Yes. I have, in all the guests.
Post, Mark K wrote:
Do you have "set run on" in the CMS startup exec for your guests?
Mark Post
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...there are situations when you have to operate in single user mode to
fix problems. You have to log into the console. The z/VM environment
allows the virtual machine to be stopped when the terminal session is
interrupted - by mistake or due to the network dropping out. I see this
as a weakness in a production situation. Having raised this issue a few
times on this mailing list, I would like to know how best one can
prevent or overcome it. No one is suggesting wanton log in to a terminal
session and carelessly terminating without a disconnect. Suppose someone
pulls the plug on me or my VPN session disconnects while I am not at my
laptop. Any number of situations can lead to a production guest
disappearing. My point is that we need to identify, understand the
threat and find a way to deal with it. If there is no other way, then we
will accept that and work that into the procedure. From what I
understand that is probably the case here.
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