Marcy :)
Your using a trunk port requires the vswitch to "vlan tag" the stuff sent over
it.
So say you have default vlan of 100 on the vswitch going out over it and your
vswitch has that defined as the default.
Then if the IP x.x.x.x is on vlan 100 then you don't need a vlan on the grant.
If th
Mary,
What would be the LAN name on the GRANT? And is the GRANT the place I would
need to specify LAN parameter?
Thank You,
Terry Martin
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Thanks Mary!
Thank You,
Terry Martin
Lockheed Martin
CMS - CITIC
3300 Lord Baltimore Drive, Suite 200, 21244
Engineering Computing
Mainframe Support
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU] On Behalf
Of Marcy Cortes
Right, your vswitch and nicdef statements don't change.You may have to put
a vlan on your SET VSWITCH GRANT statements.
Marcy
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU] On Behalf
Of Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
Sent: Thursday, March 2
David,
Thanks for the suggestions but I think there is a fundamental problem
with our TCP/IP set up. I tried sending files via FTP and get exactly
the same problem, small ones get through but larger transfers hang. Time
to get my networking hat on :-)
Regards,
Paul Garment
Global z/OS Virt
Thanks to all who responded!
The DB2 Connect V8.1 is the Enterprise Version, it works well
with the VM DB2 V7.3 Database (without Stored Procedure Server).
Meanwhile I did an unload of the modules from P1 (V7.3) and loaded them
into T1 (V7.5): now all works well.
But this is not my preferred meth
The HMC "can do things" because it talks to the SE. As an example, the SE is
where the IOCDS is stored, it's really what you talk to when you make lpar
profile changes. There are some things you can't do from the HMC, that's why
there is the "single object operation" option on the HMC to conn
Also, would someone kindly explain the functional differences between the
Support Element (SE) and the Hardware Management Console (HMC) other than
the HMC can:
do everything an SE can do
do it for more than one CEC
do it as a portal for the intra/internet
Alan Altmark
Sent by: The IBM z/
Alan Altmark wrote:
Our networking people say the SE's are reachable from our corporate
intranet so that we can provide redundance for two mainframes, 1000 miles
apart.
But I suspect they are reachable only through the HMC.
If the SE's are connected directly to the corporate intranet,, what
Hello Ewald, I think the missing OBJECTs with CREATOR of NULLID are from
running a BIND from UDB DB2/Connect against a DB2/VM server using DB2??LST.
Please check your UDB DB2/Connect PD.
However, you also have to run the following 'GRANT's before running the UDB
DB2/Connect BIND:
CONNECT SQLDB
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