Sorry, some formatting was wrong because I have cutted the code out of an
another REXX and forgot some formatting. I have also inserted a check
whether we found a lpar/partition. When not, do not create a report and give
only a information that the HMC - security option switch - GLOBAL
PERFORMANCE
On Thu, 7 Oct 2010 08:58:53 -0500, Mark Zelden mzel...@flash.net wrote:
Below are descriptions of the option from the HMC, which has a nice
simple explanation and the second one is from the PR/SM manual (z9 EC,
but this hasn't changed):
snip
Actually, the description has been updated to
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 03:01:28 -0500, Karl-Heinz Doppelfeld
karl-heinz.doppelf...@f-i.de wrote:
Hello,
here is little bit REXX code to retrieve the information you want. But after
reading the previous updates i think it only works when the HMC 'Global
performance control option' was set.
snip
Hello,
here is little bit REXX code to retrieve the information you want. But after
reading the previous updates i think it only works when the HMC 'Global
performance control option' was set.
This REXX runs under z/OS 1.10 on z9 and z10, no other configs tested.
/* rexx */
In aanlktim=pmkm_6aqo6jsa8lfqmsmoj78o4ku2+hp2...@mail.gmail.com, on
10/03/2010
at 11:28 PM, Tony Harminc t...@harminc.net said:
The part of what I wrote that you didn't quote was But since anyone
can use any port number they like for anything, and we live in a NAT
world, there's decreasing
On 2 October 2010 20:42, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
shmuel+ibm-m...@patriot.net wrote:
at 01:45 PM, Tony Harminc t...@harminc.net said:
No - IANA registers port numbers.
IANA registers well known port numbers. That doesn't preclude use of
those port numbers for other purposes.
The part of
In aanlkti=ucypc-3di4nh9b6_s5onvau8txriyyg7wc...@mail.gmail.com, on
09/22/2010
at 01:45 PM, Tony Harminc t...@harminc.net said:
No - IANA registers port numbers.
IANA registers well known port numbers. That doesn't preclude use of
those port numbers for other purposes.
--
Shmuel
Steve,
You could implement SSDP in your agents. I'm no expert on it but it's worth
a look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Service_Discovery_Protocol
The problem may reduce to identifying instances of your agent.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 09:06:00 +0100, Steve Austin
Where is this documented?
Thanks
Steve
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Where is this documented?
Thanks
Steve
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Why would a dishonest customer be willing to grant your product the
security
it needs to validate the seating arrangements (assuming that is your
intent)? [Think security exit, etc
-
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Why would a dishonest customer be willing to grant your product the
security
it needs
: Identify all MVS images in a CEC
Just curious: if you can identify an MVS image, how do you know your
agent is running on that system and how do you know how to contact it?
They might well be running in totally separated sysplexes and
dasd/vtam/ip configurations.
Kees.
Steve Austin steve.aus
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 3:06 AM, Steve Austin steve.aus...@macro4.com wrote:
Thanks for all your responses.
Essentially I'm looking for a method of identifying MVS images so that I
can talk to my agent running in each of those images. If my agent is not
running on an image then neither is any
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Just curious: if you can identify an MVS image, how do you know your
agent is running on that system and how
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Why would a dishonest customer be willing to grant your product the
security
it needs to validate the seating arrangements (assuming that is your
intent)? [Think
On 22 September 2010 04:54, Mike Schwab mike.a.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
If you are running multiple mainframes, communicating through the
mainframe partitioning manager would not detect the other mainframes.
Does IBM register mainframe TCP/IP port numbers, like it does for 3
digit message
: Identify all MVS images in a CEC
On 22 September 2010 04:54, Mike Schwab mike.a.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
If you are running multiple mainframes, communicating through the
mainframe partitioning manager would not detect the other mainframes.
