Shimon
Thanks for the assistance. After pulling a little more hair out
I finally got the LPAR CTC links to
work. In the process I ran into a few things I still don't
quite understand.
When I got the CTC's properly defined, I ran into a situation
where I could get both sides to bring the links
Thanks for the assistance. After pulling a little more hair out
I finally got the LPAR CTC links to
work. In the process I ran into a few things I still don't
quite understand.
Well, keep your hat on! (It protects the hair, and we can't
spare any, any more!)
When I got the CTC's
A - It's possible to connect Ficon channels directly to SAN switch?
Not as FICON. FICON and FCP use the same physical hardware, but format
the signals on the glass differently. You would install a FICON physical
adapter with the FCP microcode (the only difference is the software in
the adapter)
On Wednesday, 07/19/2006 at 11:32 ZE2, Shimon Lebowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've never run into a case where order of starting the LINKs
gave problems. BTW, the first TCp/IP was at Z/VM 4.4 level and
the second was as Z/VM 5.2 level. (It took me a while to notice
the syntax in the
Good idea! I will look into it.
All these connections are a direct result of having
figured out how to set up cross-LPAR CTCs.
I am happy to see that people actually look at
the document you built me. :-)
Shimon
On 19 Jul 2006 at 10:15, David Boyes wrote:
Thank you for the explanation.
Hi,
We are running Enterprise PL/I for z/OS
Version 3 Release 2 on our zOS systems. Is it possible to compile
a PLI program on zOS, and then build a module on zVM using the zVM LE software?
I looked in the manual for the compiler, and it states that there
is no support for VM in the Enterprise
Hello,
I have VM:Secure as our external security manager. I need to restrict
access to one of our level 2 systems. I thought the DIAL command could be
used to restrict access.
In the VMXRPI CONFIG file I have the following coded:
VMXTRAP DIAL
CP has been build with this.
I have the
Hello List,
Im sure Im overlooking the obvious. I have one
of my VM LPARS running z/VM 5.1.0 and another new LPAR running z/VM 5.2.0. Im
setting up DIRMAINT on the new 5.2.0 LPAR and I cannot find where to configure
DIRMAINT to use RACF instead of the VM directory for password
Nevermind list, I finally found it. Exit DVHDA0.
From: David Pitner
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006
11:58 AM
To: VM Listserv
(IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU)
Subject: Dirmaint and RACF
Hello List,
Im sure Im overlooking the obvious. I have one
of my VM LPARS running z/VM 5.1.0
I'll bet that you could find a retired CE to verify that. You could
probably get an answer from IBM as well. Want me to send a note to our CE?
Jim
At 02:10 PM 7/19/2006, you wrote:
As far as I can recall, DB, the cleaning fluid in the nice IBM pint
cans, was nothing more than denatured
Does anyone still know of a source that sells 3420 cleaning fluid
and supplies? In the process of working through these old tapes from Princeton, Im burning through the small supply I
have of the stuff rapidly (2 pints so far), and still have a few thousand tapes
to go.
The amount of
Try tape head cleaner for audio tape
decks, that might work okay for what you're doing.
David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Cecelia,
There are multiple ways to organize the rules depending on whether you
want to start from a permissive or a restrictive stance. (eg. reject all
except for those specifically allowed, or allow all except for those
specifically rejected).
Here is one way to only restrict the dials
As far as I can recall, DB, the cleaning fluid in the nice IBM pint
cans, was nothing more than denatured alcohol. IBM packaged it for
those
shops that had an all-blue mandate from management as far as IT
equipment went:-)
OK. Isopropyl alcohol is easy to come by.
Thanks, too, for
The pint can I have lists isopropyl alcohol, some carbon tet, and a few
other chemicals. If the alcohol is Good Enough, I can get that.
If you happen to be sending a note to your CE, a quick check would be
appreciated.
David Boyes
Sine Nomine Associates
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I have some old stuff from STK..
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source for 3420 cleaning fluid?
Try tape head
I plan to publish at least the tape maps of the few
readable volumes in
the whole mess (about 1 tape in 15 are actually
readable so far). I
doubt I'll be able to provide the content unless the
IBM archivist tells
me in writing that they really don't care about 30+
year old PUT tapes
any
Hello Everyone,
We
are getting ready to migrate to a new EMC DMX-1000 from a
EMC Symmetrix 8350.
Our current addresses are 740-7B6. We are generated for 740-7BF 128 devices, Devices 7B7-7BF are offline.
The new addresses are 700-7CA. I am going to gen
for 256 devices.
The
EMC
On 19 Jul 2006 at 9:50, Alan Altmark wrote:
Yup. the 2 commands you want are STOP and START.
You use an OBEYFILE to run them.
How quaint. :-) Try NETSTAT OBEY STOP devname and NETSTAT OBEY START
devname.
My aging mind must be getting vapor lock again. I kept thinking HALT
instead
Title: Message
Go to
the CBT Tape site at http://www.cbttape.org/~jjaeger/zzsa.htmland
read up on ZZSA. It can be placed on and IPL'ed from an CDROM. If you lose your
volser to address map, you can IPL this from the CDROM and find the addresses of
your DASD volumes.
Look
at SAE for a
On Jul 19, 2006, at 2:11 PM, David Boyes wrote:
Are there any PUT tape with service for non-copyright
software in there. COul they be released.
I only as the VM/370R6 we have is at (I think) L620
but the latest tape we have is 616
There are service tapes for early releases of VM/370 in
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Hello John,
Thank you very much.
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
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On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 13:10:56 -0500, Dave Jones wrote:
The stiff cotton swabs that you use to clean the head could be replaced,
I think, by some soft cotton fabric on a medical tongue depressor.
If these are the ones that are five or six inches long with a swab on one end,
Radio Shack used to
I like having a Standalone VM system backed up on tape so that I can restore to
a 'free' volume and ipl that to check out anything. I can get it down to fit on
a 3390-m3 so that the backup fits on one 3490 tape. It has helped us in more
than one hardware switch and at disaster recovery exercises.
If these are the ones that are five or six inches long with a swab on
one
end, Radio Shack used to carry them.
No longer (at least not in DC). They claim they discontinued them when
they stopped selling reel-to-reel tape.
YMMV.
-- db
ET (Eric Thomas, the author of the Revised LISTSERV) told me on VMSHARE m
any, many years ago
that the underlying cause of most buffer overruns is the C language. The
basic concept of moving
characters until you find a x'00' (or CR or LF) will ALWAYS lead to buffe
r overruns. (A number of
the
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