Is SMTP that comes with our TCP/IP on 5.2.0 RFC2821 and RFC2822
compliant?
Inquiring minds wanna know...
Marcy Cortes
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wrote on 10/17/2006 11:13:33 AM:
Is SMTP that comes with our TCP/IP on 5.2.0 RFC2821 and RFC2822
compliant?
Inquiring minds wanna know...
Marcy Cortes
I don't belive any work was specifically
done to update the server to be RFC 2821
Hi,
I am starting to set up z/VM 5.2, and I got
to the step that says to take a backup of
NSS files.
Since our tapes are VTS, and the 5.2 system
does not yet have DFSMS set up, I figured I
could mount a tape on a VTS drive in my 4.4
system, using the NOASSIGN option of
DFSMSRM MOUNT, and
Hi Miguel.
I have this from the powers that
be:
Certified
systems, at a bare minimum, are required to fulfill the minimal functionality
requirements described in Section 4.5 of RFC 2821, the address-handling
requirements described in Section 5 of RFC 2821, and the problem detection and
Shimon,
I'm guessing that the z/VM 520 ATTACH command is causing an unload.
Perhaps try attaching the drive on both systems with NOASSIGN, then mount
it on 4.4 and try using it on 5.2.
That may prevent the unload from the ATTACH on 520, it having been done
before the tape was mounted.
Mike
Shimon,
Does you z/VM 5.2 guest have STDEVOPT LIBRARY CTL in its directory
entry? Even though DFSMS is not running yet, you may still need it to
access and use the VTS devices on the guest?
JR
JR (Steven) Imler
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Shimon,
Is the 5.2 system a guest of 4.4 (not sure from your post)?
If so, I would DFSMSRM MOUNT the tape to the guest userid and
on 5.2 system just ATTACH the tape drive to MAINT at 181 and use the
virtual cartridge. Skip the NOASSIGN stuff.
The IBM z/VM Operating System IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
wrote on 10/17/2006 11:41:24 AM:
Hi Miguel.
I have this from the powers that be:
Certified systems, at a bare minimum, are required
to fulfill the
minimal functionality requirements described in Section 4.5 of RFC
2821, the
You message was unclear. Is z/VM 5.2 running as a guest of z/VM 4.4? If
it is is XMSL the userid that z/VM 5.2 is running in? If both questions
are yes then on the z/VM 4.4 system you need to have as the response to
Q 0A10 be TAPE 0A10 ATTACHED TO XMSL 0A10 R/W The tape needs to be
attached
Marcy,
Here is the response from our SMTP developer.
Also, posting to the listserv for anyone else who is/was interested.
If you have any more questions/concerns
please let us know!
Regards,
Miguel Delapaz
z/VM TCP/IP Development
- Forwarded by Miguel
Delapaz/Endicott/IBM on 10/17/2006
Cross posted to
MVMRUG-L, IBMVM-L and LINUX-390
I am please to say
that we will have added ashort presentation on Mainstar's Provisioning
Expert product to the agenda for the upcoming MVMRUG meeting in Columbus, Ohio
on October 27. The full slate now includes:
Update on z/VM
On 17 Oct 2006 at 14:52, Romanowski, John (OFT) wrote:
Shimon,
Is the 5.2 system a guest of 4.4 (not sure from your post)?
If so, I would DFSMSRM MOUNT the tape to the guest userid and
on 5.2 system just ATTACH the tape drive to MAINT at 181 and use
the
virtual cartridge. Skip the
Well, we're sort of doing the same thing
with a Sun/STK VTS.
VM:Tape requests the mount, and gets
the drive attached to itself.
VM sends a '.MOUNT' command to z/OS
to get the tape mounted by z/OS.
When the tape is mounted on the z/OS
system (same drive address, not only a different LPAR, but a
I kind of went through a similar thing last week with 2 5.2.0 systems.
Try a Detach with a leave option from the writing system, then vary off
from there.
Then try it on the other system.
Marcy Cortes
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On 17 Oct 2006 at 17:46, Mike Walter wrote:
Well, we're sort of doing the same thing with a Sun/STK VTS.
VM:Tape requests the mount, and gets the drive attached to itself.
VM sends a '.MOUNT' command to z/OS to get the tape mounted by z/OS.
When the tape is mounted on the z/OS system
On 17 Oct 2006 at 14:49, Imler, Steven J wrote:
Shimon,
Does you z/VM 5.2 guest have STDEVOPT LIBRARY CTL in its
directory
entry? Even though DFSMS is not running yet, you may still need it
to
access and use the VTS devices on the guest?
JR,
I meant to respond to your post in my last
Yes ... After you clarified this is not a 2nd level guest, the
directory entry certainly no longer applies.
However, I think Marcy may have something ... Try it, you'll probably
like it!
JR
JR (Steven) Imler
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Senior Software Engineer
Tel: +1 703 708 3479
Fax: +1 703 708 3267
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