Re: Service Tool IP Address

[Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I found this in the FAQ's:

In order to use the Service tools portion of Operations Navigator you 
must have all of the following:

  1. A user id and password for DST
  2. added the Service Tools Interface to the TCP/IP service table (See
     command below)
  3. Restarted TCP/IP
  4. Validated that there is a lister on port 3000 with NETSTAT *CNN.

If you get the message "No Service Tools Interface found at address 
(iSeries system)" then you have not complete all the steps above *OR* 
TCP port 3000 is blocked between your Windoze worstation and your 
iSeries system. To add the service table entry, use this command:
|ADDSRVTBLE SERVICE('as-sts') PORT(3000) PROTOCOL('tcp') ALIAS('AS-STS')|

Pete Helgren

Chris Bipes wrote:
> Still no solution for this?  Where is the service tool finding it's IP
> address?
>
> I have a newer iSeries 520 and have set the as-sts service entry and
> IPL'd.  Now when I try to connect with OPSNAV I get the following error:
> No service tools server found at IP address x.x.x.x.  The problem is the
> IP is the external public IP address of our firewall used for outbound
> NAT translations, not our internal IP address.  Where can I change the
> IP address for the connection?  Management Central has the correct
> address and so does the OPSNAV connection.  Our internal DNS does not
> have any external IP address.  Where is this IP address stored?
>
> Christopher Bipes
> Information Services Director
> CrossCheck, Inc.
>
>