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Hi Darren, As someone else mentioned, TCP/IP communication from an AS/400 to other devices should work correctly on a local segment without needing a routing statement. As a test, you could add a default route into the AS/400 routing table (entry is *DFTROUTE if I remember correctly) and point it towards the IP Address of one of the PC's on the network. This might help the AS/400 to locate the other machines on the local segment if it is being somehow confused by some of the information flowing on the network. The default route entry on an AS/400 provides equivalent functionality to the gateway entry on a Microsoft operating system enabled PC. Good Luck! Best Regards, /Paul -- Paul Tykodi Dover, NH Mobile: 603-866-0712 from: "Darren McBride" <darren.mcbride@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> subject: RPG TCP/IP problem >Folks, > >I contacted the list previously about a similar >problem concerning VPN's and I learned a lot from the >replies, but I still have configuration issues >concerning TCP/IP client and server programs in >general. > >I have written a TCP/IP client program in ILE RPG >that works at one client site, but not another. Both >sites are on V4R4. The program communicates >with a server program on the user's PC. The site >where the program is not working does not have any >TCP/IP routing configured, because the PC's and the >AS/400 are on the same network. > >Is it necessary to configure a TCP/IP route for the >same network address range ? > >AS/400 194.130.10.1 >Client 194.130.10.56 > >Thanks in advance, >Darren McBride __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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