Just to let folks know the outcome of my problem of a couple of weeks ago
wherein I could not snapshot on z/OS a VM/Linux volume, I used CPFMTXA to
format 0,0 as Richard mentioned and now everything seems to work. At any rate,
I can snap it and back it up.
Thanks,
Jon
If it contains the use
>We have an outside company on a secure external stack (TCPDMZEV) send an
>LP print command to our LPD Daemon (TCPLPDEV) which then routes the file
>to our RSCS server (RSCS1) which, Alan, then uses an LPR LINKDEFINE to
>print the text file.
>
Why not send the print job directly to the RSCS LPD da
Thanks to all that answered.
We found the problem after much talking. Seems that the cleaning
company blew two or three circuits last night. Most were on servers and
the users were use to the systems not being available.
Reset everything, turned the power switch off (all the way this time).
And
On 6/6/06, Nix, Robert P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I take exception to the statement "you would need different names anyway".
I have two LPARs on different CECs sharing the same 510RES volume. The first
IPL of the second LPAR was a fairly scary moment, but so far it's worked well
and withou
Title: 7171
If it is continuously/immediately powering
back off, you likely have a defective power supply (it’s doing what it’s
supposed to do to protect the rest of the hardware) or a broken switch. If it’s
mechanical failure of the switch, you could bridge around it, but that’s
kinda ugly
I know that on equipment that has or, at least, had an emergency power off
switch--the big round red one, it had to be reset by a CE id it was hit.
Jim
At 11:17 AM 6/6/2006, you wrote:
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Title: 7171
Hello Everyone,
Ok this is hardware cross post to anyone that remembers the 7171.
Our 7171 has one interface left. And maybe after today, it will be gone.
Is there a reset switch inside the 7171 that if you pop breaker that will
Allow the 7171 to be powered b
I take exception to the statement "you would need different names anyway".
I have two LPARs on different CECs sharing the same 510RES volume. The first
IPL of the second LPAR was a fairly scary moment, but so far it's worked well
and without problem.
Once you get into the mind-set, running mult
On 6/6/06 1:57 AM, "Rob van der Heij" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/5/06, Leland Lucius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> be able to "flip-flop" between 2 "sysres" volumes for maintenance and
>> backout. To do that, I'll need to move off a few things like the ckpt,
>> spol, drct, and a few min
Checking the consoles as you suggested shows that is x'00'.
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Les,
We have an outside company on a secure external stack (TCPDMZEV) send an
LP print command to our LPD Daemon (TCPLPDEV) which then routes the file
to our RSCS server (RSCS1) which, Alan, then uses an LPR LINKDEFINE to
print the text file.
Jim
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