I have 3 QDIO OSAs defined to z/VM V5.1 TCP/IP with VIPA and mproute. All
works great and access to z/VM is via the VIPA. I have no z/VM Guest yet. I
configured a vswitch with the same 3 OSAs and then configured a vswctrl1
controller.
DEFINE VSWITCH VSWTCH00 RDEV F800 FC00 FD00
The vswctrl1 does not connect. I receive the following:
The connection for VSWITCH system VSWTCH00 is not active
Device is already attached
q osa
OSA F800 ATTACHED TO TCPIP F800
OSA F801 ATTACHED TO TCPIP F801
OSA F802 ATTACHED TO TCPIP F802
OSA FC00 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FC00
OSA FC01 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FC01
OSA FC02 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FC02
OSA FD00 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FD00
OSA FD01 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FD01
OSA FD02 ATTACHED TO TCPIP FD02
Reveals that they are attached to TCPIP, which makes sense since I am using
them for z/VM TCPIP. If I use an OSA for z/VM fault tolerant configuration
as part of VIPA, (w/ device and link statements in profile tcpip) does that
mean I cannot use the same OSA for a vswitch? Be gentle, I am a z/VM
newbie.
Peter
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