Is the OSA port set up correctly?
I spent many happy hours trying to start an OSA port a couple of years
ago until I discovered that the port was set up as Token Ring, not
Ethernet. The reason? There was a little wrap plug in the T/R port...
I took the T/R wrap plug out, put the Ethernet one (
We have to use custom-made LSZH (Low Smoke - Zero Halogen) in our new
computer rooms - ours are a very nice bright green.
I've also seen beige ones - I think they, like the green ones, were made
by someone other than IBM.
Regards,
Roy Harrop
D1-38, CTC
+44 (0) 1489 444 391
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We considered VTAPE some years ago, but then went out and bought a
brand-new IBM VTS. It's shared between our (very old) VM/ESA 2.4 and
(even older) OS/390 systems.
It's set up so that OS/390 sees a string of 16x 3490Es and VM sees 32x
3490E.
We use a lot of NL tapes, and the data format on so
Am I missing something here? The subject matter is "Add Virtual Memory
Dynamically", which has got to be a function worth having - but why
would anyone want to remove it?
Surely it's akin to being able to add packs for paging - and you can't
take them away (cue for a song?).
This may be half
I note with amazement that the manual is dated May 14, 1907.
Regards,
Roy Harrop
+44 (0) 1489 444 391
+44 (0) 7796 820 295
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-Original Message-
From: Jim Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 May 2007 03:52
Subject: Re:
Has anyone succeeded
in making a VM system print to Ricoh Aficio 3045 PCL 5e or Ricoh Aficio 3235C Multifunctional
copiers via RSCS?
We’ve
recently replaced a lot of our photocopiers with these machines, which are connected
to the Windoze network to allow printing from the PCs. I now n
We have two CTCs between an old VM/ESA system and an even older OS/390
system running on separate physical processors. One of the CTCs
connects the TCP/IP's on these systems and the other connects VM's RSCS
to OS/390's JES2.
The relevant bit of the VM IOCDS:
CHPID PATH=(BB),TYPE=CTC,SWITCH=01
Hi,
Some time ago, our network people changed the address of their mail
server.
I duly changed all references that I could find in the VM system to
point to the new address.
Now VM's SMTP recognises the new IPMAILER address and sends mail
destined for the real Outside World to the correct place
