Your mistake here is in the words:
> When I issue the CP ID command I get:
ID (IDENTIFY) is a CMS command, not CP.
The CP command that gives your userid and node
is Q USERID.
ID does in fact take it's node data from
the SYSTEM NETID file, *if* different from the CP node:
1. THE USER ID AND NODE ARE FROM THE CP QUERY USERID
COMMAND. THE DATE,
TIME, AND ZONE ARE FROM THE CP QUERY TIME COMMAND.
.......
IF THE SYSTEM NETID FILE IS READ AND THERE IS A
CONFLICT IN NODES
BETWEEN THE SYSTEM NETID FILE AND CP QUERY USERID,
THE NODE IN SYSTEM
NETID TAKES PRECEDENCE.
(From HELP IDENTIFY)
HTH,
Shimon
---- Original message ----
>Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:37:28 -0400
>From: "Gentry, Stephen"
<stephen.gen...@lafayettelife.com>
>Subject: SYSTEM CONFIG file question
>To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
>
> Does anyone use the Gateway option on the
> System_Identifier parameter in the SYSTEM CONFIG
> file? I've tried using it and can't get it do what
> I thought it would do. System identifier is coded
> below (the cpuid has been replaces with x's but it
> is filled in correctly in the sys config file).
>
> System_Identifier * xxxxxx DRTEST Gateway
> LLIC
>
> System_Identifier_Default ZVMV5R40 Gateway
> LLIC
>
> When I issue the CP ID command I get:
>
> ITTS01 AT DRTEST VIA * 08/17/09 16:28:31
> EDT MONDAY
>
> I expect to get:
>
> ITTS01 AT LLIC VIA RSCS 08/17/09
> 16:28:31 EDT MONDAY
>
>
>
> I do get the expected results when I code the
> information in the SYSTEM NETID file on the S
> drive
>
>
>
> Is my thinking correct?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
