VSWG isn't the name of the test vswitch; it's the production one...
(could've just yelled this over the cube wall, but this was more fun. ;-) )
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Hi:
We're moving our network connection from an old pair of fiber OSA's to a
new pair of copper OSA's. I'm trying to simply bring up and test the
connections one at a time, first, before adding a permanent definition
to system config.
I'd like to
Did you authorize your userid to connect to the switch
Larry Davis
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Davis, Larry wrote:
Did you authorize your userid to connect to the switch
Yes. Sorry, I forgot to put that into the list I put below, but I just
cycled through my CMS command history, and sure enough, I have:
set vswitch vswtest1 grant
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So, can anyone clue me in on what I'm forgetting?
I didn't see a set vswitch grant command in there. Did you do that before
the couple? If so, or if the way you issued the command means
The simplest way is really just to go edit the directory entry and log
it off and back on.Patrick must be using some really horrible
directory manager! ;)
Marcy
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I think you'll need something to create the files /etc/sysconfig/network
and /etc/sysconfig/hardware for your new device.
Yast will do that.
Or you can do it manually.
Marcy
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Even easier is to use a test VM TCPIP stack rather than a Linux guest.
YMMV.
I just recently moved our production network connections from one pair of
OSA's to a different pair. Like the OP, I first tested the new OSA's wit
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a new VSWITCH, but I used a test VM TCPIP stack. When I was
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Marcy Cortes wrote:
The simplest way is really just to go edit the directory entry and log
it off and back on.Patrick must be using some really horrible
directory manager! ;)
Heh. Make me do it the easy way. :-)
Okay, so, here's what I
Ah, that looks familiar.
Your vswitch is of type ETHERNET
Do you have QETH LAYER 2 option enabled?
Marcy
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I would remove the portname from the vswitch definition it may be a
conflict with some one else who set it first
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