I'm currently working with/on SCRT for quite a few physical machines and about
triple the amount of LPARs. Is there any easy way for me to find out what
products might be on what LPARs for inclusion in the NO89 section? I've got the
process working fine but now need to tailor the NO89 section fo
On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 12:37:31 -0700, Patrick Falcone
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>I'm currently working with/on SCRT for quite a few physical machines and
about triple the amount of LPARs. Is there any easy way for me to find out
what products might be on what LPARs for inclusion in the NO89 section? I've
got the proc
Bob
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Subject: z/OS SCRT NO89 Product Information
I'm currently working with/on SCRT for q
ed, IBM's
re-branded name. So I'll probably be flying by the seat of my pants. Hope the
landing isn't too bad.
Thanks for your input.
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Subject: Re: z/OS SCRT NO89 Product Information
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I can't resist jumping in here. Especially since the Patrick included "Al,
help!?" in his original post.
I think it's true as Mark wrote that "Tivoli License Compliance Manager" can
help with this task. But in the US that's $2000 per MSU for the OTC alone
with the VUE007 conversion table. TLCM wil
Setting the NO89s to *ALL will just indicate to SCRT that you are running
those products in every LPAR on every machine. Probably true for products
like NetView, IBM's System Automation and their Scheduler. Lots of products
once you commit to using them you need to run them everywhere. But for
COBO
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On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 08:49:27 -0500, Al Sherkow Digest wrote:
>Setting the NO89s to *ALL will just indicate to SCRT that you are running
>those products in every LPAR on every machine.
Exactly. IBM will be very very happy if you send them that report! Your
management won't be when they get the
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Pat,
A VERY ugly suggestion. Turn them all on with *ALL* and see what does not
report anything. By the way, I have
any savings if your box is too small.
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Thanks for all your input. You'll have to excuse my ignorance with this stuff
since my main charge is tuning and I just started to read the man
ine what LPAR's are running the
NO89 software that I get hits on.
I certainly have a firmer handle on this than I did at this time yesterday.
Thanks again for all your input.
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See below;
HTH and good luck.
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Thanks for all your input
case you will
be billed for lpars that are not using the product; thereby increasing your
costs.
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Pat,
>IBM knows what products you are licensed
for.
Since when?
You don't want to know how many audits I have gone through with IBM Canada over
the last 30 years!n
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>IBM knows what products you are licensed
for.
Since when?
You don't want to know how many audits I have gone through with IBM Canada
over the last 30 years!n
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I believe the fine print Ts&Cs indicate that if you specify that a product
runs on one LPAR or any LPARs of a machine for which it is not licensed that
IBM may view that as an order for the products.
Similarly, for products that do generate SMF89 data, if SCRT detects a
product on a machine where
In a message dated 7/29/2009 11:14:31 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
a...@sherkow.com writes:
believe the fine print Ts&Cs indicate that if you specify that a product
runs on one LPAR or any LPARs of a machine for which it is not licensed
that
IBM may view that as an order for the products.
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I believe the fine print Ts&Cs indicate that if you specify that a
product
runs o
Email: robert.richa...@opm.gov
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Correction: IBM is supposed to know what products you have. But even if you
have *ALL for NO89 products that you do NOT have licenses to you can work
with IBM to correct the bi
All literature about SCRT is posted on IBM pricing website, Al website and
other doc issued from CMG as Italia from Ottaviani.
Sure, a strong reporting monthly revised by using Al tools or others will be
powerfull to adapt SCRT parameter's and to control well this process.
A second way is to appl
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