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Someone had a typo and instead of using SLTCMD NSLOOKUP used DLTCMD
NSLOOKUP.
NEVER USE SLTCMD! IT'S TOO PRONE TO TYPO'S!
You can type in partial commands with no action verb. ie
WRK* will bring up a list of WRK... commands.
Rob Berendt
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From: "Jeffry A. Kennedy" <jkennedy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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The only copies of NSLOOKUP are V5R3 & V5R2 on my machines.
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NSLOOKUP, F4
On the Host parameter, put the name of the host you are loking for.
Press ENTER.
If DNS is correct, you will see the address displayeJohn McKee
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Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 13:29:37 -0500
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When I do a work object, NSLOOKUP show as a *cmd, but I don't knowwhet
do with it.
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You could try NSLOOKUP instead of LSLOOKUP.
It's in the V5R4 infocenter.
Rob Berendt
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From: "Jeffry A. Kennedy" <jkennedy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Trace rout shows the correct stuff going to my LPAR and get no
response on the Target Box. I couldn't find LSLOOKUP on my box (V5.4)
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Command Library Text
TRACEROUTE QSYS Trace TCP/IP Route
NSLOOKUP QSYS Start NSLOOKUP Query
Use both of these.
Rob Berendt
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From: "Pete Massiello" <pmassiello-ml@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Did they change the gateway address at the target location? Check to
insure that (CFGTCP take option 2) the default gateway is pointing to
the address for that router (Network people will tell you that
address).
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My 2 iSeries stopped talking to each other on Friday. I can bing from
from my target box to the primary, but not the other way. I can get
the LPAR on the target box. How do I do a trace from the iSeries ?mailing
Our network people were doing stuff on the routers in the building
where the target box is located. They are on different sub-nets.
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