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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 10:53:25 -0500
From:         eas4@POP.CWRU.EDU
Subject:      Re: IBMLink

Steve Perez writes:

>Is there an Internet access point into IBMLink? If so, besides terminal
>access, is it possible to FTP fixes, announcements, etc?


Frank Vance replied:

>I am not aware of one.  We have one internally, but it is not available
for
>outside use.
>
>It is very easy to set one up.  Run TCP/IP on your MVS host, which has a
>connection to IBMLINK.  Telnet works great.


Frank - am I correct in assuming that you have an SNI connection (VTAM
subarea to subarea) to IBMLink via a 37x5 FEP running NCP?  I've been
thinking about your response ever since I saw it and that's the only way I
can figure that would support your description.

If wishes were thousands of dollars, I'd have that set-up, too.  It's the
superior way to communicate with IBM and the way I accessed them in my
previous job.  But that solution is absolutely cost prohibitive, and I
don't believe a 3745 is in MY immediate future.  (Unless Santa Claus has
really upped the sophistication of those elves...)  So I'm stuck with
dial-up access, screen captures, and 3480 cartridges in the mail for now.
8(


Then Doug Kimble replied (to the original email):

>I posted a similar question on IBMLink.  I needed a better way to print,
>download PTFs etc....  The answer is a resounding no but I put a request
for
>change in (probably still be NO).  Submit another request for change and
maybe
>the blue ivory tower will conect the IIN to internet of bitnet.  If enough
of us
>request it.......

Doug - I agree with you.  The ability to Telnet to IBMLink (WITHOUT a 3745)
would probably save me at least 4 hours of "wasted" time a week (waiting
for screens to paint over my dial-up).  And many of our folks who don't
currently access the system (due to a lack of modem) would be able to
access all of that swell information.  I think the benefits would be
inestimable.

To whom did you post your question on IBMLink?  And then to whom did you
send your "request for change"?  If we're going to send in a bunch of
requests, we should at least make sure they're going to the appropriate
"inbasket".

IBMers - I know some of you are on this list - what's the most appropriate
way to "officially" ask for such a network enhancement?  It seems that as
TCP/IP developers, you would also benefit from such a connection...

Later.  Lizann.
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 13:49:00 EST
From:         "Peter M. Weiss +1 814 863 1843" <PMW1@PSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      NC-PASS interface for FTP Server (MVS TCP/IP)?

(I've searched the above listserv lists for this info as well
as UNINFSEC, but no hints.)

If you have implement NC-PASS exits (from S&K Software) for use by
the IBM MVS TCP/IP _FTP_ Server, I would like to hear from you.

Thanks,

/Pete (pmw1@psuvm.psu.edu)
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University Park, PA USA 16802-1202 | E. Michael Staman, _The Circuit_, Apr 92
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 14:13:46 EST
From:         "Louis J. Wiesemann" <LJWIES01@ULKYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      3172 Hang

   We are having an intermittent problem on our 3172.  The 3172 will hang
with a code 2001 on its display.  From the manuals I have and talking to
IBM, this should not disable the 3172.  When this happens our network can
no longer talk to our IBM system.  We reboot the 3172 and it recovers.  We
do not have to cycle our VM/TCPIP 2.1 system, just the 3172 itself.

   Along with the 3172 error I am getting:

"PCCA3 device LCS1: ToPcca3: Deferred Siocc 3 on device 0FE1"  and
"Received DEVICEend interrrupt on device 0FE1 -- probable PCCA restart"

our 3172 is defined for addresses FE0 and FE1.

   I have talked to both IBM hardware and software support, but they have not
been able to give me an answer yet.

   Any guidance would be appreciated.

_______________________________________________________________________
Louis J. Wiesemann                       University of Louisville
Bitnet: LJWIES01@ULKYVM        Internet: LJWIES01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU
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Date:         Sun, 20 Dec 1992 16:20:00 EST
From:         "Peter M. Weiss +1 814 863 1843" <PMW1@PSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      adding/changing a Hostname esp. SMTP

(I've searched the IBMTCP-L as well as LSTOWN-L archives ...)

