Definitions
NCPROUTE must be defined correctly to both NCP and TCP/IP.
UDP port 580 must be reserved for NCPROUTE. Routes to the NCP clients
must be defined on the 
BEGINROUTES
or the BSDROUTINGPARMS
statement for NCPROUTE connectivity.
See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Reference for detailed information about TCP/IP and NCPROUTE server definitions.
Internet interfaces (token ring and Ethernet) and NCST logical units for communication with the TCP/IP host must be defined for each NCP client through NCP generation.
Guideline: If you use SNMP to
query routing information of NCP clients, the SNMP query engine and
agent must be configured correctly. For NCPROUTE to communicate with
the SNMP agent, the MVS™ host
name or IP address and community name must be defined in the NCPROUTE
profile, SEZAINST(NCPRPROF). The SNMP agent community name must also
be defined in the hlq.PW.SRC data set for
proper verification.
See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Reference for detailed information about SNMP definitions.