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TCP/IP for VM RSU Information
Obtaining the Latest TCP/IP RSU |
The latest RSU (Recommended Service Upgrade) for a given level of TCP/IP for VM can be obtained via one of a group of PTFs (and APARs) that are set-up expressly for this purpose; the PTF and APAR numbers for available RSUs are listed here:
Level/Release | RSU PTF | RSU APAR |
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TCP/IP Level 720 (*) | UM97720 | VM66413 |
Note: The levels that follow are no longer supported
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TCP/IP Level 710 (*) | UM97710 | VM66155 |
TCP/IP Level 640 (*) | UM97640 | VM65909 |
TCP/IP Level 630 (*) | UM97630 | VM65383 |
TCP/IP Level 620 (*) | UM97620 | VM65084 |
TCP/IP Level 540 (*) | UM97540 | VM64494 |
* Available only as part of the z/VM stacked RSU
Content information for a specific TCP/IP RSU is available by selecting
the level of interest within the previous table.
RSU Content
Information for z/VM and other Related Products is also available.
TCP/IP RSU Preventive Service Planning (PSP) |
To search for and obtain current Preventive Service Planning (PSP) "bucket" information that corresponds to a given TCP/IP RSU, use this link:
This facility provides access to PSP bucket Upgrade and Subset information (for software and hardware topics). When using this facility, be certain the Other search criteria selection box cites Upgrade Name when a PSP bucket search is performed.
Provide the applicable Upgrade value in the box associated with this criterion, and that for the RSU subset of interest, in the "Subset Name" box.
Relevant Upgrade and Subset names for use as search criteria are listed here:
Upgrade | Subset |
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Level 720 PSP Values
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TCPIP720 |
2102RSU
2101RSU |
Level 710 PSP Values
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TCPIP710 |
1902RSU
1901RSU 1801RSU |
Level 640 PSP Values
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TCPIP640 |
1901RSU
1802RSU 1801RSU 1702RSU 1701RSU |
Note: The levels that follow are no longer supported
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Level 630 PSP Values
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TCPIP630 |
1701RSU
1602RSU 1601RSU 1502RSU 1501RSU 1401RSU 1301RSU |
Level 620 PSP Values
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TCPIP620 |
1501RSU
1401RSU 1302RSU 1301RSU 1202RSU 1201RSU |
Level 540 PSP Values
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TCPIP540 |
1501RSU
1401RSU 1301RSU 1202RSU 1201RSU 1102RSU 1101RSU 1003RSU 1002RSU 1001RSU 0903RSU 0902RSU 0901RSU 0802RSU 0801RSU |
Determining Your TCPIP RSU Level |
The current RSU level can be obtained by using the NETSTAT LEVEL command.
The resulting output for this command will be similar to the following (the output shown here spans multiple lines for readability):
VM TCP/IP Netstat Level 540 IBM 2084; z/VM Version 5 Release 4.0, service level 0901 (64-bit), VM TCP/IP Level 540; RSU 1002 running TCPIP MODULE E2 dated 08/17/10 at 10:24 TCP/IP Module Load Address: 00C1A000
The last part of the returned output identifies the TCP/IP RSU service level, as well as the TCPIP server module in use. In this example, the TCP/IP RSU level is: 1002.