Alan,
the subject brought me to a question I have in mind for some time.
There seems to be a feature on z/VM's (4.4 to 5.2) which prevents
the guests on the same VSWITCH to talk to eachother.
This is what happens on our system with every VSWITCH I create. Every guest
can't talk to other guests
Hi, Wolfgang,
There is nothing in the VSWITCH that will come up by default to prevent
guests from talking to each other. If you send me your configuration
information, I can take a look and see what might be going on.The
default for a VSWITCH in z/VM 5.2 is
DEFINE VSWITCH vswitchname
Hello Richard,
Your VMSYSx file pool servers were not up and running, so the LDAP BFS fi
le
processing failed. See the info. at this URL for more information:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/related/tcpip/tcprdbfs.html
Regards,
Mark Cibula; z/VM TCP/IP Support
This is also documented in the PSP bucket for TCPIP530. Also in the PSP
bucket for ZVM530 is the list of the 19 PTFs you should put on AFTER
applying RSU0703, so you're not quite done yet.
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Thanks for the pointer. That looks like the solution to this problem. I will
retry after bringing up the SFS servers.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Rempel, Horst
I am a far cry from finished. After that, I get to install vendor
software that includes CP and CMS modifications. Thanks for the
response.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Quay,
Actually, I have a question about this. We have two identical (at least,
as far as I can tell/remember) vanilla VM 5.3 lpars--one was actually a
clone of the other--that I updated with the 5303 RSU service. The
original lpar updated with no problems, but the second (clone) died with
this
Hi Shannon, usually what happens is that somewhere along the line the
system gets left in a state where the filepool server is up. If you
look in the TCP2PROD $MSGLOG on maint's a-disk, you can see exactly what
happened. By the way, a long long time ago I was the IBM mainframe SE
for Suntrust.
I have a z/OS 1.9 system using an OSA to reach the internet and Hipersockets
for LPAR communication.
I then copied this system to a guest under z/VM.
On the guest I attached the z/OS to my VSWITCH, and changed the IP address
then brought up TCPIP on that adapter without problem.
But the
In February, I installed PTF UK33720 on a 5.2 system. This PTF was
correcting a problem in the FTP Server code wherein an FTP APPEND to a
file residing in SFS could wipe out an existing file if a timeout of a
data connection request occurred. I see no corresponding PTF for 5.3,
which raises the
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