Currently I operate an MVS TCP host that has DNS "A" record names in
the form "a.b.PSU.EDU", "b.PSU.EDU", and "c.PSU.EDU".  The "a.b" is the
value in the TCPIP.DATA's HostName keyword.  Likewise our MUA builds
the BSMTP HELO with the "a.b.PSU.EDU".

Our Bitearn Node entry for the Bitnet host specifies an :INTERNET tag
with ALL of the above "A" names.

I've verified that Revised Listserv can distribute mail (and Telnet)
to the "c.PSU.EDU" host (I'm the list owner so I could add whatever
hostname) and that Listserv equivalencing is correct between the
Bitnet node and Internet HostName.

Now what kind of "trouble" do you think I'll get into if I change the
TCPIP.DATA HostName to the "c" value and the MUA BSMTP HELO to
"c.PSU.EDU"?  (I'm not ready to remove the DNS "A" records for the
other values.)

Real Life Experiences (RLE) appreciated.

/Pete (pmw1@psuvm.psu.edu)
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 09:57:20 EST
From:         "Keith C. Perry" <PERRYKC@DUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      TCP/IP line mode utility ES-9121 Mainframe

Greeting All,

     I am interested in obtaining software for a ES-9121 mainframe, that
would force it into line mode during telnet. This is needed because sometimes
the VM does not translate line mode data well.  I have heard of a VT100
program that is supposed to accomplish this.  If anyone has any info at
all I would be very happy (and my supervisor would be very *VERY* happy)
if I could be contacted at the e-mail address below. I am not on the list.
Thanks in advance.

Virtually,
Keith Perry / Floor Supervisor / Drexel University Computing Center
Perrykc@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 14:45:59 EST
From:         Doug Kimble <kimbled@CCSMTP.CCF.ORG>
Subject:      Re: IBMLink

Pardon me for posting this here, but it's as good a place as any...

Is there an Internet access point into IBMLink? If so, besides terminal
access, is it possible to FTP fixes, announcements, etc?

I bet my boss that I'd get an answer from this list before he'd get one
from our SE.

Thanks.

Steve Perez
< <----------Doug Reply----------> >
I posted a similar question on IBMLink.  I needed a better way to print,
download PTFs etc....  The answer is a resounding no but I put a request for
change in (probably still be NO).  Submit another request for change and maybe
the blue ivory tower will conect the IIN to internet of bitnet.  If enough of us
request it.......
BYE.....The Doug.....
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 09:07:00 N
From:         Zouari Mourad <ZOUARI@TNEARN.BITNET>
Subject:      ka9q config help.

Hello,
Please can you tell me where can I find a doucumentation about the ka9q
ip router ? (how configure it in order to work with two board in the same PC
one is ethernet and the second is X25 board).
any documentation about the ka9q will be useful.
any example of ka9q configuration will be useful too.
your help will be very appreciated.
best regards.
   Mourad.
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 11:34:26 CET
From:         Gerhard Ginzler <GINZLER@AWIIMC12.BITNET>
Subject:      IBMs FAL, DCF, Postscript, OS/2, 4019

The situation of an IBM-only customer:

I script a document for a PostScript device (DCF 4.0, PSOUT=ASCII).
After downloading the file with 3270-FTP (OS/2 2.0 CM) and copying it to
LPT1 (IBM4019v) I get correct output and everything is fine.

Using LPR (FAL 2.2) with option BINARY (UN22084 is installed) there
are many many flashing lights on the poor 4019, but no printing occurs.

The FTP-based *.SPL-file in the OS/2-spool is identical with the
LPR-based, the *.SHD-files are different (whatever that means).

Now, where is the rub? Any ideas?

