About a month ago I posted here that updates to CHARLOTTe for HTTPS
were available on my VM FTP site. That's when I discovered that
there were firewall issues with the VM FTP.
So I have made all of the files available via HTTP. It is just a CMS
FILELIST with a DOWNLOAD button on each line but
Yes. You can trigger a user defined event in TBSM via SNMP traps and/or
via routing NJE messages through a managed z/OS system if you have the
TBSM agent on z/OS.
Drop me a note offline for more details.
One of our operators has asked if there's a way to send alerts from VM
to Tivoli
ESATCP and ESAMON can send SNMP alerts. Alerts can be sent on any
linux or z/vm variable that esamon supports.
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Wednesday, 02/07/2007 at 06:07 PST, O'Brien, Dennis L
Dennis.L.O'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of our operators has asked if there's a way to send alerts
So Tivoli Business Systems Manager (TBSM) doesn't have a straight forward
TCPIP interface like BigBrother and Hobbit? Has Tivoli issued a Statement
of
Direction about eventually providing a VM/CMS agent and supporting z/VM a
s a
real player in an enterprise network?
/Thomas Kern
/301-903-2211
On Feb 8, 2007, at 9:26 AM, Thomas Kern wrote:
Has Tivoli issued a Statement
of
Direction about eventually providing a VM/CMS agent and supporting
z/VM a
s a
real player in an enterprise network?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good one!
Adam
On Thursday, 02/08/2007 at 09:26 CST, Thomas Kern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So Tivoli Business Systems Manager (TBSM) doesn't have a straight
forward
TCPIP interface like BigBrother and Hobbit? Has Tivoli issued a
Statement of
Direction about eventually providing a VM/CMS agent and supporting
This is a nice web site. What software do you use to drive it? I would like to set up something like
it on my z/VM 3.1 system.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
About a month ago I posted here that updates to CHARLOTTe for HTTPS
were available on my VM FTP site. That's when I discovered that
there
This is a nice web site. What software do you use to drive it? I would like to
set up something like
it on my z/VM 3.1 system.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
About a month ago I posted here that updates to CHARLOTTe for HTTPS
were available on my VM FTP site. That's when I discovered that
there
I would like to know what the recommended procedure is for backing up the
system prior to applying maintenance (and how to restore if there is a
problem!!). The last time I did maintenance, I backed up 510RES with DDRXA and
when PUT2PROD had errors, restored 510RES from that tape. To make a
So Tivoli Business Systems Manager (TBSM) doesn't have a straight
forward
TCPIP interface like BigBrother and Hobbit?
*Nothing* about TBSM is straightforward. 8-)
Few (if any) of the enterprise management tools like this have simple
interfaces. SNMP tends to be the only supported method for
Stephen -
I am using Rick Troth's WEBSHARE that he wrote for VM back at the
dawn of the Internet. The WEBSHARE package is available on my
web site: http://zvm.sru.edu/~download
/Fran
On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 10:01:34 -0600 StephenPFrazieVM said:
This is a nice web site. What software do you use to
Down near the bottom of the website is a line for WEBSHARE VMARC. Click o
n
the 'Download' button at the right side of that line. Download the packag
e.
Upload the package to your system. Unpack it and read all the documentati
on.
Webshare is an excellent webserver for a small site.
As our
Webshare is an excellent webserver for a small site.
And positive proof that really useful tools can be written in hours
using REXX and CMS pipelines. Especially when beer is at stake...8-)
-- db
I would be applying on a first level system. I have no idea what minidisks are
affected. I've only done maintenance twice, once the long way (with IBM here
and it was no picnic) and the second time where it was a complete mess.
Can I use DDRXA and just backup 510RES and 510SPL? Will that be
Anne,
I would use DDRXA to backup 510res, 510w01, 510w02 then use SPXTAPE to
backup the spool files.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Anne Crabtree
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 10:34 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Your first message was clear. The answer is still the same.
If you are applying your maintenance to minidisks on a first-level system, then you need to backup
the individual minidisks used in the maintenance process. Then if something goes wrong in your VMSES
processing, you can restore the
Anne,
We do our maintenance on the first level system. We rely on our daily
backup process as our safety net. Since we keep backups for several
months, we can go back to any prior day's image. Because we don't do
maintenance every day, the MAINT disks are reasonably stable and this
type of backup
Don't worry about the clarity of your postings, we all need to refine our
descriptions through repetition. Okay, you are running maintenance on
first-level and you do not have a CMS or minidisk level product to backup
your allocations. Figuring out what minidisks VMSES will use for any
ok thanks will try that...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/8/2007 11:39 AM
Anne,
I would use DDRXA to backup 510res, 510w01, 510w02 then use SPXTAPE to
backup the spool files.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Anne Crabtree
Sent:
Anne,
Just a quick FYI about SPXTAPE you want to be sure to backup the system data
files, (IMG, NLS, NSS, TRFILES, and UCR)I think the option is SDF. These are
the spool files you would want to restore.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL
OK, have never used SPXTAPE so after looking at manual, is this right?
SPX DUMP 181 SPOOL ALL
and this will get all standard spool files and system files.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/8/2007 12:10 PM
Don't worry about the clarity of your postings, we all need to refine our=
descriptions through
I would use:
spxtape dump 181 sdf all run
See Chapter 4 Step 6 of the Guide for Automated Installation and Service
(GC24-6099-03) for examples. Also Step 7 covers the system backup
aspects.
Regards,
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL
Yes. When I am at risk of damaging all of spool, like restoring the sysre
s
volume, I backup SPOOL ALL. If I am just risking a system data file, like
redefining/resaving a DCSS or NSS then I backup SDF ALL, because I don't
have to restore sysres before restoring just the DCSS/NSS that got mangle
We are nursing along a 3174 controller for our consoles
and need a few spare 3270 consoles.
Anyone have any that we could buy, beg, borrow, or...
- well we probably couldn't steal them?
Or can you recommend a dealer?
prg
Phillip Gramly
p h i l l i p at c d g dot w s
Systems Programmer
Hello Phillip,
Global Hardware Suppliers, Inc.
7595 Mariner Point North, Suite 101
Maple Grove, MN 55311
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Alternate E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct Phone: (763) 494-3559
E-Fax: (801) 730-5352
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
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I still use the MAINT 490/190; 493/193 as alternate disks (all products have
two copies of runtime disks).
Fixes land on 490/493. When I place it in production, I swap the minidisk
addresses in the CP directory.
When it is not OK, swap again and you're done. (I also added a 49E)
But, PUT2PROD
We are nursing along a 3174 controller for our consoles
and need a few spare 3270 consoles.
Anyone have any that we could buy, beg, borrow, or...
- well we probably couldn't steal them?
Phillip,
I have a bunch of 3270 terminals that you could have and
you only have to come to
Replied off-line. But we have 6 here in Texas. You pay for shipping, of
course.
--
John McKown
Senior Systems Programmer
HealthMarkets
Keeping the Promise of Affordable Coverage
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IBM pumps up Linux virtual machines on mainframe OS
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IBM pumps up Linux virtual machines on mainframe OS
In internal tests, IBM says, z/VM 5.3 was able to host more than 1,000
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I found this on the web (which does not, of course, make it
true) at Linux-Watch at
http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS9118634698.html:
Even now, Jaffe continued, insurance giant Nationwise is using
Novell SLES and Xen in production IBM zSeries mainframes to
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