RE: Problemette CWBCO1047

["Raby, Steve \(GE Advanced Materials, consultant\)" <steve.raby@xxxxxx>]

Hello Terry (or is it Guy?)

I did the first bit, it is *LIND so I checked the line config and the Max Frame 
size is 1496.  The Line Speed and Duplex are both *AUTO.

The routing is this;

                                                                           
      Route            Subnet           Next             Preferred         
 Opt  Destination      Mask             Hop              Interface         
                                                                           
      *DFTROUTE        *NONE            3.52.104.1       *NONE             
      195.183.148.62   *HOST            3.52.104.9       *NONE             
                                                                           
I am not sure how to see what the AS400 is plugged into.

Steve



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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of guy.terry
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 2:21 PM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Problemette CWBCO1047


To analyse TCP/IP config - specifically the Frame Size - do a

CFGTCP

and then option 1.
Do a 5 next to the IP Address of your AS/400's network card. The Frame 
size is the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit). What does it say? If it says 
*LIND then:

Do a WRKCFGSTS *LIN
Find a one that is active with a job called QTCPIP
Do an 8 then a 5 next to the LIN associated with the QTCPIP job (it's the 
top one of the three).
You should then see some info. about your AS/400's TCP/IP interface. The 
Maximum Frame size is there.

Also, check the LINE SPEED and DUPLEX. What's the AS/400 network card 
plugged into? If it's a manageable switch check that the port the AS/400 
is plugged into is the set the same as the AS/400 network card. i.e. If 
the port is set to AUTO, then the AS/400 should be the same. If the port 
is set at 100MB FULL DUPLEX then the AS/400 should be set to that and not 
AUTO.

To check routing, back at CFGTCP do an option 2. What routes do you have 
defined?
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