DSNL085I IPADDR= ip-address
Explanation
This message is a section of output from the DISPLAY DDF command, which is part of message DSNL080I.
DSNL085I: IP address
The TCP/IP port information is followed by the IP address that is associated with DDF:
DSNL085I IPADDR=ip-address- ip-address
- The IP address of DDF.
If the subsystem is a member of a data-sharing group, the IP address is a sysplex-wide IP address. Db2 expects this sysplex-wide IP address to be configured as a distributed dynamic virtual IP address (distributed DVIPA). A distributed DVIPA distributes connections across the group.
A value of -NONE indicates that one or more of the following conditions is true:
- DDF is not configured to use TCP/IP network protocols. See the tcp-port value in message DSNL084I.
- DDF is not started.
- TCP/IP initialization failed.
If both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are configured, message DSNL085I is displayed twice, once for each protocol type.
If the subsystem is not a member of a data sharing group and the listener ports are defined, DDF obtains its IP address from one of the following places:
- The IP address that is recorded in the BSDS
- The information that is returned by a z/OS® UNIX System Services getaddrinfo call
If the subsystem is a member of a data sharing group and the listener ports are defined, DDF obtains the location's sysplex-wide IP address from one of the following places:
- The IP address that is recorded in the BSDS
- The IP address that is bound in the TCP/IP PORT definition statement for the DRDA SQL port
If the IP address is recorded in the BSDS, DDF accepts connections on any address. Otherwise, DDF accepts connections on only the IP addresses that are displayed in messages DSNL085I and DSNL089I.
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