S and BCPii to do things like activating LPARs or
IPLing LPARs, then it shouldn't be too difficult to create scripts to update
image profiles.
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Jerry,
Based upon what you are trying to do, I suggest the following:
Make the total weights for LPARs 1, 2, 3, and 4 add up to 1000, assuming all
four are normally active. Then you can easily do the math and for example,
give LPAR 2 say 15% of the machine by setting its weight to 150
Jerry,
MSU settings (LPAR or group) are enforced by software. LPAR weights (LPAR
level only) and absolute capping (at the LPAR or group level) are enforced by
the hardware/firmware itself.
Weights apply only to active LPARs and control the LPAR's portion of shared
processors. In your
To display the PSW, you need to use the "display / alter" task; there is a
selection in that task to display the PSW.
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Unfortunately, the HMC System Monitor App is confusing in that the list of
monitors contains items available only when the system is running in Dynamic
Partition Mode (DPM) as well as in the non-DPM mode and the helps do not
explain this.
I am assuming that none of your systems are running
I want to add to my previous append and that is to recommend that user ids not
be shared. In my personal opinion, that is probably why it is not a good idea
to use the IBM-supplied userids. Not that they are insecure in and of
themselves, but that people using them probably also share them
Thank you for your positive feedback. Both in liking many of the new
improvements in 2.14 and in reporting your success using FTP.
I don't have an official recommendation. But, in my personal opinion, I don't
think you need to disable or delete the IBM-supplied userids on the SE or the
HMC.
With the HMC 2.14 level, all FTP (and FTPS/SFTP) operations that originate in
the SE really proxy thru an HMC. The HMC must have the SE defined into it and
it. This means that uou need to make sure that at least one HMC can get to the
FTP server that the SE wants to access. These are the
ds to a hostile
HMC. Any HMC that is at a level equal to or higher than an SE and that can see
the SE can define it in. If you want to keep things more isolated, then as you
say, you can set up Domain Security and/or you can set up your network to limit
who c
ticularly speedy, but it means you don't need a separate
control unit. Unfortunately, no other operating system implemented support to
use the HMC's media. And it has been supported for a number of generations
now.
Tom Mathias
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Rob,
The other environmentals can also be exported.
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The SE and HMC offer a task to view the temperature, system power consumption,
and an overall processor utilization metric on an hourly basis. This is the
"Environmental Efficiency Statistics" task. The data can be viewed on various
intervals, such as a 24-hour period or week period. The
The new z14 support also added support for all three of the "ftp" protocols:
FTP, SFTP and FTPS. All three will "proxy" thru the z14 HMC now. I can't
speak about z/OS, however.
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This only works for z14 systems (z14 SE thru a z14 HMC).
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From my memory, there were 2 or 3 major levels of 9221 microcode that was
released and each major release had updates (MCLs). The problem is that even
if you had a could find the base 9221 microcode that would work with a system,
the microcode for a specific system includes files that are
You were able to respond before I could...
Your write-up is correct. I suspect he has made the new users be "service"
type users. Service-type users can not do anything disruptive (like an IPL)
unless the object is in service mode. The service person can only IPL the LPAR
or work with a
Brian,
Parwez provided a good list of the drives that have been formally tested and
therefore are supported. As stated, a drive up to 32 GB is supported. Other
drives may or may not work. In my personal experience I have seen most other
drives work properly, but I have encountered some
Doug, Brian, Kees,
Thank you for your input.
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Brian,
There is going to be an update to the manual/helps coming in a future release.
Now since your problem was fixed by updating the DNS, do you still think there
needs to be a way to customize the "FROM:" line as well?
Tom
Gadi,
The Scheduled Operation should be there on your HMC. On your HMC, select the
CPC that contains the LPAR(s) you want to change the weights on. Then run
"Customize Scheduled Operations", which is under the "Operational
Customization" group.
When you have scheduled operations open,
Brian,
It looks like you now have a way around your issue. I will talk to the owner
of the HMC manuals about making an update for this. Thank you for your input.
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Kees,
I do think that current support is causing problems for customers (including
the recent append from David, I see that three customers are having a problem),
but unfortunately, that is way the function currently works in the field. So,
all I can do today is explain how it works and to
Brian,
I am sorry that the IBMFE wasn't has helpful as they should have been. Our
Product Engineering team was made aware of this and they are following up. You
should be contacted again.
But, in the meantime, I can talk about the "FROM:" name some more. As I
stated, the current format
Kees,
I don't have a general list of tips/pitfalls, but the z13s has a lot of new
features and options as compared to your z196 you probably should look at
IBM-MAIN and other sources of information to help you set them up, if you are
going to.
Some of the new capabilities are:
Simultaneous
Brian,
If you haven't done so already, then please open up a problem ticket (On the
HMC, do "Report a Problem" and then select "Health Check"). I tried this out
on an HMC yesterday with 2.13.1 (z13s) level code and it worked as I had
expected. So, something is going on that needs deeper
collect data should there be a real problem
and they can also help to make sure a change in the domain name doesn't cause
any problems with other HMC(s) and/or systems that you might have.
Tom Mathias
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) they are
running. Unfortunately, if they really are using the HMC's time as the master,
then they may have to set up the HMC's time (and time zone) appropriately.
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LPAR Controls task, you could export all properties (including weights and
capping) to .csv files for each system in the plex and then import the values
into a spreadsheet.
Tom Mathias
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t to.
Perhaps you can elaborate on exactly what you are doing and what your setup is
here or perhaps you would like to contact me directly (mathi...@us.ibm.com).
Either way, we would like to try to help you get this working.
Tom Mathia
rather than an error message. It is just
reminding you that you may have additional setup to do before you can really
use ICSF.
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