Gerhard Ginzler
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 16:30:13 -0500
From:         BKCOBB@LIFE.UAMS.EDU
Subject:      Telnet Server for PC's

Dear Netters;

There are a kazillion telnet clients available for
PC's, but is anyone on here aware of a telnet SERVER
program for same?

I am not a subscriber to this list so please reply personaly.
My apologies in advance if this is a FAQ.

Brian Cobb
Internet:  bkcobb@life.uams.edu
Bitnet  :  bkcobb@uams
From: SY07@I1.PH.GLA.AC.UK (Alan J.Flavell (SY07 at GWIA))
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibmtcp-l
Subject: Re: Message TCPPC3001I under MVS
Date: 17 Dec 92 17:14:50 GMT
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Via:        UK.AC.GLA.PH.I1; 17 DEC 92 17:37:02 GMT
Phone:      041 339 8855 ext 5454 or 4197  (fax 334 9029)

Tom,
I got just the same message text from the VM version of the product
last week, when I made a mistake about the numbering of my Ethernet
cards.  Albeit with different numerical values, also the VM version
has no message numbers (hey, come on IBM, you don't usually give those
TCP/IP for MVS users something extra relative to VM - it's a nightmare
trying to find these messages in the TCP/IP for VM Messages and Codes).

If your software is working at all, I'd say you must have more than
one interface, and one is working while another is wrongly configured.
But this is just my guess - tell me if I'm wrong.

To be precise, I *had* been operating my 8232 in the undocumented
"split brain" mode, with each Ethernet card dedicated to a separate
TCP/IP service virtual machine (TCP/IP Version 1 in production, and
Version 2 in pre-production, in fact). When I cut-over to Version 2
for production, I attached both pairs of addresses to the V2 code,
and my correct configuration was this:

DEVICE LCS1   LCS         2E0
LINK ETH1 ETHERNET 0 LCS1

DEVICE LCS2   LCS         2E2
LINK ETH2 ETHERNET 1 LCS2

(as is proven by the fact that I am now working as intended).
I had been getting that message (over and over again) at my
first attempt, while the "0" on the second line had incorrectly been
"1".

In the normal method of 8232 operation, i.e with the 8232 configured
to associate both Ethernet cards with the one pair of device addresses,
(2E0/2E1 in my case), I would expect the correct statements to be:

DEVICE LCS1   LCS         2E0

LINK ETH1 ETHERNET 0 LCS1         for the first Ether card

LINK ETH2 ETHERNET 1 LCS1         for the second Ether card

For the time being, though, I'm going to leave mine in "split brain"
mode for the additional flexibility, so I haven't actually checked
that assertion.

Does that help?
From: perezs@WORMS-EMH6.ARMY.MIL (Steve Perez)
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Subject: IBMLink
Date: 16 Dec 92 14:53:34 GMT
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Pardon me for posting this here, but it's as good a place as any...

Is there an Internet access point into IBMLink? If so, besides terminal
access, is it possible to FTP fixes, announcements, etc?

I bet my boss that I'd get an answer from this list before he'd get one
from our SE.

Thanks.

Steve Perez
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 17:35:54 EST
From:         Chad Perkins <CHAD@MAINE.BITNET>
Subject:      3172-003

> More than 2 Ethernet adapters in a 3172-003 allowed.

Thanks, that what I wanted to hear.

Chad Perkins
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 08:56:00 -0800
From:         John Halperin <JXH@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU>
Subject: Re: MGET with FTP (VM)

> I have a user that would like to do an MGET but place the
> files onto a minidisk other than "A". He is not too keen
> on accessing another disk as "A" just for the FTP session.
>
> A command that set the target minidisk mode for MGET commands
> would be useful. Has anyone already done this?
>
> We are running V2.1 and are just about to move to V2.2

You're in luck.  In V2R2, the FTP client has an 'LCD' subcommand
for changing the local 'directory' (file mode).

