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Re: TCP/IP Trace

Jeff,

Use STRCMNTRC. You'll have to pick the correct line interface but it will show you what's going on. You should also consider TRACEROUTE as that command will show you what hops the IP traffic takes.

I would start with traceroute. I'm betting a route or a trunk got clobbered on one of the network devices.

Jim Oberholtzer
CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects, LLC


On 9/27/2010 10:27 AM, Jeffry A. Kennedy wrote:
My 2 iSeries stopped talking to each other on Friday. I can bing from from my target box to the primary, but not the other way. I can get to the LPAR on the target box. How do I do a trace from the iSeries ?
Our network people were doing stuff on the routers in the building where the target box is located. They are on different sub-nets.

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