RE: TCP/IP Question(s)

["Chuck Lewis" <clewis@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hmmm...

Interesting. Doing WRKRDBDIRE on the 810 shows an entry beginning with an A
and the rest is the serial #. On the 620 it shows an entry of LEE. That is
the 810 "Current system name", etc.

Will that cause a problem ? Putting a 5 next to it to display it on the 810
shows stuff. Doing the same on the 620 shows nothing...

WRKCFGL on the 810 shows an entry of QAPPNRMT and text of APPN Remote
Control Units. And doing a 5 display shows all of our remote control units.
On the 620 shows the SAME thing. Should I delete that entry on the 620 ?

Thanks !

Chuck, back from some NEEDED time off :-)

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Subject: Re: TCP/IP Question(s)

I would suggest you make sure that the Ethernet lines on the different 
systems do not have the same Local Adapter Address.
Leave Loopback at 127.0.0.1 on both systems.
WRKRDBDIRE - are the names the same?
If using APPN (SNA) WRKCFGL and see if both systems have a Local entry 
with same name.

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Hi Folks,

 

We switched from a 620 to an 810 several months ago. We were/are running
TCP/IP. I want to get the 620 back on the wire to do some stuff but I 
don't
want to knock anything down on the 810 when I do this. And of course I set
this all up on the 620 five years ago and have no idea how I did it <BG>.
All of the TCP/IP stuff was migrated from the 620 to the 810. So I renamed
the Ethernet line and got rid of the Host Table Entries for the remote
controllers. And I changed the system name on the 620 to CHUCK

 

My question(s):

 

(1) on Work with TCP/IP Interfaces on the 810 I see:

 

      Internet         Subnet              Line      Line 

      Address          Mask             Description  Type 

 

     127.0.0.1        255.0.0.0        *LOOPBACK    *NONE 

     172.16.10.11     255.255.255.0    ETHERNET01   *ELAN 

 

and on the 620:

 

      Internet         Subnet              Line      Line 

      Address          Mask             Description  Type 

 

     127.0.0.2        255.0.0.0        *LOOPBACK    *NONE 

     172.16.10.81     255.255.255.0    ETHERNET02   *ELAN 

 

So that all appears to be redone for no interference, correct ?

 

On Work with TCP/IP Routes I see:

 

      Route            Subnet           Next             Preferred 

      Destination      Mask             Hop              Interface 

 

     *DFTROUTE        *NONE            172.16.10.1      *NONE 

     172.16.9.0       255.255.255.0    172.16.10.3      *NONE 

 

For both systems. 172.16.10.1 is a frame router and 172.16.10.3 is a
firewall.

 

On Work with TCP/IP Host Table Entries on the 810 I have:

 

     Internet         Host 

Opt  Address          Name 

 

     127.0.0.1        LOOPBACK 

                      LOCALHOST 

     And a bunch of entries for all of the remote sites...

 

      172.16.10.11     AS400.LEESUPPLY.NET

 

and on the 620:

 

      Internet         Host 

      Address          Name 

 

     127.0.0.1        LOOPBACK 

                      LOCALHOST 

172.16.10.81     AS400_2.LEESUPPLY.NET

 

And I'm not sure what else to check...

 

The LOOPBACK deals aren't different - do they need to be unique between
systems.

 

Comments welcome :-)

 

Chuck




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