That's what I think too. I've asked HW support to check it out.
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On Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:39 PM, D
On Tue, 13 Aug 2019 14:54:02 +, Mark Jacobs
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>Never saw this error before.
>
>Command failed, exit value is 2.
>The command was [ping 10.2.8.62 -s 100 -c 5 -w 10]
>
>There is something wonky going on here.
>
Thats the message I receive if I try to ping a completely bogus address.
Never saw this error before.
Command failed, exit value is 2.
The command was [ping 10.2.8.62 -s 100 -c 5 -w 10]
There is something wonky going on here.
Thanks for the idea.
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Ok, just for grins, lets try this:
Go into 'Single Object Operations' for the CPC in question. Console Actions
-> Network Diagnostic Information -> Ping tab. PING the address of the HMC
you were trying to use as the sysplex time NTP Time Server. See if that SE can
successfully ping that hm
Yes. We have STP.
It's currently unconfigured. I'm waiting until I get NTP services setup before
I setup the CTN.
Timing network type: Unconfigured
Coordinated timing network (CTN) ID:
Timing state: Unsynchronized
Usable clock source:No
Timing mode:Local
Maximum timing stratum level:
On Mon, 12 Aug 2019 21:08:58 +, Mark Jacobs
wrote:
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>Went back to the Sysplex time task, used that IP address as the ETS source,
>same communications failure.
>
>I'm at a loss.
>
Me too, thats how ours are set up. Do you have the STP feature? (is it
optional on z13?). Defined CPCs ->
I'm able to see that information when I'm logged on as SYSPROG too. Network
Diagnostic Information. So, I set up connectivity to two of our NTP servers on
the Customize Console Date and Time task, and clicked the enable ntp server
option. Clicked OK. It told me that it's active as a client and a
On Mon, 12 Aug 2019 20:31:43 +, Mark Jacobs
wrote:
>That's helpful. Thanks. How do I get the IP address of the HMCs?
>
On the HMC (you have to be signed on as ACSADMIN), Console Actions -> Hardware
Management Console Settings -> Customize Network Settings -> Lan adapters tab.
You should
That's helpful. Thanks. How do I get the IP address of the HMCs?
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On Monday, August 12, 2019 4:09 PM, Dana Mitchell
That might be because your SE's are not connected to your external network and
they cannot directly contact your NTP server(s). We have our HMCs getting time
from NTP servers on our netowork (make sure 'Enable as time server' is
checked). Then on the System/Sysplex ETS configuration tab ente
We have a couple of NTP servers in our internal network. All of them are
accessible from the internal network, no firewalls involved. When I'm on the
HMC and add one of them as an NTP server for the console to get its time from,
it's able to reach it. When I add the same server IP address to the
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