Prog 754 on Graphic device 2nd level zVM 5.2

Greetings, We have 2 zVM systems running 2nd level under zVM 3.1 on our machine. One is running zVM 3.1 , the other, a new one, zVM 5.2. We use myExtra Enterprise 7.11 to create a TN3270 session from our PC. After creating a VM first level 3270 session we DIAL into each of our 2nd

Posting questions on [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I have some linux questions that I need to ask. I've subcribed and I've gotten a refcard but nowhere on there does it talk of posting. So I tried help and it gave me some options to use. The ones I thougth I needed were GEN and PR .. the list told me that these would be good for begginers.

Re: Setting up VM NFS

On Tuesday, 05/02/2006 at 06:27 MST, william JANULIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone have an example of a NFS configuration for users to access CMS minidisks using VM NFS. I am in the process of setting this up and am having some difficulty with some of the syntax specified in the set

Re: New z9 models

I recall seeing in a newsletter announcing the acquisition that they're retaining the Select Business Solutions appellation, so I suspect the selectbs website will continue. Mike Harding EDS VM National Capability 134 El Portal Place Clayton, Ca. USA 94517-1742 * phone: +01-925-672-4403 *

Re: Prog 754 on Graphic device 2nd level zVM 5.2

I dialed to z/VM 5.2 second level from z/vm 5.1 and xedit worked ok for me on Extra 6.5 SP2. How are you attaching to the first level system? At 01:18 PM 5/2/2006, you wrote: Hello Eric, Thanks for your response. What's interesting is that it works fine for zVM 3.1 but not for zVM 5.2. What

VM NFS additional question

To list: Relative to my original question on setting up NFS, I received the following question: We want to know what’s involved to have a NFS mount from one of our VM ID’s to a Windows Server. Basically what it does is it allows VM to see a Windows folder as if it’s a VM mini disk. Or vice

Re: VM NFS additional question

On Tuesday, 05/02/2006 at 11:07 MST, william JANULIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We want to know what?s involved to have a NFS mount from one of our VM ID?s to a Windows Server. Basically what it does is it allows VM to see a Windows folder as if it?s a VM mini disk. Not quite, Bill. The CMS

Re: VM NFS additional question

On May 2, 2006, at 1:59 PM, Alan Altmark wrote: Is there a way for a VM userid to see a windows folder?? Not on a Windows workstation, no, as it doesn't have an NFS server. I'm pretty sure you have to have Windows Server. (Unless you've bought a 3rd-party NFS server to install.) You

Re: VM NFS additional question

To list: Thank you to everyone who replied. Looks like I need some additional components to accomplish the requested task. Thanks again, Bill J. --- Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday, 05/02/2006 at 11:07 MST, william JANULIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We want to know

Re: VM NFS additional question

We want to know what's involved to have a NFS mount from one of our VM ID's to a Windows Server. Basically what it does is it allows VM to see a Windows folder as if it's a VM mini disk. Or vice versa, from windows, a vm minidisk appears as if it is a folder on the windows machine. It's a

Re: VM NFS additional question

Is there a way for a VM userid to see a windows folder?? Not on a Windows workstation, no, as it doesn't have an NFS server. I'm pretty sure you have to have Windows Server. (Unless you've bought a 3rd-party NFS server to install.) If you haven't bought a Windows NFS server, use a Linux

2nd level VM and expanded storage

Hello. Is it possible for a VM running 2nd level to use expanded storage? For example: I have VM 5.2 as 1st level. I want to run VM 4.3 at 2nd level. VM 4.3 is running DB2 which uses expanded storage. If so, is there something special I have to tell VM 5.2 and/or VM4.3 so that 4.3 can access