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About the only thing I see different between mine and yours is the UNITADD
on the IODEVICE. I don't have that in mine.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 8:47 AM, daver++ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, we are in the process of migrating from an ESCON attached 2105-F20
to a FICON attached 2105-800. This is
Maybe the Shark side Ficon cable is configured incorrectly?
Here is a Z9 x01 with a 2105-800. We are z/vse 3.1 and 4.1 and z/VM 5.2
A long time ago I started coding multiple control units... Not sure if it
matters any more...
Ignore the Partition and PCHID parameters they are for Z890, Z9 and
Like Mark, I too do not have the UNITADD on the IODEVICE lines. If I
recall correctly, you use this parameter to reassign the device number
to something else. In your case, having them all 00 should/would cause
a problem.
This makes me wonder about my IOCP. I am not using a real 2105 but an
The CUADD on the CNTLUNIT must match up to the control unit number
defined by the CE in the device. In my case, since other systems were
defined to the DASD first, my control units are 1C and 1D. z9 running
z/VM 5.3.0.
CHPID PATH=(CSS(0),30),PCHID=100,TYPE=FC,PART=(LP1)
CHPID
05F0 The VARY ONLINE CHPID command failed because the specified channel path
is in a channel subsystem reserved state.
Check the SE, toggle the CHPID in service.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 8:47 AM, daver++ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, we are in the process of migrating from an ESCON attached
Dave,
Some basic cabling things to check if the hardware and cabling was just
installed too:
Verify that the 2105-800 interfaces that are connected to the z800 are
Ficon ports (and not Open Systems Fiber channel)
Verify that the cables used (Long Wave/Single mode/Yellow) or (Short
The allocation bit map created by CPFMTXA does not protect PERM space
from being allocated to user MDISKs; rather, it indicates that the space
does not contain any of the areas belonging to CP and that it is
available for allocation to normal MDISKs. If you want cylinder 0 from
being listed as
Hi Denny,
Since I didn't see any other responses to you, I'll respond with my newly
gained perspective on VLAN-aware VSWITCHs. You may want to read my thread
VSWITCH VLAN-aware not connecting starting in May 2008, and continuing into
June. I think the definitions you've given us look
Thank you for the response, Dick. (and Tracy as well) I did peruse
recent threads discussing VLANs including yours, but my requirement
regarding the use of a specific NATIVE VLAN presents a different problem
from what I saw in your definitions, especially considering that you are
using z/VM 5.3,
From what I understand on 5.2, yes, you can't have a different default
than a native.
But, can't you just not use a default? Just specify it on the set
vswitch grant command?
Marcy
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Hello Aria,
I have asked the same question.
Our IOCP for DS6800 with four 1 g ficon cards and two enclosures.
Each FICON card in the Z890 has two connections.
This way one card can fail and we still have access to all DASD.
Each dasd will have a preferred path too.
CHPID
The number of control units doesn't make a difference to VM. From a
performance perspective, just make sure you always have at least 1
preferred path on-line to each DS6000 disk.
Steve Wilkins
z/VM I/O Strategy
Ed and Steve,
Thanks for the clarifications. Since I am using direct attached ESCON,
I don't have any preferred paths. All the paths are online and attached.
I could never find any manual that stated one way or the other if
there was any improvement or not. Thanks Steve for clearing that up.
Marcy, On 5.2, if you specify a VLAN on the SET VSWITCH GRANT command
you'll get a error message saying you cannot connect to a VLAN-UNAWARE
VSWITCH (it's unaware if you do *not* specify a VLAN on the DEF VSWITCH
command).
Now, as it turns out, I believe I had the correct definitions originally
Thanks to all that replied to my question!
Although TDMF is probably much faster than DDR's, the zVM dasd is not
currently defined to zOS.
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Feller, Paul
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 12:04
From the Messages and Codes manual (the highlight is due to my having
searched for the term unsolicited interrupt):
HCP2260A Device rdev has been removed from the active I/O configuration
(BOXED).
Explanation: The real I/O device (rdev) has been removed from the active
I/O
To elaborate on the original post:
Q hotio
HOTIO ON ALL RATE DEFAULT
The devices in question are masquerading as 3480-04s.
- Original Post Below --
From the Messages and Codes manual (the highlight is due to my having
searched for the
Denny, it's a killer for us mainframers to know all this VLAN, socket, port
business, and the impact of firewalls and routers and switches, and all that
stuff, Huh?? I'm having a blast.
Burch, Aubrey Dennis CIV DISA GS4B [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6/25/2008 2:04 PM
Marcy, On 5.2, if you specify a
I'm trying to set up a user and have their 192 minidisk be there default
working directory. I've coded the CHKIPADR.EXEC to look for the
specific userid(SRG) and if a match, QUEUE 'SRG 192' I've change the
mdisk passwords to ANY for all accesses. We have an ESM and I have
coded the appropriate
You did it how I was trying to say do it, although obviously I did not
say it very well..
But oh my...
the network group neglected to tell me that ping is restricted on this
VLAN
That sure leaves one beating ones ahead on the wall for a while. Do
they not like you :)?
Marcy
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Luckily I have a translator guy in the middle :)
Everytime something comes up (and we have a connection dropping packets
at the moment) you get stuff like why are there so many addresses
why are you generating your own mac addresses are you sure you know
what you're doing (well, that's what they
Some observations:
- If your ESM is controlling links, the minidisk passwords are ignored.
If it isn't, then you might try a password of ALL rather than ANY;
there's nothing special about ANY.
- Check your ESM (you don't specify what it is) docs for the proper
DTCPARMS entries for ftpserve,
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