>>I didn't think a physical cable was require for FICON FCTC.

Mark, If I understand this point, you are talking  about to use a unique
CHPID for a FCTC, acting as Send/Receiver.
This one-channel solution needs at least one fiber cable to connect the
CHPID to a Ficon Director, but could be one already in use for other
devices.
The solution that doesn't need any cable is Hipersocket, when  the LPARs
are on the same CEC.
Regards, Clovis.



                                                                       
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Rob -
If you're using a FICON chpid can't you just share the CHPID and control
unit?  I didn't think a physical cable was require for FICON FCTC.

On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:36 AM, Rob van der Heij <rvdh...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Bernie Wu <bernard...@ncci.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Listers,
> > We have a 2 LPARS, each hosting one VM, which in turn hosts several
Linux
> guests.
> > I would like to be able to query the number of guests on another LPAR
> from a linux guest on a different LPAR.  Is this possible and if so, what
do
> I have to do to set it up ?
>
> That function is provided (and a lot more) when you tie the systems
> together with CSE. Apart from a steady hand, it requires CTC
> connections between the LPARs (two FICON chpids and a short fiber).
> The z/VM manual is not really light reading material, but there have
> been some presentations and (red/rose) papers on the subject.
>
> Rob
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