--  John Halperin  <JXH@SLACVM.SLAC.Stanford.EDU>
    Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
From: aroby@andersen.co.uk (Tony Roby)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibmtcp-l
Subject: FTP Security and MVS
Keywords: FTCHKPWD
Date: 14 Dec 92 11:17:14 GMT
Organization: Andersen Consulting (UK Practice)

Can anyone tell me what use the FTCHKPWD exit is ?  The manual (V2R2.1) says
that it is called JUST after the user enters the password.  I've tried it
and it is called after the user has entered the password and the userid
and password combination have been successfully validated by RACF.  If RACF
has checked the access why bother having FTCHKPWD ?  Why couldn't the logic
have allowed the exit to check passwords instead of RACF ? 

Tony
From: ost@uni-muenster.de (Stefan Ost)
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Subject: Re: MVS FTP server problem
Date: 15 Dec 1992 07:33:28 GMT
Organization: Westf. Wilh.-Universitaet Muenster, Germany
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In article <19921214102732SYS0008@MVS.UDEL.EDU>, SYS0008@MVS.UDEL.EDU writes:
|> Here at the UD we've ran across a security problem with the MVS 2.2.1
|> FTP server, and feel it's serious enough that other people ought to be
|> aware of it too.  For more info, check out APAR PN30384.  We've
|> experienced the problem several times over the last few weeks and
|> although the APAR implies that only the DIR command is a problem, for us
|> it appears that it's a problem with PUT/GET as well.
|> 
True. Until the APAR is closed, we use the 2.2.0 FTPserver in a 2.2.1 
environment with no problems.

/Stefan Ost 
 
Universitaetsrechenzentrum der Westfaelischen Wilhelms-Universitaet
Einsteinstrasse 60, D-4400 Muenster, Germany        +49(251)83-2681
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 17:12:23 GMT
From:         "Alan J.Flavell (SY07 at GWIA)" <SY07@I1.PH.GLA.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Message TCPPC3001I under MVS

Tom,
Here's my guess.  If you are going to START an interface, it
HAS to have an IP address.  If you don't have an IP address
for it, then you cannot do anything useful with it, so you
shouldn't START it.  That way I think the device would cause
you no harm.

The "PCCA reports home hardware address" messages are normal, as
I suppose you are already aware.  I agree with you that the final
message appears to be in flat contradiction, but it's clearly
the message preceding it that is reporting your REAL problem, i.e
the absence of the HOME statement for this link.

I would hope that one can recover from this kind of mistake "on the
fly" through the OBEYFILE interface, e.g by issuing a STOP against the
improperly configured device once you can see that it was a mistake
to have STARTed it! I suppose if the flood of messages has got too
great it might cause some kind of disaster before the STOP command
can get honoured.  Well, I personally would have killed the tcpip
server as soon as I could see that my new configuration had upset
it.

I find the error situations that we are discussing here are pretty
serious and in need of my immediate attention. I don't feel so upset
as you evidently do about the flood (I of course am talking about VM
while you are talking about MVS, but we are talking about the same
problem in principle, i.e the PROFILE TCPIP is not describing one's
configuration correctly).

As a customer of IBM you have a proper route to complain about
program malfunction.  (I personally get a lot more fun out of
discovering the cause for myself, but we all have our different
ways to have fun...).  If your organization is a member of, say, SHARE,
you may also get your requirement voted by the relevant project and
get additional pressure on IBM to achieve your wishes. Admittedly
this cannot produce instant satisfaction.  Bill Rubin (to name only
one) monitors this conference and I found him to be quite receptive
of reasoned discussion!
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 11:47:10 MDT
From:         "Matthew Ling" <626022@UCDASVM1.ADMIN.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      Name Server message: Packet size error

FROM: Matthew Ling
      The University of Calgary              Phone: (403) 220-5441
      Department of Administrative Systems     FAX: (403) 282-9361

     Does anybody know the meaning of the message or where to get
     the meaning of the message

        packet size error (0x6eb66 != 0x6eb5a)

     in the Authority Records returned by a DiG query.  The complete
     set of authority records is as follows:

