Generating the SALIPL is very easy:
To generate a Stand Alone IPL volume do:
LINK $SYSDASD rucb vucb MW
SALIPL vucb (EXTENT 1 COMMENT ? IPLPARM FN=configfn CONS=cuu FT=configft
or
SALIPL vucb (OFFSET 1 COMMENT ? IPLPARM FN=configfn CONS=cuu FT=configft
Now reply to the following message
We used SPEDIT every day.
I just love this product.
You can find information at
www.visioncomm.com
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Patrick Curren
SuperValu Inc.
952-996-7946
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We use VMSPOOL (part of the VM:Manager
suite from CA) and we would not be without it.
Apart from performance the functionality
includes:
- Review of open spool files (e.g. consoles)
- Review of spool files in other users
readers (for authorised users)
These 2 alone make it invaluable for
Hi all...
Assuming that you have both DIRMAINT and RACF on a system, is there a
way to:
- Have DIRM PW change the RACF password?
- Have DIRMAINT either reject a DIRM PW request, or invalidate the
command or something to tell the user they have to use the RACF command?
I've looked and
Hi again,
We have a client that desires to have automatic failover capability for
the VM TCP/IP stack.
We have today, a connection to TCPIP by each of two OSAs, each with a
separate IP address. We also have a virtual switch, also connected to
the two OSAs, and two Vswitch controllers.
Or - use a VIPA address on your TCPIP stack - easy easy.
Marcy Cortes
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Be careful about your network if you use VIPA. If you have a TPF machine on the
network, there is a PTF that must be applied to it and Cisco routers must be up
to date. We tried and brought down the entire subnet. The router froze and TPF
crashed when we brought up MPROUTE on VM.
Regards,
That's odd - we've been running it for years (maybe 5 ?!) (no tpf
though)
Marcy Cortes
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We have been using VIPA for a few years as well - and DO have TPF.
No problems here.
Marcy Cortes
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I am having trouble defining a XEROX printer, model 238 work center,
to rscs. Has anyone been successful at defining this printer to rscs?
My problem is that the 1ST page of output prints and then 2 pages of
errors. Here is my definition. There are no errors in the RSCS console
or the users, or
Yes, the TPF was key. Without it, everything worked.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Your TPF must have the fix.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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We have been
Hi Larry: What version of zvm? The storage number reported on INDICATE
may not be all that indicative of a problem. Anyway in this case release
matters, so provide us with that info.
David
Larry Macioce wrote:
I removed several linux guests yesterday and when I did an indicate the
storage
Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Good morning all.
I have a little question this morning about a product I used years ago.
There was a product called SPEDIT I believe the owner was VISIONCOM or
something like that.
The product was a spool file viewer, sort of a replacement for PEEK, but it
just blew the
30 years since (re-)release of resource manager; some amount of the
stuff i had done as an undergraduate in the 60s for cp67 ... but was
dropped in the morph from cp67 to vm370.
collected past posts mentioning the scheduler
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subtopic.html#fairshare
and page replacement
Hi: In zvm 5.2 the field is removed, finally. I would suggest in *MOST*
cases that this number isn't all that good an indicator of much. It's
defined as total pages used by in-queue users. I can't recall any
situations where it has been helpful in performance analysis.
David
Larry Macioce
Marten Kemp [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The recent thread about virtual memory sparked a (kind of)
idle question: why did the implementation in the S/370
have a two-level scheme (segment and page)? My original
thought was that it facilitated definition of discontiguous
parts of an address
When someone accesses the VM:Webgateway via a browser on my system, the
following appears in the console log for that web server.
*8 08:08:20 WBSWEB1 0D VIWDNS1598I DNS server xxx.xxx.xx.x timed out
resolving the CNAME for the IPADDR www.www.ww.www.
*8 08:08:50 WBSWEB1 0D
Hello Cecelia,
You have parameters on your TCP/IP system that indicate what the DNServers
are.
Plus you have a
HOSTSADDRINFO
HOSTSSITEINFO
if these are old or have been replace you will have a problem.
I can not remember if VM:WEBGATEWAY has a specific DNS parameter.
Ed
Title: VM Tape encryption
Did anyone ever find a good way to encrypt DDR tapes?
I remember folks asking about this a while back.
Also, is anyone using VMBACKUP encryption? Does it meet current regulations?
*
This
On Thursday, 05/11/2006 at 09:15 CST, Lee Stewart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Assuming that you have both DIRMAINT and RACF on a system, is there a
way to:
- Have DIRM PW change the RACF password?
- Have DIRMAINT either reject a DIRM PW request, or invalidate the
command or something to tell
On Thursday, 05/11/2006 at 09:51 CST, Lee Stewart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again,
We have a client that desires to have automatic failover capability for
the VM TCP/IP stack.
We have today, a connection to TCPIP by each of two OSAs, each with a
separate IP address. We also have a
Title: VM Tape encryption
Ann,
We
tested VM:Backup's encryption last year. It works, but the algorithm used,
DES, doesn't meet our internal requirements. As for whether it meets
"current regulations", that's a question that your company's legal people will
have to answer.
To
vendors,
On Thursday, 05/11/2006 at 05:04 AST, Smith, Ann (ISD, IT)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did anyone ever find a good way to encrypt DDR tapes?
I remember folks asking about this a while back.
Also, is anyone using VMBACKUP encryption? Does it meet current
regulations?
Ann, we had an extended
I'm trying to use a new 2107. When I use ICKDSF and enter:
INIT UNIT(9C00) NOVFY VOLID(SC9C00) VTOC(0,1,12) NOINDEX
It hangs until it hits the missing interrupt time or I do a HALT 9C00.
I'm using ICKDSF 17.0. If I use a back level version of ICKDSF, it works.
Also, CPFMTXA FORMAT works. I'm
OK, I meant how do I get to the panel that I see at second level when I
IPL from HMC. This panel has the option to specify alternate config.
Yes, this is the one where you press PF10.
Currently I IPl with SYSC as load parameter.
So, I see that SALIPL lets you customize IPL module and that may
kim kubik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are (at least) two overlapping meanings of the phrase virtual
memory here: a virtual (i.e., non-real) memory address and a
virtual eXtention (X as in VAX) of memory out to disk. Most
people seem to use the latter meaning.
The first, virtual memory
Sorry Alan, but wih RAC ALTUSER, the password you set will be an expired
one, the user will have to change it when he logs on.
An assembler program is required to use RACROUTE. I have such an animal
that I can send on request. You need access to both the old and the new
password in order to
On Thu, 11 May 2006 11:08:56 -0700, glen herrmannsfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.edu wrote:
Marten Kemp [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The recent thread about virtual memory sparked a (kind of)
idle question: why did the implementation in the S/370
have a two-level scheme (segment and page)? My original
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