Thanks to all who replied. It's obvious to me now that an NFS mount is
the sensible way to proceed.

- Dave

> Any platform that support CD and NFS host could do it. That could be
> Linux, AIX, OS/2, or Win-doze.
> 
> Mark
> --
> Mark Zelden

Yes, but the original question was about a z/OS system running on a
FlexES system. So my reply was in regards to that particular question.

But you do bring up a good point. If you have any of those systems with
an NFS server on it, then you can use that system to "export" the
contents of the CD-ROM (or DVD) which can then be "imported" to z/OS as
a z/OS UNIX subdirectory using NFS.

I guess that it would also be possible to use the z/OS SMB facility to
connect to a CD-ROM which is a "Windows share" (terminology?). There are
likely more Windows users around than Linux or MAC users. 

--
John McKown
Senior Systems Programmer
UICI Insurance Center
Information Technology


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