Brian W wrote:
So is IBM definitely dropping support for the z13s BEFORE z/OS 3.1 is
officially out? If not, then it should be supported by z/OS 3.1. . .
The conclusion expressed after the "If not" is not warranted.
Dropping of support for a machine is unrelated to what machine an operating
Bummer,
However, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. It's better to
know, than to guess (or hope). Do you know what the z14+ functions might be?
Brian
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Hi Terri,
If you have a 14 inch monitor, it is time to invest in your care
Bigger monitor + larger 3270 screen format = same size type.
Large monitors are under $200.
It's your right to stick with 80's display technology but it's not IBM's fault
that you then have a problem with more modern screen layouts.
Charles
On Mon, 3 Jul 2023 01:19:24 +, Shaffer, Terri
w
Best investment I made WFH is a $250 43" 4K TV used as a monitor.6 - 8
viewable windows at the same time, plus ergonomic while not having to do a
cranium swivel between multiple monitors.
.And a tan at the same time...
Second best investment was bifocals cut for 18" monitor and closer for readi
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Bigger monitor + larger 3270 screen format = same size type.
Large monitors are under $200.
It's your right to stick with 80's display technology but
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Amazing for 38 years, I have never used anything bigger than 14&
The z/OSMF UI suffers from a notable issue - despite being labeled as
modern, it falls short in comparison to current web UI standards. It
relies on the outdated Dojo Toolkit, which was already considered
outdated when z/OSMF was initially released and is practically obsolete
now. In defense
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Hi Terri,
If you have a 14 inch monitor, it is time to invest in your career and
get a proper monitor (e.g. 27 inch mi
Apparently I used to have really high-resolution eyesight, judging by the
comments of coworkers ("How can you read that?!"); not so much any more. I now
keep around two types of reading classes, a weaker broad-eye set for reading my
monitor at arm's length and slightly stronger granny glasses f
I used laptops for years because of travel, but I never used their screens
or keyboards at home. I plug a real screen and a real keyboard into the
laptop, oh yes and a real trackball too. Laptops are marvelous inventions,
but there's no need to put up with their limitations.
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converged key layout, a
mini trackball and the keys at the front of the keyboard?
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Apparently I used to have
converged key layout, a
> mini trackball and the keys at the front of the keyboard?
>
>
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ObNotAdventure You are in a maze of twisty keyboards, all different.
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10-11 in laptops generally have 90
LOL! Did you know Colossal Cave is now available on Android? I got myself a
copy, intending to map it all out, but so far I'm still exploring the forest on
the surface. Haven't played it in decades. Maybe I should introduce it to my
grandchildren.
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I was thinking of the old text Adventure written in FORTRAN.
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LOL! Did you know Colossal Cave is now
On Jul 3, 2023, at 1:26 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
I was thinking of the old text Adventure written in FORTRAN.
You’re talking about the same game. The full name was “Colossal Cave
Adventure”, but the program file name was usually as many characters of
“ADVENTURE” as the system supported.
htt
Ah, yes, I remember now, we invoked it using ADVEN on the PDP-10, which used
36-bit words and 7-bit ASCII (hence 5 chars per word). I, too, mapped out the
whole thing back in the late '70s, and I too have forgotten most of it since
then.
I well remember struggling to figure out the puzzle of t
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Ah, yes, I remember now, we in
I once spent a pleasurable few days hacking (or rather trying to hack)
Colossal Cave's "magic mode". The DEC-10 machine at the college I worked at
back then had very little security; I could a program and then
examine the machine code at leisure. I got quite a few steps into the
rather lengthy p
p://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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I once spent a pleasurable few days hacking (or rather trying to hack)
Co
Same here, ADVEN on a DEC 10 running TOPS-10, around 1979. One college
instructor told us to play it and said, "Let them play games, and that
will get them interested."
On 7/3/2023 12:05 PM, Bob Bridges wrote:
Ah, yes, I remember now, we invoked it using ADVEN on the PDP-10, which used
36-bi
Yes, about that year for me too, and at a university. Not A&T State U in
Greensboro, NC, by any chance?
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Yes, about that year for me too, and at a university. Not A&T State U in
Greensboro, NC, by any chance?
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LOL
On 7/3/2023 8:30 PM, Eric Erickson wrote:
PLUGH!
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LOL haven't heard that since I was a kid watching a b/w TV.
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On Jul 4, 2023, 7:32 AM, Tom Brennan wrote:
LOL On 7/3/2023 8:30 PM, Eric Erickson wr
ed laptop keyboards
when needed, but I prefer a "real" mouse (with the center "dial" function,
if possible).
I use the same glasses for reading books and for dealing with terminals -- I
am lucky that they are fairly "weak" glasses.
