[hercules-390] AutoMatting Hercules TCP/IP

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I got CTCWIN/Tuntap working on my wireless Windows 10 Laptop


I have a frontend WIndows Porgram where I am trying to leverage Hercules commands


Since I would like this process to work where ever I take my laptop like to a Starbucks


I know I can get the Windows home TCPIP through the info returned by GetAdaptersinfo


Windows API


The Hercules with a batfile to set the persistent routes and then I can get it thru the registery setting api persistent routes data


The though part is the Z/OS TCPIP profile dataset don't know if takes symbolic paramters


not sure if the last piece can be automated outside re-writing part of that dataset


Thanks

[Mike Stramba [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

Why would you need to change anything on the guest (z/os) ?

I would think it would always be connecting to the same host local
i.p. address ?

Mike

Post by ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
hI
I got CTCWIN/Tuntap working on my wireless Windows 10 Laptop
I have a frontend WIndows Porgram where I am trying to leverage Hercules commands
Since I would like this process to work where ever I take my laptop like to a Starbucks
I know I can get the Windows home TCPIP through the info returned by GetAdaptersinfo
Windows API
The Hercules with a batfile to set the persistent routes and then I can get
it thru the registery setting api persistent routes data
The though part is the Z/OS TCPIP profile dataset don't know if takes symbolic paramters
not sure if the last piece can be automated outside re-writing part of that dataset
Thanks

[Joseph Reichman [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

The TCPIP profile dataset ? Doesn’t that have to the hercules IP address ?

Post by Mike Stramba ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
Why would you need to change anything on the guest (z/os) ?
I would think it would always be connecting to the same host local
i.p. address ?
Mike

Post by ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
hI
I got CTCWIN/Tuntap working on my wireless Windows 10 Laptop
I have a frontend WIndows Porgram where I am trying to leverage Hercules commands
Since I would like this process to work where ever I take my laptop like to a Starbucks
I know I can get the Windows home TCPIP through the info returned by
GetAdaptersinfo
Windows API
The Hercules with a batfile to set the persistent routes and then I can get
it thru the registery setting api persistent routes data
The though part is the Z/OS TCPIP profile dataset don't know if takes
symbolic paramters
not sure if the last piece can be automated outside re-writing part of that dataset
Thanks

[[e-mail] [hercules-390]]

I don't believe you can use symbolics in the TCPPARMS members. I guess the real question is, do you have to change the address ? I don't know if the TunTap works if the Hercules guest address is not in the same subnet as the host system. Even if it does, I would think you'd have to update a static route to tell the guest how to get to the gateway.

---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

The TCPIP profile dataset ? Doesn’t that have to the hercules IP address ?




On Mar 21, 2018, at 1:09 PM, Mike Stramba ***@... mailto:***@... [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


Why would you need to change anything on the guest (z/os) ?

I would think it would always be connecting to the same host local
i.p. address ?

Mike

Post by ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
hI
I got CTCWIN/Tuntap working on my wireless Windows 10 Laptop
I have a frontend WIndows Porgram where I am trying to leverage Hercules commands
Since I would like this process to work where ever I take my laptop like to a Starbucks
I know I can get the Windows home TCPIP through the info returned by
GetAdaptersinfo
Windows API
The Hercules with a batfile to set the persistent routes and then I can get
it thru the registery setting api persistent routes data
The though part is the Z/OS TCPIP profile dataset don't know if takes symbolic paramters
not sure if the last piece can be automated outside re-writing part of that dataset
Thanks

[[e-mail] [hercules-390]]

I use symbolics all the time in TCPPARMS, but the symbolics must be defined in IEASYMxx, and if you can change that member, you could also change the profile directly.

[Joseph Reichman [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

Thanks

Post by ***@execpc.com [hercules-390]
I use symbolics all the time in TCPPARMS, but the symbolics must be defined in IEASYMxx, and if you can change that member, you could also change the profile directly.