On 1 Aug 2006 at 22:34, Adam Thornton wrote:
Man, it sucks to be you, said the fat lion. I went to White
Plains. I ate an IBM Middle Manager a day, and no one ever even
noticed.
In the Israeli version of that story, the lion was caught
when he ate
The person in charge of making
On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 13:56:23 -0500, Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Has anyone been able to interface VM:Tape to permit sharing tapes with
z/OS -- specifically using the z/OS IBM DFSMSrmm database (a VSAM file
)?
RMM has a field labeled RVVMUSE, which is apparently used by
tapes reserved
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community at
Large, would it be helpful to schedule a working BOF (Birds of a
Feather) session at SHARE Baltimore in a week and a half? A lot can of
thoughts can be considered and discussed in an hour or two compared to
wading through
Mike,
I was just thinking the same thing
munson
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From: Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Aug 2, 2006 9:55 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: Draft outline for z/VM New Parents Guide posted
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community
Rabbit season!
Manager season!
Rabbit season!
Manager season! Shoot! Shoot!
BANG!
Jon
snip
IT managers generally run about 30-35 cents a pound, and about 12 miles
per hour, top speed. They're usually in season from August through
October, with the young ones appearing in April or May.
Title: Message
Hi
Folks,
I've
got a call into my local rep, but if any IBM'ers are hanging out and know the
answer to this question I'd appreciate it if you could respond ASAP (privately
if you prefer).
I
have a client that had to implement their Disaster Recovery plan and relocate to
a
What piece of software is it you're concerned about? Just the OS?
Paul Goodwin
Michael Coffin
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OS (z/VM 4.4) and all Licensed Program Products (DB2, VM Batch, Ditto,
RXSQL, REXX Compiler, etc.).
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We employ
On Wednesday, 08/02/2006 at 12:53 AST, Neale Ferguson
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Can someone enlighten me as to what this message means? I know it's just
informational but there's no entry in the Messages manual:
DTCPKT049I Device LCSD: PCCA reports home hardware address 0011251E2228
for
Hi,
Our network folks noticed that one of our zLinux systems is driving a lot
of packet retransmissions, caused mainly because packets are being received
out-of-sequence, outside the target workstation's response window (I hope
I'm getting the terminology correct here).
Going one step further,
Neale,
Haven't you been paying attention all these years to Chuckie!?
All TCP/IP messages are self-explanatory and self-documenting. That's why
you cannot find it in the manuals.
Yes, Chuckie, we already know... what do you want, useful messages are
new features? ;-)
Beats me.
Mike Walter
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dennis Schaffer
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 12:27 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: VM TCP/IP Routing Question
Hi,
Our network folks noticed that one of our zLinux
Dennis,
When more than one path to a destination
exists, and they have the same cost (as defined by the routing
protocol), z/VM TCP/IP will round robin packets to that destination through
the available paths. For static routing, this behavior is controlled
by the EQUALCOSTMULTIPATH parameter on
On Wednesday, 08/02/2006 at 12:26 EST, Dennis Schaffer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our network folks noticed that one of our zLinux systems is driving a
lot
of packet retransmissions, caused mainly because packets are being
received
out-of-sequence, outside the target workstation's response
If you do so, schedule it later in the week and announce it here. That
way those of us who don't go to SHARE can arrange to attend. 50 miles
isn't far, but it does take some advance planning...
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community at
Large, would it be helpful to
That's the LCS device driver interrogating the LCS and returning the
hardware MAC address of the specified adapter.
If it's not in the docs, RCF it.
David Boyes
Sine Nomine Associates
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
Behalf Of
alas I will have left Baltimore by then - keep me posted -
Jim Vincent wrote:
I got the ball. I will get it scheduled hopefully for Thursday at 6pm (if
there is a room available) and will post with details once it is done.
___
James Vincent
Systems
Alan Altmark wrote on 08/02/2006 01:02:34 PM:
You need to get the Linux guests directly on the VSWITCH and get out of
the virtual router business. The VSWITCH will be responsible for
managing
OSA redundancy at a physical level rather than an IP routing level.
Alan,
Thanks for your response.
John/Miguel,
Thanks for your responses. EqualCostMultiPath seems to be exactly what's
causing this behavior.