Does IBM register mainframe TCP/IP port numbers, like
Barbara Nitz pisze:
Mark,
Some people mentioned RMF data to see the other partitions (be it RMF III
or SMF 70 records / post processor). The ability for one LPAR's data to to
show up in other LPARs' SMF 70 records is a security option on the HMC for
that LPAR. I've never worked in an
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 23:37:09 -0500, Barbara Nitz nitz-...@gmx.net wrote:
Mark,
Some people mentioned RMF data to see the other partitions (be it RMF III
or SMF 70 records / post processor). The ability for one LPAR's data to to
show up in other LPARs' SMF 70 records is a security option on the
just abide by the contract as
agreed.
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I am researching seat based
Hi Mark,
If you look at an image profile on the HMC there is a security
tab. Under that tab there is an option called Global performance data
control. By default it is checked (on).
you're right. It is turned on. I would never have connected this to the Type70
records, and I don't think anyone
I am researching seat based licensing for Cloud computing on z/OS and
have the following question.
From an MVS image is it possible to identify all other active MVS images
in the CEC even if some of those images are not in a sysplex?
Thanks
Steve
-
I am researching seat based licensing for Cloud computing on z/OS and
have the following question.
From an MVS image is it possible to identify all other active MVS images
in the CEC even if some of those images are not in a sysplex?
The SMF Type 70 records identify all defined lpars on a CEC.
What about RMF monitor III? The CPC command shows all LPARS including z/OS,
CF and z/VM
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:59 AM, Barbara Nitz nitz-...@gmx.net wrote:
I am researching seat based licensing for Cloud computing on z/OS and
have the following question.
From an MVS image is it possible
What about RMF monitor III? The CPC command shows all LPARS including
z/OS,
CF and z/VM
Yes, and that's what the SMF70 records are also showing. But unless you
know the naming convention for lpars and system names, you cannot
distinguish if that lpar is running z/OS, z/VM or (native) zLinux.
Barbara - very true regarding LPAR names , but this gave me another idea.
The newer HMC (2.10.x ?) shows an OS type for each LPAR.
You could write some code using BCPii (or the older SNMP API) to harvest
this information for each LPAR.
I think that this answers the OP's request?
On Mon, Sep 20,
Which is why every mvs system (or VM, for that matter) can be IPL'd in just
about any lpar (provided the necessary hardware is defined to that lpar).
We used to do that, at one place I worked, but, during the implementation of
GDPS, we lost that flexibility.
Our automation team claimed it was
It is wise to keep in mind that neither
success nor failure is ever final...
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I
...
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Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 4:38 AM
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Barbara - very true regarding LPAR names , but this gave me another
.
Alan
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I am researching seat based licensing for Cloud computing on z
that neither
success nor failure is ever final...
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I see you are from
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On 20 September 2010 04:37, Mike Shorkend
mike.shork
On 20 September 2010 04:37, Mike Shorkend mike.shork...@gmail.com wrote:
Barbara - very true regarding LPAR names , but this gave me another idea.
The newer HMC (2.10.x ?) shows an OS type for each LPAR.
You could write some code using BCPii (or the older SNMP API) to harvest
this information
W dniu 2010-09-20 18:57, Tony Harminc pisze:
On 20 September 2010 04:37, Mike Shorkendmike.shork...@gmail.com wrote:
Barbara - very true regarding LPAR names , but this gave me another idea.
The newer HMC (2.10.x ?) shows an OS type for each LPAR.
You could write some code using BCPii (or the
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 21:45:35 +0200, R.S. r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl wrote:
How can the HMC know the operating system type running in an LPAR?
It's one thing if the customer provides some info as a comment or via
their naming scheme, but surely the HMC/CEC don't run any sort of AI
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote on 09/20/2010
04:17:01 PM:
How can the HMC know the operating system type running in an LPAR?
It's one thing if the customer provides some info as a comment or via
their naming scheme, but surely the HMC/CEC don't run any sort of AI
Mark,
Some people mentioned RMF data to see the other partitions (be it RMF III
or SMF 70 records / post processor). The ability for one LPAR's data to to
show up in other LPARs' SMF 70 records is a security option on the HMC for
that LPAR. I've never worked in an environment where it was
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