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  3. May 2016

RE: Multiple TCPIP Interfaces... how does the system choose which one to use?

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We have found when using multiple interfaces, and when the iSeries
initiates the connection, we need to have a static route, or else results
our unpredictable.

CFGTCP
Option 2. Work with TCP/IP routes

ADDTCPRTE RTEDEST('10.5.xxx.x') SUBNETMASK(*HOST) NEXTHOP('10.5.yy.yyy')
BINDIFC('10.5.yy.yyy') TEXT('PSIJDEDEV01')

Paul
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There is some potential for that, but routing is not a cure all.
Suppose I want to ftp from LparA to LparB and I want it to use interface
34 when it goes out from LparA.
Now I want to use one of my Domino servers (let's say 37) and I want to
open a DB2 connection to LparB. That should come from 37.
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They're both going to LparB. One goes out one IP interface and one goes
out another.

Rob Berendt

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