> That also leaves the TCPIP DATA file, located on the TCPMAINT 592
> minidisk. This file contains the userid of your TCPIP stack, which
> actually could be different on different machines, and the host name,
> which is, hopefully, different on different machines. Without correcting
> this file to match the machine you're on, the various tcpip tools, such
> as the FTP client, won't work.
This can be handled in the TCPIP DATA file itself. It has support for multiple system IDs (with some rather archaic syntax):
for example, if the System ID of your machine is SYSID1 and the System ID of your DR machine is DRSYS1 then the following would select the appropriate TCPIPUSERID based on the machine:
SYSID1: TCPIPUSERID TCPIP
DRSYS1: TCPIPUSERID TCPDR
Regards,
Miguel Delapaz
z/VM TCP/IP Development
- Re: Multiple HOSTS LOCAL files to match multiple TCPIP file... Miguel Delapaz
- Re: Multiple HOSTS LOCAL files to match multiple TCPIP... David Boyes
- Re: Multiple HOSTS LOCAL files to match multiple TCPIP... Miguel Delapaz
- Re: Multiple HOSTS LOCAL files to match multiple TCPIP... David Boyes