The discussion about z/OSMF? O
n IBM-designed
> laptop keyboards when needed, but I prefer a "real" mouse (with the center
> "dial" function, if possible). I use the same glasses for reading books and
> for dealing with terminals -- I am lucky that they are fairly "weak" glasses.
> Th
> > like me. (The "real" 3270 terminals had great keyboards!) I can deal with
> > the red "mouse control" on IBM-designed laptop keyboards when needed, but I
> > prefer a "real" mouse (with the center "dial" function, if possible). I u
t;real" 3270 terminals had great keyboards!) I can deal with the red
> > "mouse control" on IBM-designed laptop keyboards when needed, but I
> > prefer a "real" mouse (with the center "dial" function, if
> > possible). I use the same glasses for
. It has the
>> > numeric keypad (which I do not use) and has good "movement" of the
>> > keys that provides a positive feedback for an old guy like me. (The
>> > "real" 3270 terminals had great keyboards!) I can deal with the red
>> > "m
We've implemented z/OSMF in one of our 2.4 images and will be looking to roll
out the configuration
to a second 2.4 image soon. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips, tricks
or gotcha's as far as
replicating to another system? I'm hoping to avoid reconfiguring the
We're looking to rollout a z/OSMF 2.4 configuration from our test environment
to our user-acceptance environment.
Hoping to not have to start from scratch.
Just wondering if anyone had any rules-of-thumb, procedures, or advice in
general for rolling it into an n'th environment
whil
When I logon to z/OSMF all I see is 16 ICONS.
There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software Updates.
I been through several manuals and have performed additional setup and SAF
rules that are suppose to provide this function.
Any ideas of what I can check first ?
We are installing z/OS 2.5 via z/OSMF and are using the Modify Deployment
screens. We can easily change the volumes, HLQs, etc, but wanted to modify
the Primary and/or secondary allocation and don’t see a way to do that.
We have a case opened with IBM and have been told there is no way to do
Hi All,
We are planning to install z/osmf certificate am not aware where we can
download the certificate.
Any help me where we can download z/osmf certificate.
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TART <- i use from prod
there's some IZUPRMxx changes, I can provide some examples of what I've
used for my second LPAR
Carmen
On 12/1/2022 5:49 PM, Steely.Mark wrote:
We have z/OSMF active on one of ours LPAR's. Now we would like to add another
LPAR.
I know their were instruct
> We have z/OSMF active on one of ours LPAR's. Now we would like to add another
> LPAR.
> I know their were instructions on how to perform this - I am unable to find
> the instructions.
> If you have done this and would provide the documentation it would be
> appreciate
s
>
> SERVER=STANDALONE <- I use to test
>
> and
>
> SERVER=AUTOSTART <- i use from prod
>
> there's some IZUPRMxx changes, I can provide some examples of what I've
> used for my second LPAR
>
> Carmen
>
> On 12/1/2022 5:49 PM, Steely.Mark wrote
here's 2 start up options
SERVER=STANDALONE <- I use to test
and
SERVER=AUTOSTART <- i use from prod
there's some IZUPRMxx changes, I can provide some examples of what I've
used for my second LPAR
Carmen
On 12/1/2022 5:49 PM, Steely.Mark wrote:
We have z/OSMF active o
SERVER=STANDALONE <- I use to test
>>>
>>> and
>>>
>>> SERVER=AUTOSTART <- i use from prod
>>>
>>> there's some IZUPRMxx changes, I can provide some examples of what I've
>>> used for my second LPAR
>>>
>&g
Personally, I only recommend doing this if you're a heavy consumer of the
REST APIs and want them to be highly available. Otherwise, let one instance
service the plex, z/OSMF is enough of a resource hog as-is.
I'm going off of memory but this is how I did it at my old shop...purely
for H
On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 13:15:26 -0500, Justin Esposito
wrote:
>A little tip:
>
>If you're moving your z/OSMF instance around from lpar to lpar with the
>same userdir (default /global/zosmf), it's not a bad idea to change the
>owning system of said filesystem with a chmou
i, 2 Dec 2022 13:15:26 -0500, Justin Esposito <
> esposito.just...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >A little tip:
> >
> >If you're moving your z/OSMF instance around from lpar to lpar with the
> >same userdir (default /global/zosmf), it's not a bad idea to change
>
> >A little tip:
> >
> >If you're moving your z/OSMF instance around from lpar to lpar with the
> >same userdir (default /global/zosmf), it's not a bad idea to change the
> >owning system of said filesystem with a chmount -D. I've run into some
> &
On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 15:19:52 -0500, Justin Esposito
wrote:
>Actually, I take it back -- I can't confirm, but I want to say we had it
>enabled. IBM did suggest to just change ownership though.
