RE: TCP addressing scheme and CA

["Andy Nolen-Parkhouse" <aparkhouse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ken,

Are you saying that you have specifically identified your PC in your
host file on the AS/400?  If you have, why?  I have used a number of
versions of client access, including V3R2, in a client DHCP environment,
and never encountered an error such as you describe.

I assume that you are using a straight TCP/IP connection.
Are you assigning workstation names at the client (i.e. DEV01PC)?
Are you allowing virtual devices to autoconfigure?

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of Shields, Ken
> Subject: TCP addressing scheme and CA
>
> Good morning
>       I'm using CA V3R2 on my pc to connect to the 400 at V4R3.
>       The W2000 sever adopted DHCP(dynamic addressing scheme), but I
have
> asked the
>       network chap to assign a static ip address to the /400 resource.
>       Problem:
>       Using my CA, the ip address of my pc is say xxx.xxx.xxx.10, and
the
> /400 cfgtcp
>       identifies the pc.
>       The next day DHCP changes the ip address of my pc to
xxx.xxx.xxx.11,
> and voila!
>       I can no longer connect.
>       I'm just wondering if there is a solution at my level, or will I
> have to upgrade my CA to
>       CA Express to handle this problem?
> Thanks.
>
> Ken Shields