For others information, the following was added to MAINT's profile exec
allowing 1) the usage of VMADMIN SERVER commands (they all reside on
MAINT's 193 disk) and 2) the ability to use TCP/IP functions such as PING
from MAINT:
ACCESS 193 P
'CP LINK TCPMAINT 592 592 RR'
ACCESS 592 X
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Note that after I re-ipl'd after finishing the VMADMCTL that I now get:
LOGON AT 14:44:54 EST THURSDAY 01/17/02
z/VM V4.2.0 2001-11-15 15:52
vmadmin server
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 14:44:57
Unknown CP/CMS command <========
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This environment should be all set up once the PUT2PROD step has been
completed within the z/VM installation. I CC'd the email for "any
comments
about this publication can be sent to" and hopefully that will help others
as well.
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I now have my z/VM 4.2 system running and have remote access to the z/vm
console so I'm starting my z/vm and linux 'experience'.
The first thing I found (so far) is that the SAF doc is incomplete. After
IPL'ing z/VM and logging into MAINT you *CAN*NOT* use the VMADMCTL command
as it will not be found.
You first have to enter VMFSETUP ZVM CP to access the appropriate disks
and then VMADMCTL will start.
Or am I missing something here?
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