>
You should be able to check with one of these commands:
F OMVS,PFS=ZFS,Q,FILESETS or F OMVS,PFS=ZFS,F
Hey Mark,
Thanks for these -- this was at an old shop so I can't confirm. I want to
say we did have it set, but I'm not sure. It would sure make sense if it
wasn't enabled, so you're probably spot on!
I'm actually in the process of setting up sysplex filesharing at my current
shop...I'll make sur
On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 16:38:05 -0500, Justin Esposito
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>Hey Mark,
>
>Thanks for these -- this was at an old shop so I can't confirm. I want to
>say we did have it set, but I'm not sure. It would sure make sense if it
>wasn't enabled, so you're probably spot on!
>
>I'm actually in the process
led) file
sharing protocol?
Peter
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On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 16:38:05 -0500, Justin Esposito
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>Hey Mark,
>
>Than
On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 at 17:13, Farley, Peter <
031df298a9da-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Question: When you say "SMB (no longer supported at all on z/OS)", are you
> referring to VSAM SMB = "VSAM System Managed Buffering"? As in the JCL
> parameters AMP='ACCBIAS=DO,etc.'?
>
> Or were
Thanks, that was kind of what I thought it was, I just didn't remember the
meaning of SMB in that context.
Peter
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On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 17:32:53 -0500, Tony Harminc wrote:
>On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 at 17:13, Farley, Peter <
>031df298a9da-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>
>> Question: When you say "SMB (no longer supported at all on z/OS)", are you
>> referring to VSAM SMB = "VSAM System Managed Buffering"?
>On Fri, 2 Dec 2022 17:32:53 -0500, Tony Harminc wrote:
>
>>Samba is an implementation of SMB for UNIXy systems. IBM had an independent
>>implementation of SMB in z/OS, but has dropped it in favour of NFS.
>>
>Correct. I was referring to "z/OS Samba" - DFS/SMB. Removed with z/OS 2.4.
>NFS
>
Does anyone use this? Is it only useful for system programmers, or might
application developers find it of use? Is it in any way related to the Zowe
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So I am no expert when it comes to certificates, So maybe someone can shed
some light for me.
By default z/OSMF is configured with a CA or ZOSMFCA label. That doesn't
work or maybe seem to work for me. I can generate a client certificate from it
and download to me PC but will
Try here.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/3.1.0?topic=consider-zos-upgrade-workflows
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Disclaimer: It is NOT a continuation of previous discussion about z/OSMF.
I just started z/OS 3.1 installation and it is the very first
installation using z/OSMF in the shop.
I have found some difficulties and lacked some documentation. Nevermind.
Over the years I have installed several z/OS
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Does anyone have z/OSMF active using TSS (Top Secret) ? I have been using the
"Convert z/OS 2.3 member IZUSEC from RACF to TSS commands".
z/OSMF still has problems activating - I would like to
HTH's
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"Convert z/OS 2.3 member
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As long as you are relatively current with your TSS maintenance, there are TSS
versions in CAKOJCL0 of the IBM samples for zOSMF setup that have had the RACF
commands converted to TSS commands.
I just set up z/OSMF and remember the answer to this: MEMLIMIT parameter needs
to actually work. This can be controlled by SMFPRMxx and/or SMF exits. You
probably won't get any messages from SMF when SMF sets your limit too low, by
ignoring what is coded on your EXEC statement.
My
Thanks Mark, I will give it a try.
On Thu, 25 Jul 2019, 21:37 Mark Charles, wrote:
> I just set up z/OSMF and remember the answer to this: MEMLIMIT parameter
> needs to actually work. This can be controlled by SMFPRMxx and/or SMF
> exits. You probably won't get any messages fro
The problem was actually with the MAXTHREADTASKS in BPXPRMxx which was set
too low
On Fri, 26 Jul 2019 at 13:49, Mike Shorkend wrote:
> Thanks Mark, I will give it a try.
>
> On Thu, 25 Jul 2019, 21:37 Mark Charles, wrote:
>
>> I just set up z/OSMF and remember the answer
:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: z/OSMF initialization failure.
at
com.ibm.zoszmf.util.log.listener.UICommonBootstrap.contextInitialized(UICommonBootstrap.java:212)
at
com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.notifyServletContextCreated(WebApp.java:2376)
at [internal classes]
Caused by
z/OSMF 2.3
The angle process and the server start with what all appear to be normal
messages. I can access the login page. I can enter my userid and password
then the next screen displays -
IBM z/OS Management Facility on miszos
IZUG417E One or more errors were encountered during the
out 3 months
> now, and circling back around and reconfigure z/OSMF.