In theory, it seems EqualCostMultiPath would be ideal behavior to
load-balance network traffic between the adapters, which seems like a good
thing. However, I hadn't considered the
Why is that 'no dice' on S/390 Linux? I've used YaST alot to make
network config changes on Linux on the mainframe.
Jim Vincent wrote:
Generally one would use yast to make network changes on a Linux server, but
no dice on s390 Linux. The way I know works is to update the
Yes, both MSG and SMSG have length restrictions. An MSG can be longer
than an SMSG: MSG is around 229, SMSG (to send via RSCS) 132. So, TELL to
a local ystem can send longer commands than TELL to a remote system.
My RxServer package allows to create servers that can execute commands. It
On Wednesday, 08/02/2006 at 02:11 EST, Dennis Schaffer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please understand that each of my OSA adapters are connected to
different
IP subnets (because, my network folks say, that provides optimum
redundancy: completely different network hardware, from the OSA to the
Miguel Delapaz wrote on 08/02/2006 01:00:40 PM:
Dennis,
When more than one path to a destination exists, and they have the
same cost (as defined by the routing protocol), z/VM TCP/IP will
round robin packets to that destination through the available paths.
For static routing, this behavior
Would a direct VSWITCH connection to the zLinux server (running RHEL AS 4)
be more flexible in this area? In other words, is the Linux TCP/IP stack
(w/ Zebra/OSPF) be more flexible? Miguel, I don't really expect you to
answer this part of the question because you're not supposed to be a
Mppmmppthpfpp... ugh! Had to take my foot out of my mouth. Yes, I did
know Yast -can- be done, via a VNC connection right? The usual case I get
involved in is when the nic is DOA and I am doing it all via the 3270
console. I stand humbly corrected!
I've been hanging around Troth too long
So, I've set up ftpserv2, which I want to listen on port 990 of my
secondary stack, which is TCPIP2. z/VM 4.4.
In his SNAVM5 DTCPARMS file (this is on node SNAVM5, natch), I've got
:Nick.FTPSERV2 :Type.server :Class.ftp :Parms.port 990
Which seems to be what I want, according to p. 41 of
Adam,
Interesting. That little example
is wrong (and it's still wrong in the 5.2.0 doc).
See the information on the SRVRFTP CONFIG
file in the chapter on configuring the FTP server. The PORT specification
goes in there.
Regards,
Miguel Delapaz
z/VM TCP/IP Development
The IBM z/VM Operating
We have a Shark, and we've been getting HCPA2F2234E LINK FAILURE
messages with increasing frequency. The messages point to the Shark
by model and serial number. The message text says:
A link-maintenance information record has been written to
LOGREC in response to the reporting of a
The NETCONFIG and NETCFG commands appear to work in other Linux flavors. Why
would Novel/SUSE not make it available, especially for 3270 access, so life
is a little easier than editing the control files.
I'm not big on VI or using CAT but I did complete my task of updating the
file.
VNCSERVER
Dennis's network people must hang out with mine or read the same doc or
something. They too want OSAs on their very own little subnets.
I finally managed to get them to take 1 port off each card on the test
box so that I could at least test VSWITCH. Still haven't approached
the subject about
We have a Shark, and we've been getting HCPA2F2234E LINK FAILURE
messages with increasing frequency. The messages point to the Shark
by model and serial number. The message text says:
A link-maintenance information record has been written to
LOGREC in response to the reporting of a
I am at home now, but will check my config stuff tomorrow at work and will
bundle them together and send them to you.
/Tom Kern
/301-903-2211
--- Adam Thornton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I've set up ftpserv2, which I want to listen on port 990 of my
secondary stack, which is TCPIP2.
On Aug 2, 2006, at 5:54 PM, Thomas Kern wrote:
I am at home now, but will check my config stuff tomorrow at work
and will
bundle them together and send them to you.
Thanks
I now have things apparently working, except that when I ask for a
list of files, I never get any data, and the
That is the problem I get with most clients that claim to support implicit
FTPS. I will also check my settings for Secure_FTP client and let you know what
they are. I think I also set the secured FTP server to do a unix style list of
files.
/Tom Kern
/301-903-2211
--- Adam Thornton [EMAIL
On Wednesday, 08/02/2006 at 06:04 MST, Adam Thornton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I now have things apparently working, except that when I ask for a
list of files, I never get any data, and the connection times out.
Which is strange, since I'm sure I'm in passive mode, and so the
server should
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