I'm not sure I understand.... If your FTP client is on the system in
question, then standard IP routing will controll the path to the remote
server. I guess you have multiple paths and one is preferred, or this
wouldn't be an issue. A route could be added to direct the traffic to a
chosen path, but be careful, if the remote system doesn't have matching
knowledge of the preferred route, it might send it's traffic back on a
different route.
Some network hardware does bad things with asymetric traffic, if it never
sees a source MAC for a target IP address, it has to broadcast those
packets. That is how I learned more about Tivoli Storage Manager and why
it KILLED my OSA traffic at times, even though it wasn't even on my box.
hi ,
as the subject, can I specify the OSA interface or source IP address
during FTPing from z/OS to the other FTP server ? The FTP client is z/OS.
Thanks !
Laurence
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