All good responses and what I expected, but worth asking.
And the problem licenses did go in as Sev1's, with the result being a non-
graceful and unnecessarily delayed, but completed cutover.
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Hi all,
During a recent CPU upgrade from a z9 to a z10, it would really have helped if
we could have pretested the new s/w licenses for the 2097 on the old 2094.
Anyone know of a free or low cost way to do this (to allow the software
vendors to sleep better during the cut over).
We did get
Bob wrote:
During a recent CPU upgrade from a z9 to a z10, it would really have helped if
we could have pretested the new s/w licenses for the 2097 on the old 2094.
Anyone know of a free or low cost way to do this (to allow the software
vendors to sleep better during the cut over).
We did get a
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Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 11:44 AM
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Subject: Re: Model / Serial simulation
Kelman, Tom wrote:
In 35 years in the business, first as a MVS sys prog and now as a
performance analyst, I've never seen anyway to pretest the software
keys. I'd be interested if anyone knows of one.
z/VM can set a guest's CPU serial to any value. This works to fool
only a subset of
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Bob
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Subject: Model / Serial simulation for License pretest
Hi all,
During a recent CPU upgrade from a z9 to a z10, it would really have helped if
we could have pretested the new s/w licenses
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