> And from the router I can ping both z/OS and the Linux guest, so the > basic connection and routing seems to be there... > And following the instructions in the device drivers manual and in a > SHARE pitch, I turned on IP forwarding. That should be sufficient. If you enable IP forwarding, you should be able to ping through the router guest. What does the output of 'netstat -r' look like on the router guest and the endpoint guest? What does the z/OS routing table look like? You need routes both for the forward path and the path back to your location. You may need a route pointing to the 11.129 subnet via the Linux router on the z/OS system side if the Linux router is not the default route for that z/OS guest. If it's trying to go out and around, there may be something else horking your path.
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