On 04/15/10 22:41, Paul Oliver wrote:
Hi, I'm attempting to implement DFS/SMB on z/OS 1.9 to enable a shared HFS
resource to be mapped to a PC drive. I've been able to accomplish this by
using clear password text and the smbidmap file, my PC (SMB) userid is
different than my mainfr
Hi, I'm attempting to implement DFS/SMB on z/OS 1.9 to enable a shared HFS
resource to be mapped to a PC drive. I've been able to accomplish this by
using clear password text and the smbidmap file, my PC (SMB) userid is
different than my mainframe userid. However when I try to use p
On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:10:16 -0500, Ron Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Any good cookbooks/ref's on install steps--hints--cautions..?
I see where some books were supplied in a later post and these are the ones.
Am big into SMB because of hosting a Windows File system of ZIP files of data
cre
On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:10:16 -0500, Ron Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Any good cookbooks/ref's on install steps--hints--cautions..?
>
I did it based from these 2 manuals (use the correct release for you):
z/OS V1R1.0-V1R8.0 Distributed File Service Customization
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.co
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Smith, Sean M wrote:
Yes I believe that is the case. We are not using z/OS for the VPN
service.
In that case you should notice similar speeds on same speed link, with
or without VPN.
I know your non-VPN connection is LAN connection, probably much faster
than VPN connection.
If possible try
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:29:15 -0500, John S. Giltner, Jr.
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> From my experience SMB on any platform is slow. Think about it, a 200K
>file loading in 5-9 seconds in the office. That is a transfer rate of
>somewhere between 20 to 40 K a second. Now add the overhead of a V
From my experience SMB on any platform is slow. Think about it, a 200K
file loading in 5-9 seconds in the office. That is a transfer rate of
somewhere between 20 to 40 K a second. Now add the overhead of a VPN
and the latency and through put of something that is most likely much
less than th
Yes I believe that is the case. We are not using z/OS for the VPN
service.
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Is the VPN
Is the VPN terminated outside from z/OS ?
I mean:
[1]---encrypted-Inet--- [2] ---clearLAN--- [3]
1 - remote PC with VPN
2 - local VPN device
3 - mainframe
Is the above true ?
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Smith, Sean M wrote:
Problem:
When connecting to work over VPN, SMB performance l
Problem:
When connecting to work over VPN, SMB performance leaves a lot to be
desired. Where a 200k file in the office loads in 5-9 seconds, over VPN
it takes 50-60 seconds. It does not appear to be a server problem or a
bandwidth problem. I tried the same file directly pulling it from an
HFS a
>From RTFM it seems to me that the _IOE_WIRE_CODEPAGE tells the
server which code page the data has on the non-z/OS side.
The z/OS side is what the dfskern is running with. You need to
tell dfskern what EBCDIC code page you want and you need to
make sure this matches your terminal emulator's ho
em to work.
Now the a with points 'ä' is converted to hash mark 'ö' to somehting else
and 'å' to something else.
Going straight to the point: How I can customize the character maps /
codepages that I can use with dfs/smb? I tried to use codepage IBM-473 but
when starti
Skip Robinson wrote:
I would like clarification on Ed's point. I have made it a point NOT to
synchronize my SMB password with anything else because I thought it was
merely stored in the clear in some HFS like /etc. Does it really go into
the RACF DCE segment?
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/
I would like clarification on Ed's point. I have made it a point NOT to
synchronize my SMB password with anything else because I thought it was
merely stored in the clear in some HFS like /etc. Does it really go into
the RACF DCE segment?
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JO.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
S
Final resolution: OA12150 fixes a PE UA18318.
Backed of the PE and everything is good again.
Alan
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions.
Skip - updating ShopzSeries is exactly what I had been using it for when
it worked.
If I remember right there are two address spaces DFS and DFSKERN.
I have watched the startup and it looks like DFSKERN is starting and
failing
with a IOEW16075A ... Host
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 16:43:00 -0700, Skip Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> There is supposedly a way within DFS/SMB to relate the
>remote network (PC) userid to the appropriate z/OS userid. I have NEVER
>been able to make that work.
When I played with Samba back around 1999, I&
ntials. So somehow your Windows signon is no longer being
accepted by the DFS/SMB server. That can happen for several reasons.
1) Your Windows User ID is being improperly mapped to your RACF User ID.
Consult /etc/dfs/home/dfskern/smbidmap for details.
2) Your Windows password was changed and that chan
Shouldn't a mouse go squeak? CLICK is what the trap says to the mouse.
Whatever works. I'm not the one having a problem. ;-)
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JO.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
626-302-7535 Office
323-715-0595 Mobile
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Skip Robinson wrote:
First off, I've never issued NET USE. Is that a DOS command?
It is a Windows command. Open a Command Prompt under XP and issue NET
HELP for details.
This (XP) procedure works consistently in our shop.
- Click on the My Computer desktop icon
- Click on Tools
- Click o
r, you should now see the z/OS folder mapped as a PC drive.
I can't explain why you never got prompted before for userid and password;
I always have been. There is supposedly a way within DFS/SMB to relate the
remote network (PC) userid to the appropriate z/OS userid. I have NEVER
been able
r Windows folks will help.
Roland
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Betreff: DFS SMB Help
I'm running DFS SMB on z/OS 1.6 and have fil
I'm running DFS SMB on z/OS 1.6 and have files set up for use on my PC.
Its been working for about 3 years.
Now when I issue the NET USE F: \\domain\share it asks for a user
and password. I tried my userid and password (same one us used for
z/OS and network) but it is failing and
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