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z/VM TCP/IP Level 430 User’s Guide Version4Release3.0 SC24-6020-01
Page 1: z/VM TCP/IP Level 430 User’s Gu
Page 5 and 6: Contents | | | Preface . . . . . .
Page 7 and 8: LPRSET Command . . . . . . . . . .
Page 9 and 10: Preface Who Should Read This Book T
Page 11 and 12: How to Use This Book Appendix D,
Page 13 and 14: Syntax Diagram Description Repetiti
Page 15 and 16: Summary of Changes This section des
Page 17 and 18: Chapter 1. Introducing Computer Net
Page 19 and 20: TCP/IP Protocols and Functions This
Page 21 and 22: IP provides the means to transmit b
Page 23 and 24: the transport layer. FTP transfers
Page 25 and 26: TCP/IP Protocols and Functions v Th
Page 27 and 28: Internet Addressing TCP/IP Protocol
Page 29 and 30: all the hosts on the network and pr
Page 31 and 32: Chapter 2. Transferring Files Using
Page 33 and 34: Transferring Files Using FTP v v In
Page 35 and 36: Transferring Files Using FTP The NE
Page 37 and 38: DATACTTIME Statement Transferring F
Page 39 and 40: INACTTIME Statement Transferring Fi
Page 41 and 42: MYOPENTIME Statement Transferring F
Page 43 and 44: FTP Subcommands Table 3. FTP Subcom
Page 45 and 46: FTP Subcommands Table 3. FTP Subcom
Page 47 and 48: FTP Subcommands ►► (1) filename
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Page 51 and 52: Automatic File Translation The z/VM
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FTP Subcommands directory and file
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supplied, but not fully qualified,
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FTP Subcommands The level of access
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FTP Subcommands ►► CD CWD 191 u
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FTP Subcommands v v v For such an e
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FTP Subcommands DEBUG Use the DEBUG
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FTP Subcommands v v v v v For more
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Usage Notes v v v v v FTP Subcomman
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FTP Subcommands JISROMAN Use JISROM
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| v v v v v v v v v v FTP Subcomman
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FTP Subcommands Command: ls t* >>>P
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Usage Notes FTP Subcommands v Becau
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FTP Subcommands ►► NOop ►◄
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| | | | | | | | | | Usage Notes v v
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FTP Subcommands QUIT Use the QUIT s
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v FTP Subcommands The directory spe
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or have the appropriate privileges.
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Note: JIS is the abbreviation for t
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FTP Subcommands SYSTEM Use the SYST
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Usage Notes FTP Subcommands type ha
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emote_host = ’rdrunner.endicott.i
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FTP EXIT Return Codes | | where: YY
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always know the state of the foreig
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Using FTP with RACF ® For example,
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Chapter 3. Transferring Files Using
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TFTP Subcommands ►► Help subcom
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PUT Use the PUT subcommand to send
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Chapter 4. Sending and Receiving El
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Figure 8 is an example of a nondeli
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v No embedded blanks can appear wit
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Examples v v v The percent of disk
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Sending and Receiving Electronic Ma
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Chapter 5. Logging On to a Foreign
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TELNET Subcommands v v If you invok
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TELNET Subcommands When you want to
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Chapter 6. Monitoring the TCP/IP Ne
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network Comma
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network v v v
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network conne
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network | | |
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Up Displays the date and time that
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network VM TC
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Monitoring the TCP/IP Network PING
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4 (9.3.8.14) 77 ms 80 ms 87 ms 5 (9
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Chapter 7. Authenticating Network U
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Usage Notes KLIST Command v v v v v
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Usage Notes v Authenticating Networ
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Chapter 8. Using the Network File S
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MOUNT Command ►► (1) MOUNT loca
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Operands MOUNT Command For BFS and
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Account=local_data Allows additiona
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MOUNT Command MOUNT -o ro.soft (The
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Your system administrator has the o
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MOUNTPW Command Operands Refer to t
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UMOUNT Command rpcinfo -u server_na
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UMOUNT Command Table 12. NFS System
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v v UMOUNT Command storage by the V
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v v UMOUNT Command Not all file att
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SMSG Interface to VMNFS ►► SMSG
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Query Link Requests information abo
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Name Translation File M VM NFS serv
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Using NFS with RACF VM NFS Server L
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Chapter 9. Using the Remote Executi
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For more information on the NETRC D
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maintained by the VM host for remot
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Chapter 10. Using Remote Printing L
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Examples When specific link and nod
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Remote Printing Commands ►► LPR
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Filter codes provide carriage contr
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Remote Printing Commands NOBINARY C
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TI Times Italic TP Times Roman TX T
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Remote Printing Commands lpr deptg7
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Remote Printing Commands :NODEID :P
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LPQ Command If you use more than on
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Remote Printing Commands v v This c
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Chapter 11. Using GDDMXD/VM with th
