Sonny-

For each of your OSA's, you should have a statement like this, which gives the 
route to the network for each of your interfaces, followed by a default route.

ROUTE 192.168.168.0  255.255.255.0  =    OSAB1L  MTU 1492 REPL ( replaceable is 
optional)
ROUTE 192.168.169.0  255.255.255.0  =    OSAB2L MTU 1492 REPL(  replaceable is 
optional)

This will give your system a route for each of your interfaces.  The "=" says 
it's directly connected.

Replaceable is if you have a routing protocol running on the system, and it can 
learn routes dynamically.

                   Cheryl

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On Behalf 
Of Sonny Gupta
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2015 4:29 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: TCPIP Configuration Help

Hello, I have a small z9 System with two OSA Card. I am able connect to only 
the one of the OSA Card without any problems and unable to determine what I 
need to do in order to connect both of the OSA Cards at the same time. Each OSA 
Card is connected to separate --> Switch ---> Firewall --> ISP Modem. I am able 
to connect to both of the cards via ICC without any issues. Below are the 
statements that I am using: 

DEVICE  OSAB1 MPCIPA SECROUTER AUTORESTART     
LINK    OSAB1L IPAQENET OSAB1                                                   
      
HOME 192.168.168.164  OSAB1L                   
;                                              
DEVICE  OSAB2 MPCIPA SECROUTER AUTORESTART     
LINK    OSAB2L IPAQENET OSAB2                                                   
              
HOME 192.168.169.68   OSAB2L 
;
BEGINRoutes                                                         
ROUTE DEFAULT  192.168.168.168               OSAB1L    MTU 1492   
ROUTE DEFAULT  192.168.169.168               OSAB2L    MTU 1492   
ENDRoutes     

What I have been able to determine is  that 2nd Route Default statement is 
being ignored. I am able to get to 2nd OSA Card if I move the 2nd Route 
Statement in front of the 1st one and then of course, I am unable to get to the 
first one. I am not an expert is TCPIP and I have spend considerable amount of 
time reviewing the manuals along with searching the net. I will be glad to 
provide any required information and thanks in advance for any recommendations. 

Regards,
Sonny                                                                

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