Using this example, the single Ethernet adapter in our ThinkPad EFS machine appears as IP
address 9.12.17.210 (if that was defined when we installed Linux) and as IP address
9.12.17.211 (when we start FLEX-ES). The single adapter responds to two different IP
addresses.
7.2.4 Cloned devices
The FLEX-ES documentation includes an optional cloned parameter for many resource
definitions. We did not use this parameter. This parameter applies to a limited set of
devices—emulated printers and card readers are good examples—for which the resource
definitions can be automatically replicated to serve multiple S/390 instances. This is ...
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