OK, thanks for the clarification.
Alan Altmark wrote:
I'm saying that if you do not specify a port name in the Linux
configuration, the OSA will not even look at the port name (even though
Linux may report the current port name).
If there was a port name mismatch, Linux would report it.
It is reporting that the *LAN* is offline, not the OSA. The error code
0xE080 indicates that the LAN cable is unplugged or the port on the switch
isn't active, or the port on the OSA has been disabled on the SE. I.e.
"no carrier detect", as it were.
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
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