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TCP/IP Configuration and Reference
Client Subcommands
Multiple Default Routes
Mindelay
Setting the Maximum Transmission Unit
Checklist
Services table
Using the TCP/IP Administration Menu
Negative Advice from TCP or the Data Link Layer
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Contents
SC41-5420-04
TCP/IP Configuration and Reference
iSeries
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SC41-5420-04
TCP/IP Configuration and Reference
iSeries
Version
Fifth Edition May
Contents
Chapter 3. TCP/IP Performance
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Operations Navigator
Prerequisite and related information
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Summary of changes
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Chapter 1. Configuring TCP/IP
Gathering Information About your Network
Line Description Parameters Checklist
TCP/IP Planning Checklists
ASYNC
Line Type
ELAN
TRLAN
Installing the TCP/IP Application Programs
Using the TCP/IP Administration Menu
WRKACTJOB SBSQSYSWRK JOBQT
Using the Configure TCP/IP Menu
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Figure 2. Configure TCP/IP Menu
–Network table
Configuring TCP/IP using the EZ-SetupWizard
–Services table
–Protocol table
Internet address
Step 1—Configuringa Line Description
Step 2—Configuringa TCP/IP Interface
Important Note
Automatic start
Subnet mask
Line description
Associated local interface
Do you need to add routes at all?
Step 3—ConfiguringTCP/IP Routes
Maximum Transmission Unit MTU size
Route destination
Subnet mask
Next hop
Preferred binding interface
Adding TCP/IP routes
Figure 5. Work with TCP/IP Routes Display
Multiple Default Routes
Figure 6. Add TCP/IP Routes Display
Figure 7. Work with TCP/IP Routes Display
Step 4—ConfiguringTCP/IP attributes
IP Datagram Forwarding
Adding Remote System Information
ADDTCPRSI INTNETADR9.4.73.66 NETADR40030002
Notes
Adding an Entry to the Host Table
Step 6—ConfiguringTCP/IP Host Table Entries
Work with TCP/IP Host Table Display
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Note: An IP address cannot be used as a host name
AnyNet/400: APPC over TCP/IP
Step 7—Configuringthe Local Domain and Host Name
Type choices, press Enter
Domain Name System DNS Server
Notes
Change TCP/IP Domain CHGTCPDMN
Step 8—StartingTCP/IP and TCP/IP Servers
TCP/IP Jobs
End TCP/IP ENDTCP
Step 9—Verifyingthe TCP/IP Connection
Verifying Additional TCP/IP Connections
Figure 18. Successful PING Messages
Figure 19. Unsuccessful PING Messages
1.Type VFYTCPCNN and then press F4
NORMAL
Verify TCP/IP Connection PING
VERBOSE
COMP
Step 10—SavingYour TCP/IP Configuration
SAVOBJ OBJQATOC* QATM* LIBQUSRSYS
DEVTAP01 OBJTYPE*FILE
Chapter 1. Configuring TCP/IP
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Work with TCP/IP Network Status Menu
Network Status
Work with TCP/IP Interface Status
Starting TCP/IP Interfaces
Ending TCP/IP Interfaces
Notes
Display TCP/IP Route Information
Work with TCP/IP Connection Status
Work with TCP/IP Connection Status
Ending TCP/IP Connections
Working with Configuration Status
Display Multicast Groups
Displaying TCP/IP Network Status Information
Displaying TCP/IP Interfaces
Displaying Associated Routes
Displaying Route Details Option
Displaying TCP/IP Route Information
To display TCP/IP route information
2.Press the Enter key
Type options, press Enter
Displaying TCP/IP Connections
Displaying Connection Totals
Display TCP/IP Connection Totals
TCP/IP Host Tables
Display TCP/IP Connection Totals
More
Host Table Information with *NIC Files
Managing TCP/IP Host Tables
Host File Formats
Host Table Information with *AIX Files
Tips for Merging Host Tables
Merging TCP/IP Host Tables
Host Table Information with *AS400 Files
Step 2—StartFTP to a Remote System
Managing the Host Table from a Central Site
Example: Successful Host Table Merge
Example: Partly Successful Host Table Merge
Step 4—Mergethe File
Dead Gateway Processing
Negative Advice from TCP or the Data Link Layer
How IP Responds to Negative Advice
Notes about IP Responses to Negative Advice
Multihoming Function
This can be a migration scenario
per physical LAN only
Figure 52. Multihoming TCP/IP Network
Example: The Multihoming function
MAXRLB
MINDELAY
NORMAL
MAXTHRPUT
TOS Example
Multiple Routes
Figure 54. Work with TCP/IP Routes Display
TCP/IP Port Restriction
Configuring TCP/IP Port Restrictions
Figure 56. Add TCP/IP Port Restriction Display
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Related Tables and the Host Table
Figure 59. Work with Service Table Entry Display
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Figure 60. Work with Protocol Table Entry Display
Figure 61. Work with Network Table Entry Display
Using X.25 PVC instead of SVC
ADDTCPIFC INTNETADR9.4.73.65 LINDX25LINE
IP Multicasting
Multicast Application Programming Information
Multicast Restrictions
CHGLINTRN LINDTRNLINE FCNADRC00000040000
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TCP/IP Protocol Support Provided by IOP
Chapter 3. TCP/IP Performance
BASE Pool Size
TCP/IP Jobs
v Outbound batching of TCP and UDP datagrams
Running TCP/IP Only: Performance Considerations
Merge Host Table Performance
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Line type
Configuration command
Line Description Name
Configuration Steps
Source Service Access Point
Creating the Line Description
Setting the Maximum Transmission Unit
Determining the Maximum Size of Datagrams
Notes
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Figure 62. TCP/IP Exit Point Processing
TCP/IP Exit Points and Exit Programs
TCP/IP Application Exit Points
OS/400 Registration Facility
Notes
Creating Exit Programs
The Work with Exit Programs display is shown
Step 1. Select your exit point
Figure 65. Adding an Exit Program — Display
Step 2: Select the Add Exit Program option
Step 3: Add your exit program
Notes
Removing Exit Programs
Application identifier
Required Parameter Group
Length of remote IP address
Operation identifier
User profile
Remote IP address
Usage Notes
Length of operation-specificinformation
Allow operation
Operation-SpecificInformation
Client Subcommands
Server Subcommands
Operation Identifier
User profile
Command string
Length of command string
Required Parameter Group
Command processor identifier
Usage Notes
Character conversion option
“Qshell interpreter not installed”
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Notices
Trademarks
Programming Interface Information
AS/400e
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Index Special Characters
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