I fell into that trap too. You may want to specify INET instead of
ELEC.
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 2:39 PM
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Wonderful point Alan! It's a shame that you never mentioned this before.
In keeping with the current season... Ho, Ho, Ho!!! ;-)
The PROFILE EXEC on z/VM 5.3's FTPSERVE begins with (apparently no
changes were needed since z/VM 5.1):
On our z/VM system running a CMS workload, the OPERATOR userids runs
disconnected. Human operators open a PComm session to that VM system, and
issue DIAL OPERATOR to establish a connection to VM:Operator running on
the OPERATOR userid. DIAL OPERATOR is authorized by VM:Secure rules only
for
The code you are proposing to modify was likely written before the Integrated 3270 Console existed.
The writers of the code did not prevent using the DIAL command. They just never allowed it. Some
future release of VM will probably include that capability.
Mike Walter wrote:
But CP responds
Just sharing what I believe should be a reason for the IBM VM Development
Lab in Endicott to celebrate.
At 14:10:02 on 05 December 2007 our z/VM system running a CMS workload
reached 10 years without a single unscheduled system outage due to a CP
ABEND.
Eight of those years were on VM/ESA
I have been contacted by a recruiter, asking if I was interested in a VM
sysprog position in the NY / NJ metro area
being I am not at this time, and if there is anyone in this area who may
be,
contact me off list and I will give you a contact.
thanks,
Augie
Why don't the operators log on with their userid and then LINK
VMRMAINT 193 and issue VMYIAMOP ?
(this way, each VMOPER user can even be tailored to its needs, for
example some people at my customer's installations have view for the
DB2 servers, I don't. The tailoring is done can creating a x
At 14:10:02 on 05 December 2007 our z/VM system running a CMS
workload reached 10 years without a single unscheduled system
outage due to a CP ABEND.
That is pretty cool Mike. You gotta love VM !!
For the record, my Windows laptop has been up and running for
almost 10 hours without the
Why don't the operators log on with their userid and then LINK
VMRMAINT 193 and issue VMYIAMOP ?
They could. But then ...
- they would each need a VM userid (which few have)
- someone would have know to remove VMYIAMOP authorization if they move to
a different role
- they could access the
My Windows desktop hung during start-up this morning. It seems that it
was trying to start hundreds of instances of Outlook instead of the
usual 1. I had to use the big hammer, the power off button, because it
couldn't even respond to the 3-finger salute.
Don't you love stable systems?
You guys are bringing back a lot of great memories.However, I'm sure that
many of you can recall the days of VM/XA, when things were a little
different. We can all thank the efforts of a lot of great VM development
types in
Endicott and formerly Kingston for cleaning up VM during that
That is indeed an excellent record of reliability. If you change your
criteria slightly, change ABEND to defect, you eliminate the need
for the exemption.
At USAir (before the name was changed to US Airways), we had a VM/ESA
system run for 10 months without any outage, scheduled or not. An
Since 1995/02/15 our uptime has been 99.770%. We had weekly IPLs for a
while, now its monthly. We took a big hit with the August 14 power
outage about 4 years ago.
Peter
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Thanks, James. That is the correct answer. It worked.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Stracka, James (GTI)
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2007 5:32 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject:
VM/XA was very reminiscent of the VM/370 Release 2 days with one
exception. We had as many problems, but we didn't have any of the OCO
nonsense in the earlier days. The developers were quite eager to hear
about the customers' problems and what they did to solve them. I think
that we have to thank
But Alan, that will just get it put on somebody's to do list and get it fixed.
:)
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Friday, 12/21/2007 at 10:59 EST, Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But CP responds to any DIAL command from the Integrated 3270 Console
with
message: HCPDIA743I DIAL function not
On Friday, 12/21/2007 at 10:59 EST, Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But CP responds to any DIAL command from the Integrated 3270 Console
with
message: HCPDIA743I DIAL function not available
Have you opened a PMR? I'm with Stephen on this; it sure looks like an
oversight. A PMR
But Alan, that will just get it put on somebody's to do list and get it fixed.
:)
And what a nice belated Christmas present that would be!
No, I have not yet opened a PMR on it. I was curious to find out if I had
missed something obvious (such as those described in the help for HCP743E)
I will be out of the office starting 12/21/2007 and will not return until
01/02/2008.
Merry Christmas Happy New Year!
I will be out of the office starting Fri. 12/21, returning Wed. 1/2/2008.
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