I have been running ILMT for about 4 months on 65 zLinux guests across 3 zVM
lpars. The product has shown no noticeable impact on any of these zLinux
guests. The zLinux guest that hosts the ILMT product software generally uses
about 1-2% CPU. It is set up 2GB for storage and 2 shared IFLs. Yes, it
requires a lot of manual setup.
Bob
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Of Marcy Cortes
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2011 7:44 PM
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Subject: Re: anyone running ILMT?
That'd be my choice too. If I had one.
Marcy
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>"Updating the number of processors on Linux390
>If the total number of processors or shared processors in your environment
>changes, you need to update this information >for all agents influenced by
>this change. Otherwise, the system will display wrong information."
>You also have to tell it what kind of engine (z9, z10, etc). Jeesh.
If you have to do all this manual work, why not manually tell IBM how many
licenses you have instead? It's probably easier and less error-prone.
Dennis O'Brien
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