.
Cheers
Andrew McLaren
Sydney, Australia
On 14/12/11 02:29, Rob Schramm wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with NSS and Datapower that they would be
willing to share?
Thanks,
Rob Schramm
Senior Systems Consultant
Imperium Group
useful contact. Personally I would like to adopt
the VPS-based solution ... now just a matter of convincing the boss :-)
Regards to all,
Andrew McLaren
Sydney Australia
On 3/06/2010 04:41, Linda Mooney wrote:
Hi Andrew,
We also use VPS, VPS/TCPIP, DRS, DRS/TCPIP. We run about 500-600 active
, suggestions, ideas or info!
Regards to all IBM-MAIN folks,
Andrew McLaren
Sydney, Australia
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processor (I think my memory's kinda
hazy).
Definitely interesting, as a curiosity! :-)
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Martin Packer wrote:
If you were following me on Twitter :-) or Facebook :-) you'd note I had a
Sony PRS-700 eBook Reader to read my PDFs on. It's an alternative to a
Kindle(2) and should work worldwide, unlike the Kindle(2). Now some good
cheap PDF editing tools would come in handy.
G'gay
- except for legacy (heritage?) APPC client
apps - would make sense.
Anyway, does anyone have any guidance for us here ... will DFM continue
to be around in z/OS 1.11, 1.12 etc? Or, should we be migrating to NFS now?
Many thanks for any info.
Andrew McLaren
Hi all,
Kind of a weird question I know, but ... it has been a day full of weird
questions.
A customer would like to know if they can open a TN3270 session *from*
one z/OS host, to another z/OS host?
I do not believe this is possible. For a start, you cannot have 2 SSCPs
in the same
Huh? What version of Windows are we talking about???
Both the Windows machines on my desktop are running a built-in ftp server. One
is XP Pro, and the other is Vista Enterprise Edition.
The ftp server is not installed by default, but it is included in the optional
components, for Windows 2000
I thought it would have been interesting to see how Microsoft
would have reacted to a consent decree.
Doug
Umm, like the Consent Decree issued to Microsoft in 1994?
http://www.usdoj.gov/atr/cases/f/0047.htm
Or perhaps the Consent Decree issued to Microsoft in 2002?
Many thanks to Paul Peplinkski, Ken Hall and Pat O'Keefe, for their
recollections about Arbiter. That's a great help; fills in many of the
missing pieces.
I was the SNA guy at that particular site, and most Arbiter problems
initially came through from the Help Desk as comms issues. It usually
from, who made it, did anyone else ever
use it, and does it still exist today?
Google searches did not throw up much.
A fairly low-priority enquiry ... but I'd welcome any information
Thanks and regards
Andrew McLaren
Pardon the topic drift, but ...
I'd tended to assume VSE was more common in Europe, Middle East, or here in
Australia. When I've mentioned VSE to Americans, sometimes they don't even
know it exists (okay, granted: these were very poorly informed folks*! but
anyways ..)
It sounds, from the
,
you might find a copy of DLCPing to use.
Regards,
Andrew McLaren
Sydney, Australia
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Subject: Re: DLSw Test Program
Struth, cobber ... you must be joking.
Unix System Services is certified as a true Unix, as defined by the Open
Group (see http://www.unix.org)
Linux is a Unix-like operating system ... but so far, *no* Linux
distribution has passed Unix certification. No matter how much the zealots
might
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