EZZ0632I

Explanation
 Multipath support is enabled for all route tables.
If the stack is using policy-based routing, the RouteTable statement
in the policy configuration can be used to disable multipath support
for a policy-based route table or to enable a different type of multipath
support for a policy-based route table.  See the information about policy-based routing (Routing) policy statements in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Reference.
 In the message text: type
The type of multipath support that is enabled.  Possible values
are: PERCONNECTION
After a round-robin route is selected, connection-oriented or
connectionless-oriented IP packets using the same association always
use the same route, as long as that route is active.
PERPACKET
Connection-oriented or connectionless-oriented IP packets using
the same source and destination address pair do not always use the
same route, but do use all possible active routes to that destination
host.

 In general, multipath routing provides the
routing distribution that is required to balance the network use of
outbound packets. Multipath routing requires that multiple equal-cost
routes be defined. These routes are either defined statically or added
dynamically by routing protocols. If MULTIPATH is specified without
any subparameters, the default is PERCONNECTION.

System action
 TCP/IP continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 None.

Module
 EZACFMS1

Procedure name
  getData