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henry888
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Hello,
the connection host name is like XXXXXXX.XX.XXX.com,and after connected,there are lots of LPARs for selection, the LPARs may be used for different business use like develop,test,product...
and I want to know the IP of the specified LPAR named TSOB9,how can I get it?
Any suggestion?
Thanks... |
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Robert Sample
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1. Contact your site support group and ask them.
2. Bring up a command prompt on your PC and enter ping TSOB9
3. IIRC, entering netstat conn from a TSO READY prompt (or ISPF option 6) -- after signing onto TSOB9 -- will give you the listener IP address -- but I'm not sure about that since I'm not on a mainframe right now. |
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Robert Sample
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| After signing onto my mainframe, NETSTAT CONN doesn't directly give you the IP address of the box -- but some of the connections have it embedded in the output of the command. Almost all the common listeners (FTP, SMTP, etc) use 0.0.0.0 to indicate they listen to their port no matter what IP address but telnet connections have the IP address for both ends of the connection listed. |
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superk
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Don't know if this will help any ....
I browsed the output of the TCPIP task, DDNAME DFGPRINT, and the first line states:
EZZ0162I HOST NAME FOR TCPIP1 IS hostname
from there I just pinged hostname, and got the actual address back. |
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henry888
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Hi Robert & superk,
Thanks for your useful information...
As superk mentioned above when you know the hostname you can ping by this name and get the IP address.
Another question is how I can get the hostname for each LPAR?
I remember that some members in system library contains such information,but I don't know which ones...Could someone guides?
it contains different servers port... |
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PeterHolland
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I remember that some members in system library contains such information,but I don't know which ones...Could someone guides?
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That is site depending. Ask your support. |
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henry888
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I remember that some members in system library contains such information,but I don't know which ones...Could someone guides?
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That is site depending. Ask your support. |
But sometimes really don't know who is the supporter for such thing... |
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PeterHolland
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Well i guess there will be a tech support division, they will know.
Or like superk stated, browse the TCP/IP task output, in this case for
librarynames. |
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henry888
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| except supporter,any other method for finding the TCP/IP and other services port members in system library? |
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nevilh
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Normally in the started task JCL for TCP there is a DD card for PROFILE.
Look in this dataset and you should find the Port definitions |
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