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Status Delivered
Workspace z/OS
Categories Communications Server
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 9, 2016

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Notify subsystem when TCPIP deletes IOCTL DVIPAs

Our shop allocates a range of IPs for use by DB2 subsystems via the VIPARANGE parameter is our TCP.PROFILE configuration. Since our DB2 DVIPAs are defined in the BSDS, DB2 uses IOCTL DVIPA defines to bind to them. When the TCPIP stack experiences an issue and drops itself out of the sysplex group, those DVIPAs are deleted but the subsystems using IOCTL binds are never notified. Manual intervention is then needed to recover those DVIPAs after the TCPIP stack rejoins the sysplex, instead of them being able to recovery on their own. TCPIP should notify the affected subsystems so they know they need to recover their DVIPAs after it rejoins the sysplex.

Idea priority Medium
  • Guest
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    |     Oct 4, 2019

    This RFE was delivered in z/OS V2R4.

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