Netstat ROUTE/-r

The Netstat ROUTE/-r command displays the current routing tables for TCP/IP. To establish connectivity to a remote host, the remote host must also have a route back to the z/OS® Communications Server.

The Netstat ROUTE/-r RSTAT command displays all of the static routes that are defined as replaceable.

The Netstat ROUTE/-r RADV command displays all of the IPv6 routes added based on information received in router advertisement messages.

The Netstat ROUTE/-r PR command displays all of the routes available in policy-based routing tables.

If there are any errors in the policy-based routing tables, check policy agent startup and configuration files for probable errors.
  • Ensure that no error messages were generated during processing of either the initial profile or any subsequent VARY TCPIP,,OBEYFILE commands. (For information about the VARY TCPIP,,OBEYFILE command, see z/OS Communications Server: IP System Administrator's Commands.)
  • Check the PROFILE.TCPIP data set for the following:
    • Ensure that the HOME and INTERFACE statements have been coded correctly.
    • Start of changeIf static routing is provided by using the BEGINROUTES statement, ensure that following conditions are true:
      • Each route in the statement correlates to a valid interface name.
      • There are routes in the statement that correlate to the appropriate network and host addresses available on the network.
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Parent topic: Using the Netstat command