On Thursday, 08/13/2009 at 05:31 EDT, Brian Nielsen <bniel...@sco.idaho.gov> wrote: > You could use Q NSS NAME xxx MAP to find out how many CMS users > (xxx=INSTSEG, CMSPIPES, or CMSVMLIB) and how many GCS users (xxx=GCS) > > there are an subtract from the Q USERS total to get a count of users > running other operating systems (Linux, z/OS, VSE, TPF, etc) or no > operatating system at all (eg: in a SYSTEM RESET state). > > Of course, if you've setup a shared DCSS for Linux guests, just query on > that instead. > > Brian Nielsen > > Note: Don't use the CMS NSS or you will not exclude userids that did an > IPL 190.)
IPL 190 PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO Who am I? :-) Trying to create a one-size-fits-all algorithm won't work. At the end of the day analyzing INDICATE USER with knowledge of what your guests IPL is as good as anything. If your system is, um, chaotic in that respect, then you have to backtrack a bit. - If they IPLed 190, was it MAINTxxx 190 or something else you recognize? (QUERY MDISK USER xxxxxx 190). - If they IPLed an NSS, do you recognize it? - If they haven't IPLed anything, then does it matter? - If they IPLed 191, hand it to an Inquisitor for further review. ;-) Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
