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         <title>How To Guides for TCP/IP on z/OS</title>
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         <h1>How To Guides for TCP/IP on z/OS</h1>
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            <title>Test TCP/IP Connectivity</title>
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            <description>Commands to test TCP/IP connectivity from z/OS.</description>
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            <h1>TSO commands to test TCP/IP connectivity</h1>
            <p>These commands can be executed directly in the
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               the <link xlink:type="simple" xlink:href="/computers/os/ibmzos/ispf.xml">ISPF</link> environment.
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               <title>ping</title>
               <label>ping</label>
               <h1>Test connectivity to another host</h1>
               <blockcode>
                  <l>ping <i>hostname</i>​</l>
                  <l>ping <i>ipaddr</i>​</l>
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                  <code>ping</code> will fail if ICMP requests are dropped
                  by the target host or blocked by a router somewhere in the network path.
                  Therefore, this should be first tried when the connection is working,
                  to ensure that a failure is due to actual network connectivity problems.
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               <title>tracerte</title>
               <label>tracerte</label>
               <h1>Trace the connection to another host</h1>
               <blockcode>
                  <l>tracerte <i>hostname</i>​</l>
                  <l>tracerte <i>ipaddr</i>​</l>
               </blockcode>
               <p>
                  <code>tracerte</code> may not work property if ICMP requests are
                  dropped by the target host or blocked by a router somewhere in the network path.
                  Therefore, this should be first tried when the connection is working,
                  to ensure that a failure is due to actual network connectivity problems.
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            <updated local="2006-11-07">Tuesday November 7, 2006</updated>
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