You can use addresses E22/E23 or E42/E43 for your second LAN interface. Alternatively, you
could remove member names XCAE40E and XCAE40R from the list in the ADCD VTAMLST
member ATCCON00. Both these XCA members attempt to use address E40.
(TCP/IP LAN interfaces for LCS/3172/OSA devices require two device addresses, and they
must be an even/odd pair. This is why we refer to a LAN interface as E22/E23, for example.)
3.9 Remote resources
FLEX-ES can use TCP/IP links to other instances of FLEX-ES on remote servers. You could,
for example, run only the FLEX-ES resource manager on a remote server that has a large
disk configuratio ...
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