      ;; AUTHORITY RECORDS:
***   ;; packet size error (0x6eb66 != 0x6eb5a)
      .  999999  NS      NS.NIC.DD.
      ;; Sent 1 pkts, answer found in time: 48 msec

      ;; Sent 1 pkts, answer found in time: 48 msec
      ;; FROM: UNCAJES2 to SERVER: default -- 136.159.1.210
      ;; WHEN: Thu Dec 17 11:01:42 1992
      ;; MSG SIZE  sent: 33  rcvd: 182

 Regards Matthew.
                                                         Date: 92/12/17
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 17:23:48 +0100
From:         Hans de Klein <snhkl3@AMSI05.KSLA.NL>
Subject:      VM/TCP response times

Since 6 weeks we offer TCPIP Telnet and FTP access to our IBM mainframe
services MVS and VM. On the VM installation we sometimes suffer very bad
response times using Telnet in a Profs environment (up to 60 seconds). The
nr. of users and network load is currently very small. We've analysed the WAN
and are quiet sure that the poblem is not related to using our WAN. Therefore
we feel we are dealing with a TCPIP/VM(/Profs?) problem. It
cannot be reproduced it sometimes happens. We think it may be related to
VMCF.

Environment: VM/XA 2.1 9002+, TCP/IP 2.2, 3172-003 with ICP 3.1.

Is there anyone with a suggestion to get us closer to resolving this nasty
problem ??

Hans de Klein.
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 21:52:16 -0500
From:         k12rzk@vaxa.hofstra.edu@HOFSTRA
Subject:      HOTKEYS

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Subject: HOTKEYS
From: k12rzk@vaxa.hofstra.edu
Date: 18 Dec 92 21:51:25 EST

Dear Fellow IBM users,

I am not as yet a member of this group, and I am new to the world of Internet,
but I thought that I would take this opportunity to seek the advice of those
who know -  Is there any way to disable the following hotkeys, etc.
     1.  Ctrl Break [To terminate a batch job]
     2.  Ctrl Alt Del [to reboot]
     3.  Ctrl Alt Esc [ to access the system configuration of a clone we have
on permanent loan in my library]

      4.  Hide a message that is automatically appearing on my screen in the
clone indicating that Ctrl Alt Esc will get you to the system configuration
screen?

I am a Library Media Specialist in a large suburban high school.  We have many
inquisitive students who know about or find the above by accident.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

You can e-mail me at K12RZK@VAXC.HOFSTRA.EDU.

Thank-you,

Rita Kaikow
Oceanside HS Library
3160 Skillman Ave.
Oceanside, NY 11572
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 15:42:53 MST
From:         Chris Montano <ICCKM@ASUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      International Management Programs

Boris Two programs that come to mind immediately are The University of South
Carolina and the Wharton Graduate School of Business. I would refer you to The
Economists magazine which has published their list of the best International
Business programs in the world. This is probably your best source of
information. By the way, AGSIM is included. Best regards.
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 08:51:00 CDT
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From:         Michael Enyart <ENYART@MACC.WISC.EDU>
Subject:      FRB Richmond

Mr. Mili:

The address of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond is as follows:
Federal Research Bank of Richmond
P O Box 27622
Richmond, VA  23261
(804)-697-8111
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From:         Keith Morgan <kamorgan@ATHENA.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: FRB-Richmond.

             <9212171333.AA06094@Athena.MIT.EDU>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 92 10:04:31 EST
From: Keith Morgan <kamorgan@Athena.MIT.EDU>


> Hi;

>I would appreciate it if someone could help me to find the address
>of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. I Have to ask for a Working
>Paper from the Research Direction of that bank.
>Thanks.

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
701 E. Byrd St.
Richmond, Virginia
23219
(804) 697-8000
mailing address:
        P.O. Box 27622
        Richmond, VA 23261

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