>
On the z/OS 2.3 system that I have access to, I see:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 OMVSKERN OMVSGRP 23 Feb 7 09:48
/usr/lpp/zosmf/liberty -> ../liberty_zos/17.0.0.3
>
> There was a directory/SYMLINK at /usr/lpp/zosmf
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> > So I was wondering if someone can help, I tried looking at IBM links and
> > couldn’t find what I needed.
> >
> > In my infinite wisdom, HA, I have been running z/OS 2.3 for about 3
> months
> > now, and circling
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Nevermind.. Thank you with that information, I found liberty_zos under /usr/lpp
, what was missing was the mount for the file system
Thank You!!
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One other piece of advice...dont manually m
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Can any help me, please, with solving a problem I'm having while trying to
get z/OSMF working.
I've got 2 z/OS monoplex systems, at v2.1 and v2.2, both running under z/VM
v6.3 on a z/PDT configuration.
On both systems,
Trying to get this up and running with all plugins. All steps go well
including the -finish step and the step to add the plugins with the
overridefile. I start IZUSVR1 up and wait to start the browser interface.
After I see the stc quiet down I launch the browser only to see the core apps
an
ible). I use the same glasses for reading books and for dealing with terminals -- I am lucky that they are fairly "weak" glasses. The
discussion about z/OSMF? One of these months I will need to spend some time with it. Thes
Would it be correct to say that every shop has z/OSMF installed because that
is the only method of
updating your system that IBM now supports? Ordering CBPDOs (or whatever
they were called) is
no longer an option? OTOH, Zowe is an open-source project that the average
shop will not be using? So
. z/OSMF could not connect to
the DDS or Linux data gatherer at URL address. Reason: reason.
Explanation
The request failed because z/OSMF could not connect to the Resource
Measurement Facility (RMF) Distributed Data Server (DDS) or to the Linux
data
gatherer located at the specified URL. The
Nevermind found it
Shelia Chalk
Mainframe System Programmer
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Hello,
I am looking to setup the z/osmf outgoing email configuration. It has smtp
userid and smtp
is rejected because the volume does
not yet exist. In the ISPF version there was a job to initialise new volumes. I
am aware that z/OSMF does not yet include all of the old method functions but
have I missed something here ?
- I want to use the equivalent of a Serverpac upgrade ie the existing
.
- An attempt to change the target volser is rejected because the volume
does
not yet exist. In the ISPF version there was a job to initialise new
volumes. I
am aware that z/OSMF does not yet include all of the old method functions
but
have I missed something here ?
No, you have not missed
Is there somewhere I can find logs of security errors. Specifically
Trying to access z/OSMF Software Management for the first time.
You are not authorized to access the Software Services task.
I believe I have set up everything needed in RACF, but obviously I have
missed something. There are
Going through the installation of z/OS 2.5 using z/OSMF.
Part of the workflow is to create “Missing SYSMOD Reports’. I get the
workflow to run and it creates a web page table output of Missing SYSMODS.
What is missing, unless I didn’t see the option, is to create a Dataset
(SMPPUNCH) that will
I was asked
We are setting up z/OSMF for the 1st time (can't really avoid it any
longer). I've noticed that the IZUANG1 task has a default WLM SC of SYSSTC
(which is probably OK), but the IZUSVR1 task has a default of Discretionary
- which is probably NOT OK. Do you have a recommenda
Hi,
The size of the STDOUT output in our z/OSMF started task IZUSVR1 is over 13
million lines.
Can anyone suggest how to make it a bit smaller?
We are running under z/OS v2.3.
Thanks
Gadi
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Hi all,
Like some other shops, we track installed software versions and End of Support
dates just using a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is difficult to keep current.
I just started looking at the z/OSMF Software Management feature and like that
it can show the End of Support date for IBM
Brian,
I am not an expert in z/OSMF, but I wrote z/OSMF autostart: how to stop it,
and how to use it (or not)
<https://colinpaice.blog/2021/09/08/z-osmf-autostart-how-to-stop-it-and-how-to-use-it-or-not/>
because you might need to handle a z/OSMF instance starting on LPARA today.
and
> There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software
> Updates.
> I been through several manuals and have performed additional setup and SAF
> rules that are suppose to provide this function.
Did you check the "App Center" folder in the lower
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> There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software
> Updates.
> I be
arting the installation process..
>
> Thanks
>
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CA/BroadCom has a cookbook that replicates all the security rules for
z/OSMF, If I can find the doc I can forward to you, but it does exist on
their support site
Carmen
On 7/21/2022 11:01 AM, Steely.Mark wrote:
This shop is TSS - not so easy.
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