There has been some discussion about a GRS ring on a Z9. This is necessary
at times due to multiple sysplexes sharing DASD, such as our environment.
We have a GRS ring containing 1 sysplex and 2 monoplexes. It has some
quirks. If anyone desires some info on how to set up, please contact me off
Big advantage, no more emulated IO. More availability to external devices
(more CHP). The base MP3000 I worked with only had 2 ESCON CHPs. Being able
to run supported operating systems. MP 3000 was a nice machine for a small
development community, but 64 bit architecture has made the MP 3000
ob
Gadi,
We have 7 LPARs in a base sysplex (no coupling facility) on a single CEC.
We use 4 ESCON CHPIDs to make this happen. The rest is just separate
controllers with different control unit addresses. All works well. Sounds
like you could do something very similar.
Jimmy
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The method in which I've acheived the most success in these types of
scenarios was to model. Not to run a commercial, Best/1 was my tool of
choice. In this manner you can take your actual workload and do different
what if cases and see pretty accururately how your environment will perform
after
Ed,
I'll state my past experience. If you do not have a coupling facility, you
could not have a CFRM policy. Hope this helps.
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John McKown asked a question about login password messages
"What about people (we are few) who use "telnet", or "rlogin", or "ssh"
to get into a UNIX shell? I don't recall it ever putting out this sort
of message either."
John, I do not remember seeing any response to this. If you did get an
answ
John McKown asked a question
"I can't remember if this happens or not. On TSO, when you logon and your
password is about to expire, you get a message like:
ICH70002I YOUR PASSWORD WILL EXPIRE IN 1 DAYS.
Does the ftp server send out this message? Sorry, but I just don't
remember. And I just chan
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