>But TCP/IP doesn't "use" Unix, Unix uses TCP/IP ("the TCP/IP stack") ...
>unless you are saying that the z/OS
implementation of Unix leans on USS which I don't think is the case.
This is so unbelievable to me that it almost becomes amusing. It's been more
than 20 years since UNIX started to conquer MVS. They have been living in a
peacful partnership since manny years now :-)
Seriously, many of the services in today's z/OS rely on the UNIX services z/OS
provides. TCP/IP was one of the first. Have a look at you syslog. Try to start
TCP/IP when the UNIX kernel (STC OMVS) is not up. TCP/IP will tell you it is
waiting form OMVS to initialize.
No offence intended.
--
Peter Hunkeler
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