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Using GDDMXD/VM ►► GDDMXD OFF O
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Using GDDMXD/VM For sizes other tha
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Using GDDMXD/VM ►► gddmx*GMCPnn
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Using GDDMXD/VM The following is th
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Using GDDMXD/VM Table 16. X Window
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Using GDDMXD/VM F1—F12 Tab Up Dow
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By default, a file called GDDMX TRA
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Using GDDMXD/VM 9 PGF Venn Diagram
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Chapter 12. Managing TCP/IP Network
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SNMP Commands To issue an SNMP requ
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Examples You must specify the varia
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Examples com_name Specifies the com
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Using SNMP Examples Note: This para
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Using SNMP SNM040I SNMP Request 100
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SNMP MIBVNAME Command When you get
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Using SNMP SNM040I SNMP Request 100
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Using SNMP No instance identifiers
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Chapter 13. Using the Network Datab
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The Server Machine The RPC Client T
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The NDB Server The NDB server provi
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Using NDB Please type in your Host
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SQL Commands from an Application Wh
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v v NDB supports only the following
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Chapter 14. Using the Domain Name S
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Resolvers Using the Domain Name Sys
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Using the Domain Name System CHAOS
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Using the Domain Name System Data M
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NSLOOKUP Command Once you have ente
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NSLOOKUP Command To select resource
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class=class [no]brackets [no]d2 [no
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NSLOOKUP Command In Figure 16, the
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HEADER: opcode = QUERY, id = 7, rco
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Operands server Specifies the domai
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[no]ko Specifies whether to keep th
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Name System is a TCP/IP well-known
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DIG Command ;; ANSWERS: wurrup.FOUR
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DIG Command wurrup.FOUREX.OZ. A 101
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CMSRESOL Command ►► RESOLV ques
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The results of the query are placed
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Types of Queries CMSRESOL QUERY ( (
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Chapter 15. Using Translation Table
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The standard translation is loaded
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Table 19. IBM Translation Tables (c
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1A 1A 16 1A 1A 1E 1A 04 1A 1A 1A 1A
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Using Translation Tables 03 03 03 0
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Using Translation Tables KANJI HANG
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Appendix A. Specifying Files and Da
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Specifying Files and Data Sets ’K
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Appendix B. Using the NETRC DATA Fi
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Appendix C. Mapping Values for the
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Table 20. Mapping Values for the AP
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Table 20. Mapping Values for the AP
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Appendix D. Using DBCS with FTP and
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Table 21. FTP TYPE commands Using D
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Using DBCS with Mail Using DBCS wit
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Appendix E. Management Information
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MIB Objects Object Identifier ISO (
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MIB Objects SNMP Contains informati
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Table 23. Implementation of the Int
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Table 23. Implementation of the Int
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MIB Objects IP Group Table 25 lists
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Table 25. Implementation of the IP
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Table 25. Implementation of the IP
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Table 26. IP Address Translation Ta
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Table 28. Implementation of the TCP
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MIB Objects UDP Group Table 29 list
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Table 31. Implementation of the IBM
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Appendix F. IBM 3172 Attribute Inde
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Appendix G. SNMP Generic TRAP Types
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Appendix H. Related Protocol Specif
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RFCs RFC Title Author 1267 A Border
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Appendix I. Abbreviations and Acron
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Abbreviations and Acronyms PIOAM PO
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Notices IBM may not offer the produ
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Trademarks The following terms are
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Glossary This glossary describes th
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incorrectly grouped under the term
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Corporation for Research and Educat
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provides the capability to access d
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clients. Also, intrinsics provide t
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answered only by those 3172 devices
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presentation layer. Layer 6 of the
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simultaneous peripheral operations
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the Byte File System (BFS) and TFTP
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Bibliography This bibliography list
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zSeries 900: Planning for the Open
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Index Numerics 3172 attributes 335
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J JIS78KJ 52 JIS83KJ 53 K Kanji EUC
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translation tables (continued) Hang
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Readers’ Comments — We’d Like
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