The IBM z/VM Operating System <IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU> wrote on 12/05/2006 09:35:52 AM:
> 1. 192.168.194.1 isn't a host. I was under the impression that, > 192.168.194.1 is the default gateway for a router. Of course, I'm > usually wrong in the IP world<G>. Well, as long as 192.168.194.1 is up and actually connected to the same network as your node, you should be able to PING it. Could you put together a rough diagram of your network? > 2. Based on z/VM 5.1 on LPAR1, I should be able to ping the > 205.235.227.xx addresses. > The CONFIG file for LPAR1 has: > GATEWAY > > ; Network First Link MTU Subnet > Subnet > ; Address Hop Name Size Mask > Value > ; ------------- --------------- ---------------- ----- --------------- > -------- > 192.168.192 = QDIO1 1500 000.000.003.0 > 0 > DEFAULTNET 192.168.192.1 QDIO1 1500 0 > > ; (End GATEWAY Static Routing information) > > ; > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > START [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ; (End START statements) > The 5.1 system is able to PING 205.235.227.xx addresses via the DEFAULTNET statement above. In the NETSTAT GATE output for your 5.2 system you had: Default <none> 205.235.227.41 UGS 1500 <none> QDIO1 205.235.227.0 255.255.255.0 <direct> US 1500 <none> QDIO1 The second line implies you are directly connected to the 205.235.227.0/24 network which, based on your IP address, is not true. Regards, Miguel Delapaz z/VM TCP/IP Development
