSCONTACT > Tech. Support (x3559) > ENDSYSCONTACT > > ; SYSLOCATION is the physical location of this node. Used for VM > ; agent MIB variable sysLocation > SYSLOCATION > Computer Room > ENDSYSLOCATION > > ; Inform the following users of serious errors > INFORM > OPERATOR TCPMAINT TSPMJM TSPSFW TSPCLF TSPNRH > ENDINFORM > > ; Obey the following users for restricted commands > OBEY > OPERATOR TCPMAINT SNMPD SNMPQE ROUTED REXECD TSPMJM TSPNRH TSPCLF > ENDOBEY > > ; Autolog the following server machines > AUTOLOG > FTPSERVE TCP ; FTP Server > ; LPSERVE TCP ; LP SERVER > ; NAMESRV TCP ; Domain Name Server > ; NCSGLBD password ; NCS GLBD Server > ; NCSLLBD password ; NCS LLBD Server > ; PORTMAP TCP ; Portmap server > ; REXECD TCP ; REXEC Server > ROUTED TCP ; ROUTED SERVER > SMTP TCP ; SMTP Server > ; SNMPD TCP ; SNMP VM Agent Virtual Machine > ; SNMPQE TCP ; SNMP VM Client Virtual Machine > ; VMNFS password ; NFS Server > ENDAUTOLOG > > ; Reserve the following ports for specific servers > ; values from RFC 1060, "Assigned numbers" > PORT > 20 TCP FTPSERVE NOAUTOLOG ; FTP Server > 21 TCP FTPSERVE ; FTP Server > 23 TCP INTCLIEN ; TELNET Server > 25 TCP SMTP ; SMTP Server > 53 TCP NAMESRV ; Domain Name Server > 53 UDP NAMESRV ; Domain Name Server > 111 TCP PORTMAP ; Portmap Server > 111 UDP PORTMAP ; Portmap Server > ; 135 UDP NCSLLBD ; NCS LLBD SERVER > 161 UDP SNMPD ; SNMP Agent > 162 UDP SNMPQE ; SNMPQE Agent > 512 TCP REXECD ; REXECD Server (REXEC) > 514 TCP REXECD ; REXECD Server (RSH) > 515 TCP RSCS ; LP Server > 520 UDP ROUTED ; RouteD Server > ; 750 TCP VMKERB ; KERBEROS SERVER > ; 750 UDP VMKERB ; KERBEROS SERVER > ; 751 TCP ADMSERV ; KERBEROS DATABASE SERVER > ; 751 UDP ADMSERV ; KERBEROS DATABASE SERVER > ; 2049 UDP VMNFS ; NFS SERVER > > > ; > ; When we move to production, we won't need the next definition > ; So comment out the next 14 lines > ; DEVICE BTI LCS 0E0 > ; DEVICE ETH1 LCS F10 > ; DEVICE ETH2 LCS F12 > DEVICE ETH1 LCS F14 > DEVICE ETH2 LCS F16 > ; DEVICE ADDED FOR VIPA > DEVICE VDEV1 VIRTUAL 0 > ; LINK ETHER ETHERNET 0 BTI > LINK ETHL1 ETHERNET 0 ETH1 > LINK ETHL2 ETHERNET 1 ETH2 > ; THE LOCAL HOST'S INTERNET ADDRESSES > ; LINK ADDED FOR VIPA > LINK VLINK1 VIRTUAL 0 VDEV1 > HOME > ; 193.36.10.3 ETHER > 10.0.254.25 VLINK1 > 10.0.254.12 ETHL1 > 10.0.254.13 ETHL2 > ; FOLLOWING DEFINITIONS ARE FOR VIPA > ASSORTEDPARMS > IGNOREDIRECT > SOURCEVIPA > VARSUBNETTING > ENDASSORTEDPARMS > BSDROUTINGPARMS TRUE > VLINK1 1492 0 255.255.255.248 0 > ETHL1 1492 0 255.255.255.248 0 > ETHL2 1492 0 255.255.255.248 0 > ENDBSDROUTINGPARMS > ; Routing information (if you are not using the ROUTED server) > ; Network First hop Driver Packet size Subn mask Subn value > GATEWAY > ; 193.36.10.0 = ETHER DEFAULTSIZE 0 > 10 = ETHL1 1492 0.255.255.248 0.0.254.8 > 10 = ETHL2 1492 0.255.255.248 0.0.254.8 > ; DEFAULT FOR EVERYTHING ELSE > ; DEFAULTNET 193.36.10.2 ETHER DEFAULTSIZE 0 > DEFAULTNET 10.0.254.9 ETHL2 1492 0 > ; > ; START ALL THE INTERFACES > ; START BTI > START ETH1 > START ETH2 > > ; The next 7 lines are for LINUX > DEVICE LIN1CTC CTC 1F0 > LINK LIN1C CTC 0 LIN1CTC > HOME > 10.0.254.25 LIN1C > GATEWAY > 10.0.254.100 = LIN1C 1500 HOST > START LIN1CTC > > [& > ************************************************************ > The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea > > This e-mail may contain information which is confidential, legally privileged and/or > copyright protected. 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