On Wednesday, 01/25/2006 at 02:18 CST, Brian Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We have about a dozen LINUX guests that connect to a guest LAN and > route traffic through a TCPIP stack to a z/OS LPAR. From a configuration > management standpoint, is there any reason I should consider keeping the > route through the TCPIP stack rather than giving each guest a direct > connection to the hipersocket?
Rather than having - Subnet A is the external network - Subnet B connects z/OS to z/VM TCP/IP - Subnet C connects z/VM TCP/IP to the Linux guests I would prefer the dedicated HiperSocket approach: - Subnet A is the external network extended by VSWITCH to reach the Linux guests - Subnet B is the internal HiperSocket network connecting z/OS and the Linux guests Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
